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The Amalantrah Working

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The Amalantrah Working is Crowley’s account of a series of magical sessions around 1918 (often associated with New York and later retreats) involving trance, oracular communication, and practical sex-magic operations.

The working has attracted sensational interpretations—ranging from UFO claims to lurid misreadings—but its surviving records mainly document ritual tests, diary excerpts, and the development of Crowley’s later meditative and translation work.

Its culmination (some records missing) reportedly fed into Crowley’s interest in Chinese wisdom and resulted in translations and visionary material connected to Taoist themes.

The text is valuable to scholars and practitioners as evidence of Crowley’s practical methods, the messy interplay of mundane concerns with mystical aspiration, and the way visionary material was integrated into his broader corpus.

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Alan Chapman
while clarifying myths versus the actual content and fruits of Crowley’s working.
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