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concept that can in turn be traced to PR. Randolph's 19th century notions of
volancia and decretism. As for the sex-magical implications of the initiated
conception of a child which an Operating Thetan is held to be capable of in
the above chronicle, the reverberation of Crowley's theories of the Moonchild
and the 1916 attempt of Hubbard and Parsons to realize that theory in the
flesh are evident. In a Penthouse interview in June 1983, Ron Hubbard, Jr.
claimed explicitly that his father "was very interested in ... the creation of
what some people call a Moon Child... He thought of himself as the Beast
666 incarnate ... the Antichrist." Of course, it goes without saying that the
vast majority of Hubbard's followers are for the most part entirely unaware of
the sex-magical history of the man they refer to reverently as "Source", and
that the Church of Scientology has vigorously denied his son's claims.
The Process – Robert and Mary Anne DeGrimston And The Three
Paths Of Sex
One of the intriguing traces of the Babalon Working that has not previously
been situated in its proper context is that elusive phenomenon which during
the thirteen years of its tempestuous existence was called Compulsion
Therapy, The Process, and finally, the Process Church of the Final
Judgement. If there was a transmission of the Babalon current from Parsons
to Hubbard to the Process, it came about in 1962, when Robert Moor, a
charismatic young architectural student born in colonial Shanghai, met – and
was thoroughly captivated by – one Mary Anne MacLean, an attractive fellow
student taking a London Scientology course with him. The couple applied
what they had learned of Hubbard's techniques to the creation of their own
school of psychoanalysis, which they dubbed Compulsion Therapy The group
rapidly attracted a following, which took on semi-religious overtones.
Hubbard had taken the magical techniques he had learned from Parsons and
repackaged them as a nominally scientific self-help philosophy. Moor and
MacLean now reversed the procedure, repackaging methods they had
squirreled away from Scientology in a more magical Satanic/Luciferian guise.
True to the spirit of Babalon, Mary Anne had been a high-priced call
girl whose clients included the rich and the prominent. If Moor provided the
written doctrines of the team's budding vision, MacLean was evidently the
tutelary Scarlet Woman energizing the partnership with chaotic Shakti
dynamism. One of the key terms and practices the pair appropriated from
Hubbard's lexicon was "Processing," which is a series of Socratic questions
asked by Scientology auditors to their subjects in order to assist them to
discover themselves. After marrying, the couple were known as the
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DeGrimstons, and they renamed their group the Process. Not surprisingly,
considering Mary Anne's former occupation and the obligatory freeing of
erotic inhibitions that characterized the "Swinging London" environment
from which the Process emerged, sex (if not sex magic per se) became a
major theme for the sect.
According to Process legend, a revelation was visited upon Mary
Anne DeGrimston during a 1966 group pilgrimage to an isolated. region in
the Mexican state of Yucatan, and she suggested that the unorthodox
psychology group should mutate into a full-blown religion. The DeGrimstons
and their cadre of Processeans emerged from this 1966 experiment in
communal living extolling the Process theology, based on a trinity of Satan,
Lucifer and Jehovah, the "Three Great Gods of the Universe." The trio of
deities would be united by "Christ the Emissary" whose return would bring
the enemies Satan and Christ together "to execute the [final] judgement." In
essence, the Process taught that enlightenment could be reached only by
following one of the three paths embodied by these spiritual principles, the
"three basic human patterns of reality." The world was on the brink of a
violent apocalypse, the DeGrimstons concluded, and Processeans were
compelled to choose one of these three divine principles as a guiding light.