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What to expect: This talk focuses on one of the most significant and misrepresented locations in occult history: Boleskine House on the south shore of Loch Ness, and the man who made it infamous.
No prior knowledge of Aleister Crowley is required to attend. This session is designed to stand on its own and is accessible to anyone with an interest in occult history, whether you are new to the subject or have been studying for years.
This session explores:
- Who Crowley was (brief) and why Boleskine mattered to him
- The Abramelin Operation: what it is, where it comes from, and what it demands
- What Crowley claimed happened when the working went unfinished
- The mythology that attached to the house and who was responsible for it
- The history of the house after Crowley, including Jimmy Page and the fires
- Where legend ends and documented record begins
Boleskine has become one of the most mythologised sites in modern occultism. This talk examines what actually happened there, what Crowley was genuinely attempting, and why the house continues to hold such a significant place in occult culture.
*There will be no ritual work and no practical magick in this session. This is a talk intended to give clarity, context, and intellectual distance.*
This session is for those who want to understand the foundations of modern occult practice without sensationalism or mythology, and for those who value thoughtful, unsanitised discussion that moves beyond the limits of the ‘love and light’ approach.
£22pp
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Lincoln, UK, United Kingdom
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