Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.
The following writings by Aleister Crowley:
are not linked to from this site. OTO, the legally recognised (at least (a) in the U.K. where I am based and (b) in the USA where this site is hosted) holder of the copyrights on the works of Aleister Crowley, has not given permission for their publication in printed or electronic form. Further, OTO believes that these papers are “confidential documents,” irrespective of the fact that all have been published on various occasions, some repeatedly. While I personally consider this attitude—implying as it does the requirement to treat published books which can be found in public libraries or bought from second-hand bookseller in the same way as documents received privately under the seal of initiation—delusional (to put it mildly), I have undertaken to abide by the regulations of OTO and will therefore not be linking to any online copies of these which do come to my attention. I can only suggest you try seeking out one of the printed editions (which currently retail for ludicrously inflated prices). Alternatively, carefully phrased Google searches may locate one of more of the incomplete or inaccurate copies which sporadically appear on the net.
Love is the law, love under will.
Frater T.S.
(Not speaking for NIWG)