Cara Soror, 
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Morality 
(2) 
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. 
The contents of your letter appalled me. I had hoped that 
you had left behind for ever all that quality of thinking . It is 
unclean. It is stuffy and flabby. You write of a matter about 
which you cannot possibly have information, and what you 
say is not even a good guess: it is simply contrary to fact. It 
shows also that you have failed to grasp the nature of the 
O.T.O. Its main raison d'etre, apart from social and political 
plans, is the teaching and use of a secret method of achieving 
certain results. This secret is a scientific secret ; it is guarded 
against betrayal 
or abuse by a very simple automatic 
arrangement . Its guardians cannot be "dying" any more than 
electricians as a class can be. 
lt is really difficult to answer your letters . You have got 
things so higgledy-piggledy. You write of the constitutions of 
two orders, the A:. A:. and the O.T.O.; yet you ignore the 
printed information about them which you are supposed to 
have read. 
I have to answer each sentence of your letter separately, so 
incoherent have you become! 
You are a "student" 
of A:. A:. , and become a 
Probationer as soon as you take and pass the examination. 
(This is intended mostly to make sure that you have some 
general idea of the principal branches of the subject, and 
know the more important correspondences.) The rest: please 
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