Interview with David Shoemaker: The Way of the Will

[@SadieCleary]

Thank you, David, for emphasizing the importance of going slow and addressing mental health as basics.❤

[@BlackHermit]

I really like how he emphasizes the importance of K&C for the understanding of one's Will! Thank you for this great interview, Maevius Lynn!

[@LotusJewelz]

I rate this video 93 out of 100!

[@darkhydrastar]

Great Work ⭐

[@sittingnow]

Always great to see David!

[@joshradigan8930]

Cant wait to get my hands on the book😊

[@nicknormousreports3378]

Ngl him having a psychology background has gotten my full interest in the further pursuit. I've got a few starter books coming my way... let's see where this path leads. 😊93

[@oldenyz3148]

Just bought his book - thank you.

[@stevilkilo]

Half way through this book right now. I am really loving it so far, and as always with David Shoemaker I am learning so much. Thanks for the interview! 93 93/93

[@MaeviusLynn]

Thank you for watching! It's great to hear that you're loving the book too. I certainly got a lot out of it.

[@elineeugenie5224]

9:00 having to be your own teacher, i feel that... Inspiring 🔥

[@blissfulidiot9856]

Hi there! Im greatful for the time and generosity from both of you to put out there, a context to practicing Thelema. It has served to cut through fogginess and confusion as to "why" practice is important. A heart felt thanks to both of you xx

[@daureillux5287]

Thank you for such an amazing guest!

[@MaeviusLynn]

Yes absolutely! It was such an honor to have him on as a guest.

[@HermettiFlux]

Living Thelema is fantastic! Just picked up the Way of the Will on Kindle. Can't wait!

[@MaeviusLynn]

Wonderful! I hope you enjoy it. I thought this was such a great follow up to Living Thelema.

[@explorationarcanum]

Awesome!!! ❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

[@MaeviusLynn]

Thank you for watching! 🙏❤️

[@xmind123]

Thank you. Going to have to get the book.

[@MaeviusLynn]

Awesome. It's a great book. I definitely recommend it.

[@christopherkelly8925]

Great video but how do you balance taking action on the ritual but at the same time not thinking about the ritual?

[@alcosmic]

Can one will without desire?

[@heronblue6671]

for pure will, unassuaged of purpose, delivered from the lust of result, is every way perfect.

[@v.jonathanfacile6864]

Don't mistake Thelema for diet Buddhism. Desire is sacred unto Nuit. Use desire as fuel.

[@dvowls120]

Giving this a relisten already