Aleister Crowley genuinely thought he was a reincarnated Egyptian priest named Ankh-af-na-khonsu
Nothing screams 'narcissist' quite like legally changing your name to 'The Great Beast 666' and demanding people worship your past lives. Crowley spent his honeymoon in Cairo, where he claimed a museum artifact practically yelled at him. He believed he was the prophesied prophet of a new age, which was mostly just a convenient excuse to start a magical sex cult and avoid ever getting a real nine-to-five job.

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