Topic: Iwas

Aleister Crowley's reception of The Book of the Law in Cairo is linked to ancient Egyptian rituals that he did not fully understand at the time. White explains that Crowley performed the "Headless Rite" in the Great Pyramid, which correlates with the Orion constellation and the myth of Osiris. These actions are described as accidentally "switching on" a spiritual mechanism through a series of high-probability synchronicities and atmospheric events.

Non-human intelligence is identified by its lack of adherence to linear time and human logic, often manifesting through complex patterns of synchronicity. Gordon White posits that beings like Iwas viewed Aleister Crowley as a "prophet of the new aeon" because his influence led to the development of solid-state fuel and the cultural dominance of rock music. This suggests that extra-dimensional entities influence human history toward specific technological and cultural milestones.

Aleister Crowley's identification of the entity Iwas as a Sumerian god was influenced by a chance meeting in New York with a man named Sam Jacobs, whose middle name was Iwas. This encounter provided Crowley with information about the Yazidis as survivors of Sumerian culture. White highlights this as an example of non-human logic using low-probability coincidences to shape a practitioner's understanding of eternal spiritual forces.