Many systems have been founded on occult ritual with magicians of various orders
calling mantra, working with geometry, and manipulating matter to various degrees
in order to birth a new system of thought/faith/worship etc....

What's great about this documentary and the deeper information on Hubbard and Scientology is that it gives us a very real insight into dark corners of the world.

Whereas many just dismiss this and say "oh all of that magic stuff isn't true - it's just hogwash" - what's relevant here is that people like Crowley, Parsons, and Hubbard did more than just "believe" in the OTO brand of magic - they openly practiced it and lived it, and they made a huge influence on the dimension with their work -- from jet propulsion inventions to spiritual technology, pop music to New Age epistemology - their work has its fingerprints in many areas of modern life. Crowley has had a major influence on artists from the Beatles to Jay-Z, and Hitler's paranormal division was founded in the aftermath of Crowley's experiences with the 4th dimension -- Hitler sent SS all the way through the north/south pole in search of Agrtha (core earth) which was revealed during Crowley's rituals.

So yes - masturbating on tabernacles while chanting mantras and believing that the anti-christ is going to be birthed from this red-headed scarlet woman is wild stuff to think about it - thus most just rebuke its validity altogether, but it's very real to those who practice it, and many of those people are in high positions of power within finance/banking/religious order/societal frameworks.

So we don't really have the luxury to pretend it doesn't exist.

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