Some notes in case I lose the hard copies.

Bliss is the best way to write. But a more grounded state of mind may be better for putting it all together.

I've been rewriting the Third Act, the final act, to include some supernaturalism, which I was at first prone to avoid. Crowley himself delved into the supernatural, which he called MAGICK. I can work with in this manner despite my philosophical approach to art, which is to define the 'gnosis', the known, as opposed to exhibit phenomena which is fanciful and beyond natural laws as we know them. But magick can be understood. There is something about making magick real that is a greater high for me than keeping magick magick. Some call it science.

Science however is not visceral knowledge, not an understanding which is 'felt'.  An understanding of truly felt understanding would be the mother of a son.