Aleister Crowley and Christianity: Two Paths, One Truth?

What if Aleister Crowley and Jesus Christ were pointing to the same truth?

In this thought-provoking video, we explore the surprising alignment between Thelema and esoteric Christianity—two traditions often seen as enemies, yet united in their call to transcend the ego, surrender to a higher will, and live from love.

While Crowley’s famous phrase “Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law” is often misunderstood, the full message—“Love is the law, love under will”—mirrors Christ’s teaching: “Not my will, but Thine be done.” At the core, both teachings reveal a sacred path of inner transformation, personal responsibility, and spiritual alignment.

We explore:

How Crowley’s “True Will” mirrors Christ’s surrender to Divine Will

Why both systems require the death of the ego to realize the true self

How love is central, not optional, in both traditions

The shared rejection of blind belief and superficial morality

How both paths demand inner work, spiritual maturity, and authentic freedom

This is not about religion vs. rebellion. It’s about peeling back the dogma to reveal the shared essence of two radical paths: a life lived not for the self, but from the Source.

If you're ready to go beyond appearances and explore the spiritual mechanics of real transformation, this video is for you.

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