A few selections from the writings of the 20th C. Abstract Painter, AD REINHARDT.
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Liber Al vel Legis/The Book of the Law
This reading of THE BOOK OF THE LAW is the final episode of a three- part series of podcasts featuring the received writings of Aleister Crowley.
This series corresponds to the days from March 20 to April 10--One text each day from the Vernal Equinox to the three days that mark the writing of the Book Of The Law.
There will be mispronunciations.
[00:00] Introduction
[01:38] Liber Al vel Legis, Cap. I (April 8)
[19:25] Liber Al vel Legis, Cap. II (April 9)
[38:52] Liber Al vel Legis , Cap. III (April 10)
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Twenty-Two Texts from the received writings of Aleister Crowley: Part Two
This is part two of a series of readings intended to correspond to the days from March 20 to April 10--One text each day from the Vernal Equinox to the three days that mark the writing of the Book Of The Law. This episode’s recordings are for March 27-April 6. There will be mispronunciations.
[00:00] Introduction
[02:17] Liber ARARITA, Cap. VII (March 27)
[04:49] Liber Arcanorum (March 28)
[10:27] Liber LXV, Cap. III (March 29)
[21:02] Liber Librae (March 30)
[30:00] Liber VII, Cap. III (March 31)
[37:17] Liber VII, Cap. V (April 1)
[43:15] Liber Stellae Rubae (April 2)
[52:10] Liber Cheth (April 3)
[57:49] Liber LXV Cap. II (April 4)
[1:09:25] Liber LXV Cap. V (April 5)
[1:28:13] Liber ARARITA, Cap. VI (April 6)
[1:30:12] Liber VII, Cap. VII (April 7)
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Twenty-Two Texts from the received writings of Aleister Crowley: Part One
These readings are intended to correspond to the days from March 20 to April 10--One text each day from the Vernal Equinox to the three days that mark the writing of the Book Of The Law. There will be mispronunciations.
[00:00] Introduction
[02:40] Liber LXV, Cap. I (March 20, morning)
[15:27] Liber VII, Cap. II (March 20, evening)
[21:27] Liber LXV, Cap .IV (March 21)
[34:32] Liber VII, Cap. IV (March 22)
[44:05] Liber VII, Cap. VI (March 23)
[49:58] Liber Tzaddi (March 24)
[56:52] Liber VII, Cap. I (March 25)
[1:02:47] Liber A’ash (March 26)
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”Anima Mundi”--William Butler Yeats--1917
This text, from 1917, combines ideas about Goetic evocation, with ideas about Spiritism, the origins of artistic inspiration, and a collective subconscious. I I hope you find it rewarding. My reading will include several mispronunciations.
Texts read aloud. Religious, Visionary and Literary. Minimal Commentary. There will be Mispronunciations.
Theme music excerpted from ”Buried Constellations” by Window Of Society. Available on Bandcamp.
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