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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2026 · 49 MIN

True Will Working by John Felczak

from The Ruby Tablet

In this episode, we descend from the philosophical abstractions of the Academy into the solitary crucible of the individual soul, where magic is no longer the invocation of external powers but the excavation of one's own deepest nature. We explore how the True Will—that elusive, unifying purpose at the core of each aspirant's being—can be discovered, forged, and manifested through a ritual technology that synthesizes the Left-Hand Path, Thelemic philosophy, Lovecraftian cosmic horror, and the practical discipline of self-examination. We ask: Is the True Will something we discover, or something we create? And what happens when we stop looking outward for meaning and turn inward to become our own authority?From the Litany of the Nine Angles and the invocation of Set and the Great Old Ones to the dark inversion of the Grail myth and the summoning of the elements as psychological qualities; from the consecration of the black candle according to one's ingenium to the closing affirmation that "And so it is done"—we trace the monumental, deeply contested, and astonishingly practical legacy of this ritual technology and ask: In a world that still fragments our attention, disperses our power, and offers us ready-made identities, do we have the courage to seek our own True Will, or will we retreat into the comfortable servitude of external authority?🎧 ABOUT THE RUBY TABLETThe Ruby Tablet Podcast is a philosophical and spiritual journey through the essays of the Temple of Set, exploring the great traditions of human thought—from ancient Egypt to the present day. Each episode is a deep dive into the ideas that help shape the Self and fan the Black Flame.🔗 SOURCES & READING LIST:Essay: True Will Working Classification: V2 - A15.2 - 1 Author: John J. Felczak III° Date: September 28, XXVI HTML Revision: Oct 07, 1997 CE Subject: Thelema📚 RECOMMENDED READING:-Aleister Crowley, The Book of the Law (Liber AL vel Legis) -Aleister Crowley, Magick Without Tears (esp. Chapters on True Will and Liber Samekh) -Aleister Crowley, Liber Samekh (Theurgia Goetia Summa sub figura DCCC) -Temple of Set, The Book of Opening the Way (The Book of Coming Forth by Night) -Temple of Set, The Word of Set (18th Part) -Friedrich Nietzsche, Thus Spoke Zarathustra (esp. Prologue and "On the Three Metamorphoses") -Friedrich Nietzsche, Beyond Good and Evil (esp. Aphorisms on Will to Power) -Carl Jung, Archetypes of the Collective Unconscious (on individuation and integration) -Carl Jung, Aion (on the Self as the organizing principle of the psyche) -Robert Anton Wilson, Prometheus Rising (on sub-personalities and consciousness) -Israel Regardie, The Golden Dawn (on elemental magic and ritual structure) The Book of Abramelin the Mage (on magical retreats and the Knowledge and Conversation) -Howard Phillips Lovecraft, The Call of Cthulhu and Other Weird Stories (for Lovecraftian cosmology) -Aleister Crowley, Liber Aleph vel CXI (on the nature of Will) -Temple of Set, The Diabolicon (on Setian philosophy) -Michael A. Aquino, The Church of Satan (for context on the Left-Hand Path) 🏷️ HASHTAGS#TrueWill #Thelema #LeftHandPath #Setianism #TempleOfSet #Set #Xeper #Xem #Runa #Indulgence #Crowley #AleisterCrowley #DoWhatThouWilt #HolyGuardianAngel #NeterXem #BookOfTheLaw #LiberAL #LiberSamekh #Nietzsche #Superman #Ubermensch #WillToPower #Siegfried #Needful #PsychologicalIntegration #Individuation #Jung #Lovecraft #GreatOldOnes #Azathoth #YogSothoth #Nyarlathotep #ShubNiggurath #DarkGraal #GrailMyth #ElementalMagic #GoldenDawn #CeremonialMagic #BlackFlame #MagicalJournal #DreamInterpretation #Divination #Xeper #Remanifestation #TheRubyTablet #PhilosophyPodcast #OccultPodcast #MagicPodcast #WisdomTraditions #OccultPhilosophy #SetianPhilosophy #SelfCreation #Becoming #Will #Magick #Esoterica

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