>>13455062A) Crowley didn't summon a demon, he summon Aiwass, which was his "higher self" according to Crowley.
B) The entity you posted isn't Aiwass, but was a drawing of something called LAM, which was put to paper in 1918, not 1904.
C) The idea that LAM is an alien being or a demon or whatever you want, came from Kenneth Grant, and was never stated by Crowley what it is.
However, LAM is identified as "he who goeth", and Crowley had a habit, in the second pic rel, of doing psychic portraits. Its clear to see the constant features between all 3.
Now, the beyond circumstantial link is the fact that Crowley called himself in his play The Ship "I am he who goeth/being myself the Way". Read the caption Crowley himself put under the image of LAM.
And finally, in none of the records of any of his workings did he describe summoning a being called LAM.
You got fooled by retards.
