Do what thou wilt, Mr. President
This story is funnier to me because I am blogging two blocks from the White House.
Could Aleister Crowley be George W. Bush's grandfather?
More later: I am too busy at the American Academy of Religion meeting. My trip here was 48 hours of chaos, but it is all truly worth it to be with the Pagan Studies crowd.
UPDATE: I do not necessarily buy the Bush-Crowley connection, but as Eric Riley points out, it does put a different spin on creating your own reality.
Could Aleister Crowley be George W. Bush's grandfather?
More later: I am too busy at the American Academy of Religion meeting. My trip here was 48 hours of chaos, but it is all truly worth it to be with the Pagan Studies crowd.
UPDATE: I do not necessarily buy the Bush-Crowley connection, but as Eric Riley points out, it does put a different spin on creating your own reality.
posted by Chas S. Clifton at 5:54 PM Permalink
5 Comments:
Just wanted to thank you for posting and to give a friendly colorado pagan greeting from 'The Springs'. I've enjoyed finding your blog. Thanks again.
Thanks, K. Maybe our paths will cross some day.
I'm totally flattered that you updated your post to include my commentary. Thanks so much. I wish I could have come to the AAR Pagan Studies sessions, especially since it was in my own backyard. Darn my not having enough vacation time! Perhaps the next time I'm in Denver we could chat.
Eric,
You are welcome, but I do live about 120 miles from Denver.
I always forget that places are larger than I think, especially out west. Silly small city living of mine!
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