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P. Lovecraft claim that he is the author of the Necronomicon? To answer this interesting question, you should turn to the stories of two personalities: the poet and magician Aleister Crowley and Brooklyn millionaire Sonia Greaney. There is no doubt that Crowley read at Oxford a translation of the Necronomicon by John Dee: Too Many Fragments of Crowley's Book of the Law resemble a retelling of individual parts of this translation. Either this the hypothesis is correct, or Crowley, who argued that in the previous incarnation he was Edward Kelly, read the Necronomicon in his past life! Why doesn't he mention the Necronomicon in his labors? The fact is that Crowley was surprisingly secretive about as to the sources of his information; it is very likely that composition entitled "777", the authorship of which he claimed, in reality is, for the most part, plagiarized from the notes of Allan Bennett. Crowley tries his best conceal the influence that Nietzsche had on him, although once, having let it slip, he refers to him as “an avatar of Thoth, the god wisdom"; similar is the case with Richard Burton's influence on Crowley's teaching about the TrueWill. I suspect that the Necronomicon must have been quite embarrassing for Crowley when he discovered how degree he (perhaps without realizing it) used material of this ancient text in his "Book of the Law". In 1918, Crowley was in New York. As usual, he tried to gain a literary reputation and collaborated with International and Vanity Fair. Sonia Greaney was energetic and a vain Jewish emigrant. She attended dinner parties and lectures at a club called "Sunrise Club" Traveler" (?!); it was here that she first met Crowley, who invited her to talk about modern poetry. It was a good match; in a letter to Norman Mudd Crowley describes his ideal woman: “quite tall, plump, but not loose, agile, vain, energetic, aged from thirty to thirty-five years old; possibly Jewish; it is possible a singer or actress accustomed to this kind of entertainment. She should be "fashionable", perhaps a little loud or vulgar. And, of course, very rich." Sonya was neither an actress, not a singer, but by all other criteria quite came up. She made a lot of money from modeling and sale of women's hats. Various people described her as "a woman with great charm and personalmagnetism", "completely charming and feminine", "one of the most beautiful women, with whom I have met" and "educated, but an eccentric living phonograph." In 1918 she was thirty-five years She was divorced and raising a teenage daughter. The fact is that When it came to women, Crowley usually wasted no time; several They continued to have irregular dates for months. In 1921 Sonya met H. P. Lovecraft, and in the same year Lovecraft published his first novel mentioning Abdul Alhazred ("Nameless City"). In 1922 he first mentions "Necronomicon" ("Hound"). On March 3, 1924, Lovecraft married Sonya Greaney. We don't know what exactly Crowley told Sonya Greenie and what she told Lovecraft. However, it is worth paying attention Note the following quote from the story "The Call of Cthulhu" (1926): "This cult will not die until the stars come again into the correct position [precession of the equinoxes?] and the secret priests will not call Cthulhu from His grave so that He can breathe life into His subjects and reigned again on earth. Time it will be easy recognize, for then humanity will become like the Great Ancients: free and wild, not knowing the difference between good and evil, not recognizing laws and morals; and all the people will start screaming and killing and have fun. Liberated Ancientsteach them new ways scream, kill and have fun, and the whole earth will burn in fire ecstasy and freedom." However brief and distorted this passage may be, it yet lies the undeniable stamp of Crowley's Book of the Law. Easy imagine like Sonya and Lovecraft, sitting in the firelight room, laughingly discussing the contents of the new story and Sonya suggested to her husband some ideas that she once Crowley told; she didn't even have to mention Crowley's name, just one idea was enough to spark the imagination novelist. We have no evidence that Lovecraft ever seen the original text of the Necronomicon and generally knew about the real existence of this book. His Necronomicon is remarkably close in spirit to the original, but the details are is pure fiction, as, indeed, one would expect. B in the original there is neither Yog-Sothoth, nor Azathoth, nor Nyarlathotep, however, there is Ayoise... * Question: Where can I find the Necronomicon? The quickest and easiest answer would be: “Probably - nowhere.” And we have to suspect Crowley again of what he had to do with this hand. In 1912, Crowley met with Theodor Reuss, head of the German "Order of the Eastern Temple", and during worked for several years in the ranks of this order. B1922 Reuss resigned as head of the society in favor of Crowley. So Thus, Crowley worked closely for ten years contact with a leading representative of the German Masonic organizations. In 1933-1938. few known copies of the Necronomicon disappeared without a trace: some of Hitler's government became interested in rare occult literature and began in all honest and dishonest ways get these books. Dee's translation disappeared from Oxford during invasion in the spring of 1934. It was done at the British Museum several unsuccessful robbery attempts, and as a result the publication Vormius was removed from the catalog and moved to the underground storage facility in a closed shale mine in Wales (where, during war, in 1939-1945. royal jewels were kept). Copies from other libraries simply disappeared, and are now time "Necronomicon" is not mentioned in any library catalogue. Current location of copies of the Necronomicon unknown; there is a legend that in wartime near Salzburg there was a large repository of occult and magical documents. Rumors also constantly arise that that a copy of the Necronomicon was made on the skin of prisoners concentration camps. Suggested compilationcreated based on the following source: Justin Jeffrey, "The Book of the Arab." Starry Wisdom Press, 1979.
Necronomicon - Why did the writer H. P. Lovecraft claim that he was the author of the Necronomicon?
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