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Aleister Crowley

(1875–1947) Chess Player United Kingdom

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Crowley argues that ordinary morality suits only ordinary people, while love acts as a universal law that drives gravity, chemistry and electricity. He calls the gods merely names for natural forces and warns that a single ego offers a narrow view of the world. He also describes magic as a subtle, hard‑to‑master science.

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Aleister Crowley was a chess player from the United Kingdom, best known for Moonchild.

Quick Facts About Aleister Crowley

Born
October 12, 1875
Died
December 1, 1947
Nationality
United Kingdom
Profession
Chess Player
Notable works
Moonchild
Known for
Abbey of Thelema, Thelema, The Book of the Law, 777 and Other Qabalistic Writings of Aleister Crowley, Diary of a Drug Fiend
Spouse
Rose Edith Kelly

About Aleister Crowley

He was a prolific writer, publishing many books and poems throughout his life.

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