Rose Kelly Crowley Gormley - Revision history

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	'''Rose Edith Kelly Skerrett Crowley Goymley''' born Rose Edith Kelly (July 23, 1874 e.v - 1932 e.v) Crowley's first Scarlet Woman.		'''Rose Edith Kelly Skerrett Crowley Goymley''' born Rose Edith Kelly (July 23, 1874 e.v - 1932 e.v) Crowley's first Scarlet Woman.

	==Bio== ~~[[Image:Rose_and_crowley.jpg\|right]]~~		==Bio==
	===Early Life===		===Early Life===

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	===Life with Aleister===		===Life with Aleister===

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	====The Book of the Law====		====The Book of the Law====

	On March 16, 1904, when he tries to ~~“shew~~ the ~~Sylphs”~~ by means of a ritual to his wife, Rose. Although she could see nothing, she did seem to enter into a light trance and repeatedly said, "They're waiting for you!" Crowley took Rose to the Boulak Museum and asked her to point out Horus to him. She passed several common images of the god and led Aleister straight to a [[Stele_of_Revealing \|painted wooden funerary stele]] from the 26th dynasty, depicting Horus receiving a sacrifice from the deceased, a priest named Ankh-f-n-khonsu. Crowley was impressed by the fact that this piece was numbered 666 by the museum, the number that he had identified with since childhood.		On March 16, 1904, when he tries to "shew the Sylphs" by means of a ritual to his wife, Rose. Although she could see nothing, she did seem to enter into a light trance and repeatedly said, "They're waiting for you!" Crowley took Rose to the Boulak Museum and asked her to point out Horus to him. She passed several common images of the god and led Aleister straight to a [[Stele_of_Revealing \|painted wooden funerary stele]] from the 26th dynasty, depicting Horus receiving a sacrifice from the deceased, a priest named Ankh-f-n-khonsu. Crowley was impressed by the fact that this piece was numbered 666 by the museum, the number that he had identified with since childhood.

	He began to listen to Rose, and at her direction, on three successive days beginning April 8, 1904, he entered his room and wrote down what he heard dictated from a shadowy presence behind him. The result was the three chapters of verse known as [[The Book of the Law]].		He began to listen to Rose, and at her direction, on three successive days beginning April 8, 1904, he entered his room and wrote down what he heard dictated from a shadowy presence behind him. The result was the three chapters of verse known as [[The Book of the Law]].
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	===Latter Years===		===Latter Years===

			:'''Please write this'''

	==Links of Interest==		==Links of Interest==

			:'''Please write this'''

	==References==		==References==


	*Crowley, Aleister. (1979). ''The Confessions of Aleister Crowley''. London;Boston : Routledge & Kegan Paul.		*Crowley, Aleister. (1979). ''The Confessions of Aleister Crowley''. London;Boston : Routledge & Kegan Paul.

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	====The Book of the Law====		====The Book of the Law====

	On March 16, 1904, when he tries to “shew the Sylphs” by means of a ritual to his wife, Rose. Although she could see nothing, she did seem to enter into a light trance and repeatedly said, "They're waiting for you!" Crowley took Rose to the Boulak Museum and asked her to point out Horus to him. She passed several common images of the god and led Aleister straight to a painted wooden funerary stele from the 26th dynasty, depicting Horus receiving a sacrifice from the deceased, a priest named Ankh-f-n-khonsu. Crowley was impressed by the fact that this piece was numbered 666 by the museum, the number that he had identified with since childhood.		On March 16, 1904, when he tries to “shew the Sylphs” by means of a ritual to his wife, Rose. Although she could see nothing, she did seem to enter into a light trance and repeatedly said, "They're waiting for you!" Crowley took Rose to the Boulak Museum and asked her to point out Horus to him. She passed several common images of the god and led Aleister straight to a [[Stele_of_Revealing \|painted wooden funerary stele]] from the 26th dynasty, depicting Horus receiving a sacrifice from the deceased, a priest named Ankh-f-n-khonsu. Crowley was impressed by the fact that this piece was numbered 666 by the museum, the number that he had identified with since childhood.

	He began to listen to Rose, and at her direction, on three successive days beginning April 8, 1904, he entered his room and wrote down what he heard dictated from a shadowy presence behind him. The result was the three chapters of verse known as [[The Book of the Law]].

			He began to listen to Rose, and at her direction, on three successive days beginning April 8, 1904, he entered his room and wrote down what he heard dictated from a shadowy presence behind him. The result was the three chapters of verse known as [[The Book of the Law]].

	===Latter Years===		===Latter Years===

Frater C.U.G.: Added more info and image

2005-01-19T21:17:49Z

Added more info and image

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'''Rose Edith Kelly Skerrett Crowley Goymley''' born Rose Edith Kelly (July 23, 1874 e.v - 1932 e.v) Crowley's first Scarlet Woman.

==Bio== [[Image:Rose_and_crowley.jpg|right]]
===Early Life===

Born July 23, 1874, at 78 Cambridge Terrace, Paddington, England, to parents Frederick Festus Kelly and Blanche Bradford Kelly. She was the first child, with two siblings, Eleanor Constance Mary and Gerald Festus. In 1880, the family moved to Camberwell Vicarage, where her father served as the curate for the Parish of St. Giles for the next 35 years.

In 1895, Rose escorted her brother Gerald to Cape Town, South Africa, where he convalesced from a liver ailment during the winter of 1895-96. In 1901, widowed after a two year marriage to one Major Skerrett (described consistently as an "older man"), she joined her brother Gerald in Paris, where she stayed six months.

===Life with Aleister===

====The Book of the Law====

On March 16, 1904, when he tries to “shew the Sylphs” by means of a ritual to his wife, Rose. Although she could see nothing, she did seem to enter into a light trance and repeatedly said, "They're waiting for you!" Crowley took Rose to the Boulak Museum and asked her to point out Horus to him. She passed several common images of the god and led Aleister straight to a painted wooden funerary stele from the 26th dynasty, depicting Horus receiving a sacrifice from the deceased, a priest named Ankh-f-n-khonsu. Crowley was impressed by the fact that this piece was numbered 666 by the museum, the number that he had identified with since childhood.

He began to listen to Rose, and at her direction, on three successive days beginning April 8, 1904, he entered his room and wrote down what he heard dictated from a shadowy presence behind him. The result was the three chapters of verse known as [[The Book of the Law]].

===Latter Years===

==Links of Interest==

==References==

*Crowley, Aleister. (1979). ''The Confessions of Aleister Crowley''. London;Boston : Routledge & Kegan Paul.
*Hudson, Derek. (1975). "For Love of Painting - The Life of Sir Gerald Kelly". London: Peter Davies.

[[Category:Scarlet Women]]

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	==References==		==References==

	*http://users.cybercity.dk/~ccc12757/rose.htm
	*Crowley, Aleister. (1979). ''The Confessions of Aleister Crowley''. London;Boston : Routledge & Kegan Paul.		*Crowley, Aleister. (1979). ''The Confessions of Aleister Crowley''. London;Boston : Routledge & Kegan Paul.
	*Hudson, Derek. (1975). "For Love of Painting - The Life of ~~Sire~~ Gerald Kelly". London: Peter Davies.		*Hudson, Derek. (1975). "For Love of Painting - The Life of Sir Gerald Kelly". London: Peter Davies.

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	~~Also working on it...CLK~~

	'''Rose Edith Kelly Skerrett Crowley Goymley''' born Rose Edith Kelly (July 23, 1874 e.v - 1932 e.v) Crowley's first Scarlet Woman.		'''Rose Edith Kelly Skerrett Crowley Goymley''' born Rose Edith Kelly (July 23, 1874 e.v - 1932 e.v) Crowley's first Scarlet Woman.
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	Born July 23, 1874, at 78 Cambridge Terrace, Paddington, England, to parents Frederick Festus Kelly and Blanche Bradford Kelly. She was the first child, with two siblings, Eleanor Constance Mary and Gerald Festus. In 1880, the family moved to Camberwell Vicarage, where her father served as the curate for the Parish of St. Giles for the next 35 years.		Born July 23, 1874, at 78 Cambridge Terrace, Paddington, England, to parents Frederick Festus Kelly and Blanche Bradford Kelly. She was the first child, with two siblings, Eleanor Constance Mary and Gerald Festus. In 1880, the family moved to Camberwell Vicarage, where her father served as the curate for the Parish of St. Giles for the next 35 years.

	In 1895, Rose escorted her brother Gerald to Cape Town, South Africa, where he convalesced from a liver ailment during the winter of 1895-96.		In 1895, Rose escorted her brother Gerald to Cape Town, South Africa, where he convalesced from a liver ailment during the winter of 1895-96. In 1901, widowed after a two year marriage to one Major Skerrett (described consistently as an "older man"), she joined her brother Gerald in Paris, where she stayed six months.

	===Life with Aleister===		===Life with Aleister===

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	====The Book of the Law====		====The Book of the Law====

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	*http://users.cybercity.dk/~ccc12757/rose.htm		*http://users.cybercity.dk/~ccc12757/rose.htm
	*Crowley, Aleister. (1979). ''The Confessions of Aleister Crowley''. London;Boston : Routledge & Kegan Paul.		*Crowley, Aleister. (1979). ''The Confessions of Aleister Crowley''. London;Boston : Routledge & Kegan Paul.
			*Hudson, Derek. (1975). "For Love of Painting - The Life of Sire Gerald Kelly". London: Peter Davies.

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	Working on it... [[Thelemapedia:Two_article_challenge]] Frater C.U.G.		Working on it... [[Thelemapedia:Two_article_challenge]] Frater C.U.G.
			Also working on it...CLK

	'''Rose Edith Kelly Skerrett Crowley Goymley''' born Rose Edith Kelly (July 23, 1874 e.v - 1932 e.v) Crowley's first Scarlet Woman.		'''Rose Edith Kelly Skerrett Crowley Goymley''' born Rose Edith Kelly (July 23, 1874 e.v - 1932 e.v) Crowley's first Scarlet Woman.

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	Working on it... [[Thelemapedia:Two_article_challenge]] Frater C.U.G.		Working on it... [[Thelemapedia:Two_article_challenge]] Frater C.U.G.

	'''Rose Edith Crowley''' born Rose Edith Kelly (July 23, 1874 e.v - 1932 e.v) Crowley's first Scarlet Woman.		'''Rose Edith Kelly Skerrett Crowley Goymley''' born Rose Edith Kelly (July 23, 1874 e.v - 1932 e.v) Crowley's first Scarlet Woman.

	==Bio==		==Bio==
	===Early Life===		===Early Life===

			Born July 23, 1874, at 78 Cambridge Terrace, Paddington, England, to parents Frederick Festus Kelly and Blanche Bradford Kelly. She was the first child, with two siblings, Eleanor Constance Mary and Gerald Festus. In 1880, the family moved to Camberwell Vicarage, where her father served as the curate for the Parish of St. Giles for the next 35 years.

			In 1895, Rose escorted her brother Gerald to Cape Town, South Africa, where he convalesced from a liver ailment during the winter of 1895-96.

	===Life with Aleister===		===Life with Aleister===

Frater C.U.G.: simple outline

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simple outline

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	~~got~~ it [[Thelemapedia:Two_article_challenge]] Frater C.U.G.		Working on it... [[Thelemapedia:Two_article_challenge]] Frater C.U.G.

			'''Rose Edith Crowley''' born Rose Edith Kelly (July 23, 1874 e.v - 1932 e.v) Crowley's first Scarlet Woman.

			==Bio==
			===Early Life===

			===Life with Aleister===

			====The Book of the Law====

			===Latter Years===

			==Links of Interest==

			==References==

			*http://users.cybercity.dk/~ccc12757/rose.htm
			*Crowley, Aleister. (1979). ''The Confessions of Aleister Crowley''. London;Boston : Routledge & Kegan Paul.

Frater C.U.G. at 14:56, 25 September 2004

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New page

got it [[Thelemapedia:Two_article_challenge]] Frater C.U.G.