| Invocation | Enter the darkness | Evocation |
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| 19th Century French Occultist who had major role in shaping Crowley's views | |
| Tarot-esque icon revived by the above, and represented in the upside-down pentacle | |
| Esoteric, British secret society joined by Crowley in his early 20s | |
| Crowley's own mother said her son was this | |
| Crowley's unique spelling of this term regarding sorcery | |
| He and wife Rose went in search of this law-giving spirit on Egyptian honeymoon | |
| Religion founded by Crowley | |
| Secret society whose structure formed basis of the above's foundation | |
| Palindromic, Bavarian order Crowley hijacked | |
| 'Every man and woman is a ____.' | |
| | Invocation | Enter the darkness | Evocation |
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| Fascist leader who banned Crowley from European country in 1923 | |
| Holy guardian angel of Crowley | |
| Fallen angel Thelemites believe to be the last great obstacle of the Aeon of Horus | |
| This human trait lie at the crux of Crowley's Law of Thelema | |
| Thelemic mentoring of L. Ron Hubbard paved way for birth of this Western 'religion' | |
| Rock guitar player who once owned Crowley's Boleskine House on Loch Ness | |
| Rock singer who wrote song about Crowley in 1980 | |
| Of 'Moonchild,' 'Isis Unveiled,' 'Magick in Theory and Practice' and 'Magick Without Tears,' the book not written by Crowley | |
| Crowley-following coprophagists eat this | |
| A bisexual Crowley died in 1947 addicted to this | |
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Greek Gods 
Bible Books - New Testament 
Seven Deadly Sins
