Quotes from Gary Lachman's "Aleister Crowley: Magick, Rock and Roll, and the Wickedest Man in the World."

"He was convinced that sex magick surpassed all other forms and that it promised access to an incalculable power. In Liber Agape, De Arte Magica, and other works written after the Paris Working and limited to select members of the O.T.O., Crowley sings the praises--in very obscure and flowery language--of his discovery, calling the mixed male and female sexual fluids 'the most powerful and radiant thing that existeth in the universe.' Through the proper use of sex magick, man may 'impose his will on Nature herself,' and by consuming the sacrament (the mixed fluids) one becomes 'capable of transmuting an unlimited quantity of base and blind matter into the plastic and docile image of the will.' (187)

"Reuss accepted Crowley's explanation--he had hit on the secret intuitively--and told Crowley of the importance of using the male and female sexual fluids in a kind of sexual alchemy. Crowley explained the importance of sodomy." (178)

"Crowley was informed that the supreme sexual-magical act was the ritual rape, murder, and dismemberment of a virgin. The body parts would be offered to various gods." (184-185)

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