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in a cruel fashion.” On the original zobop passports the writing would usually be inFrench, and an official-looking sticker such as a stamp-duty sticker or perhaps even theseal from a cigarbox or something similar would be stuck on the passport together witha stamped number. In the only example of a zobop passport I have seen the mainillustration is a naïve drawing of a person. On my own zobop passports the writing is“spirit writing” done in a trance state, inspired by the tradition of “protective spiritwriting” that occurs in folk cultures of the American south, originating from WestAfrica, as exemplified by the paintings of the illiterate artist J B Murry. While suchspirit writing is simply scribble, and not language, it is done for magical protectiveeffect and so intention informs the spontaneous writing. And J B Murry did claim to beable to read his spirit writing through a distorting bottle of holy water. Similarly, myself,when stoned…Joel Biroco ExhibitionJoel Biroco will be having an exhibition & sale of his paintings some time in the future.This event will be held in London. If you would like to be notified about the exhibition,send your contact details to: kaosbabalon @hotmail.comArtwork creditsDerek Arridge created the cover and the illustrations on pages 9, 23, 31, 34, and 125;this artwork is embedded in the pdf in vector format and is best viewed on Acrobat 5reader with “smooth line art” checked, which is not switched on by default (Edit ⇒Preferences ⇒ Display ⇒ Smooth line art). Sarah Haras drew the two pictures onpages 154 and 186, which came from staring at charcoal smudges on paper untilsomething—“The Indwellers”—emerged. Prof John Steczynski drew the pen and inkApocalypse images on pages 2 and 108, which are part of a set of 42 on the web (see thereview on page 184). Joel Biroco painted the two “zobop passports” on pages 66 and 78(the vever on the latter is that of Papa Legba), and the crow falling from the sun onpage 167, in black Indian ink and watercolour. The drawing of Lam on page 35 is byAleister Crowley and is presently owned by Kenneth Grant. The painting on p 178,“Fossil Angel”, is by Marjorie Cameron.196
Copyright © 2002 The Kaos-Babalon PressPublished in a limited edition of 156 signed and numbered copies in London in April2002, and released on the web in a pdf version in July 2002. All texts and artwork ©individual named contributors. The right of all contributors to be identified as the authorsof their own works has been asserted by them in accordance with the UK Copyright,Designs and Patents Act of 1988, with the usual implications for internationalconvention.Citation: “Biroco, Joel (ed). KAOS 14 [pdf edition]. London: The Kaos-Babalon Press,2002.”197
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ContentsEditorial .................
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EditorialThe cult of Chaos conjoine
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After corresponding for a while Amo
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KAOS-BABALON 156 gematriaIt is wort
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naturally been leading. I felt it w
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that. He said it all.” For me, id
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In a note on the 12 th Æthyr in Th
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this represents deliberate obfuscat
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its attendant orders. Modern occult
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there occurs the word bábâlond, w
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article originally published in Red
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I am shadowed with the Circle of th
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Isaiah 34:14 picks up the story). G
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that within us which remains open t
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In Arabic, there is apparently even
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and I was myself involved in a Ma
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“Laughing stock” danger ofworsh
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the ritual, it was an occult bookse
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Grant has even uncovered a document
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more information has come to light
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Grant. Does Spare imply in The Focu
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My basic criticism is that most of
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of interest in an ancient practice
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imply that other ostensibly occult
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could imply that other occult manus
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Although it has been thought that t
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something, not as sophisticated as
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Yes, that’s true about compressin
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HH: Holy shit, that is one of the b
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Joel Biroco: No leap because no tho
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own approach to the creation of mag
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those week-old perished party ballo
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Oh dear, our Ken sounds worried. Wi
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This is a cosmic vision and we are
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suggests that without Jean Brayton
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Staley, despite his interest in suc
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the skull placed in the temple duri
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CorrespondenceControl of Choronzon
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kisses, giving them pleasant dreams
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It was written in a New York apartm
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across of the Zu bird was a small p
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to make a reasonable guess as to wh
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either because this was obvious in
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Tyson is a little clueless regardin
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original corpus, but rather the att
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sunflowers didn’t have an ounce o
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Deception is the keynote of the who
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noticed the quality of line that I
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two-letter word, 4 by 4, 5 by 5, al
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“You’re insane Boris!”—Bori
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Cyrus, king of the Persians, gave b
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ms. 3677, fol. 14 r —giving my ey
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The seven-headed dragon andthe demo
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from the idea of silence imposed by
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his head unto Daäth”, there was
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the banishment of illusion. (Of cou
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“that old serpent”. Indeed, Cro
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CorrespondenceHow did Crowley know
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listed in Col. III of Dee’s “Li
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politics of that age. Personally, I
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where the pure lights of the Supern
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last year that the Stèle of Reveal
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and compare its text against that o
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published in The Equinox. It is pos
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As for why 333, merely being half o
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horn ended in a small sphere sugges
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But I didn’t choose the Liber AL
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the cat’s throat and prepare anot
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The Black Room, the Chamber ofDeath
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And the shapes of the locusts were
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