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Sting Occultist- he was mostly into tantric sex which includes eating/drinking bodily solids and fluids. Much of the info on him has been scrubbed, here’s what I found. He was also interested in Crowley and Thelema which overlaps with Hindu Tantric Yoga. It was never revealed that he was a member. • • • • The Police -Ghost in the Machine Album The band was fronted by Illuminati puppet Sting and the cover art for the album displays a hidden 666 message when viewed in a mirror. There are songs on the album about demons and sorcery (Spirits in the Material World), trans-humanism (Rehumanize Yourself), and one world government (One World, Not Three). • • • • Sting - Synchronicity Thematically, the new album and its first single, "Every Breath You Take" (both of which simultaneously topped the charts internationally), put forth the concept that the most significant task of any individual is to achieve harmony between the conscious and the unconscious, i.e., the only antidote to evil is self-knowledge, because our dreams can literally invoke monsters. Sting : "After rediscovering Koestler, I started to read Carl Jung and the/ Ching, and I got very interested in tarot cards. I met a clairvoyant, who's now a great friend of mine. He's not some end-of-the-pier entertainer but rather a clever, well-read, and intelligent man. He told me that I was indeed a machine in terms of my behavior, one with no heart, emotionless, and that I would have to work to alter this. But he said the fact that I could write songs, play music, and be creative showed that I had at least the potential to become a larger person than I was at the time." […] He sets the books down and picks up a deck of tarot cards, their backs illustrated with the cross of the ancient order of the Knights Templar. "These cards were designed in the 1940s under the supervision of 💥Aleister Crowley. They're quite stunning. […] "My favorite tarot card is Death"" he adds, turning the top card over. "Oh!" he says, mildly startled. "Here it is! How strange Death should be right on top. Anyhow, I find it extraordinary how strong are the feelings this card inspires in me. Death symbolizes ultimate change and the end of illusion." Sting, the British musician and songwriter, has often incorporated themes and references to Aleister Crowley and Thelema in his work. • • • • Here are some notable examples: • The Police’s “Invisible Sun” (1981): The song’s lyrics contain allusions to Crowley’s concept of the “Abyss” and the idea of transcendence through spiritual practices. Sting has confirmed the influence of Crowley’s Thelema on the song. • The Police’s “Demolition Man” (1986): This song features lyrics that echo Crowley’s ideas on individual liberation and the rejection of societal norms. Sting has mentioned Crowley’s influence on the song’s themes. • Sting’s solo album “The Soul Cages” (1991): The album’s lyrics explore themes of spiritual seeking and transformation, which are reminiscent of Crowley’s Thelemic philosophy. Sting has discussed the influence of Crowley’s ideas on his songwriting during this period. • Sting’s song “Violet Hour” (2003): This song’s lyrics contain references to Crowley’s concept of the “Violet Ray,” a mystical energy believed to be a gateway to higher states of consciousness. • • • • Thelema and Crowley’s Influence on Punk and Alternative Music Crowley’s ideas on individual liberation, spiritual experimentation, and the rejection of mainstream values have influenced a range of punk and alternative musicians. The energy and aesthetics of punk, in particular, can be seen as an expression of Thelemic principles, such as: • Disruption and chaos: Punk’s DIY ethos and anti-establishment stance reflect Crowley’s emphasis on individual freedom and rebellion against societal norms. • Transformation and self-realization: Punk’s focus on personal expression and empowerment aligns with Crowley’s ideas on the pursuit of spiritual growth and self-transcendence. • • • • Related Posts and articles Sting - King of Pain https://penthouse.com/legacy/sting/ ‘I used to do tarot readings but it got too scary’: Sting on making Shape of My Heart https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2023/may/15/tarot-readings-scary-sting-shape-of-my-heart The left hand path… In a certain sense, life at the Abbey of Thelema may be taken to para-digmatically represent Crowley's lifestyle and philosophy in their most intense aspects. https://gab.com/Unakceptabke_views/posts/112608136127572116 Bodily fluids in “religious” practices … https://gab.com/Unakceptabke_views/posts/112607929982926449 The Gnostic Mass is a public ritual, and as such it refers to the actual performance of sex magick in a veiled form. https://gab.com/Unakceptabke_views/posts/112607309486651630 Satanism and embracing filth… https://gab.com/Unakceptabke_views/posts/112608186850018192