
Yoga - Code for
Mind Control
The Magus assures you -- the
quickest way to control the mind of others is to first learn to control
your own. Now this is no easy task for most, men spend their
entire striving for perfection, just to fail in the end.
Aleister Crowley however
developed a system to cut out all the un-necessaries of traditional Yogis and provide the reader with a clear, sometimes
even step-by-step look into the art of mind control; don't forget
to test and experiment for yourself. Feel free to spend a week or
more learning and going through these lectures once, twice even three
times. The insight found in Aleister Crowley's, 8 Lectures on
Yoga, is a true means to an end. Yoga, control of mind, is
priceless to the accomplished magus. However will always remain
valueless to those who never took the time to read it.
Forward
by Israel Regardie, March 21, 1969
Aleister Crowley has achieved the reputation of being
a master of the English language. This book which is as
fresh and vibrant today as when it was penned over thirty
years ago demonstrates this fact. It shows how impossible
it is to categorize him as a particular kind of stylist.
At turns he can be satirical, poetical, sarcastic,
rhetorical, philosophical or mystical, gliding so easily
from one to the other that the average reader is hard put
to determine whether or not to take him at face value.
His description of mystical states of consciousness
clarifies what tomes of more erudite writing fails to
elucidate. It is in effect a continuation of Part I of
Book 4 brought to maturity. Nearly three decades had
elapsed between the writing of these two books, in which
time his own inner development had soared ineffably. A
great deal of what he has to say may seem prosaic at
first sight, but do not be fooled by this. Other of his
comments are profound beyond belief, requiring careful
and long meditation if full value is to be derived from
them.
This is not a book to be read while standing or
running. It is a high water mark of Crowley's literary
career, incorporating all that we should expect from one
who had experimented with and mastered most technical
forms of spiritual growth. There is humor here, a great
deal of sagacity, and much practical advice. This book
cannot be dispensed with for the student for whom Yoga is
'the way.'
8
LECTURES ON YOGA By ALEISTER CROWLEY
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YOGA FOR YAHOOS
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| First Lecture |
First Principles |
Part 1 |
| Second Lecture |
Yama |
Part 2 |
| Third Lecture |
Niyama |
Part 3 |
| Fourth Lecture |
Asana and Pranayama |
Part 4 |
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YOGA FOR
YELLOWBELLIES |
| First Lecture |
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Part 5 |
| Second Lecture |
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Part 6 |
| Third Lecture |
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Part 7 |
| Fourth Lecture |
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Part 8 |
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