Topic: Great Work

Passio discusses the personal cost of "The Great Work," noting that telling hardcore truths makes one unpopular and disliked. He criticizes "half-wayers" who avoid controversial topics to maintain their income and popularity. He views his mission as a karmic duty to put truth into the world, regardless of whether it is accepted, and encourages others to validate his claims through their own research.

The conversation explores the Thelemic law "Do what thou wilt," clarifying that it is a mandate to discover one's "True Will" rather than a license for indulgence. Duquette explains that every individual has a unique function in the grand scheme, comparing a person's life path to a planet's orbit. This fulfillment of purpose is referred to as the "Great Work," where every micro-moment and action contributes to a larger cosmic necessity.