Speaking of Sicily, many people think of the famous Sicilian mummy mystery, but there is also a terrifying place in Sicily, that is Aleister Crowley's private residence Dilamabi. It is said that someone made a documentary about the residence of Dilamabi in Sicily, but strangely, the footage of the film disappeared, and the mystery of the disappearance of the Diramabi film in Sicily remains unsolved.
Crawley's spooky house
Tirama Abbey in Sicily refers to an eerie private residence built by Aleister Crawley. Crowley is considered the world's most notorious wizard, and possibly the last. Crowley allegedly claimed that Hitler stole the secret of the swastika from him. Filmmaker Kenneth Unger commemorated the event by filming a documentary at Crawley's house, and the unthinkable happened, the footage of the film mysteriously disappeared.
Crowley's private residence, Dirama Abi in Sicily, is covered in dark and eerie murals. According to rumors, the reason why Crowley built this house is to enjoy free sex, and now this house seems to be in ruins. Aleister Crowley is a British occult scholar, but more people call him the king of beasts or the beast of the apocalypse, and some people call him the most evil man in the world.
He was born on October 12, 1875. At the same time as he was born, Eli Levy, the occult master who discovered the connection between Tarot cards and Kabbalah, also passed away this year (so some people think he is Eli lai˙Levi's reincarnation). His parents were members of the Christian Plymouth Brotherhood and were also fundamentalists of Christianity. Thus, Crowley lives in a completely biblical environment, yet he utterly disdains Christianity.
He lived in the United States from 1915 to 1919, and in 1920 he founded a monastery at his Sicilian villa in which to transmit his ideas. In 1929, he married his second wife, Maria Theresa, in Hawaii, and at the same time published an important tome of magic, Theory and Practice of Magic.
