Aliester Crowley and the Lam

One of the world most infamous occultists, is Aliester Crowley. He is know for various occult works in England and America during the turn of the 1900's. It was during this time period in New York crica 1917 that he made contact with an entity. He was working on a Amaltrah, a magical rite that was supposed to bring about intelligence to manifest physically in our realm. It was during this time, that he made contact with an entity he had come to call the "Lam".

Now is occult circles, the word "Lam" means "the path" in the tibetan tongue. And his intention was to bring about entities that could help with our evolution and growth on a spiritual and physical level. The entity in which he connected, is a group of beings that bear a resemblance to the "Greys"... but robed and minus the black eyes.
Plus they seem to appear more clayish white than grey.

However, several occultist and many such followers have prescribed to this cults and magical writes, becuase it puts you in communion with these entities. Not only have various cult claimed to have opened a doorway, but also the Babylon Project of Scientologist have likewise made contact with such entities.

It is interesting to note that Crowley and the occult attachment harken back to the Bablyonian/Summerian Annunki. Great Old Ones who were the children of the star gods. Does this mean there is a link between the extraterrestrial and inter-dimensional aspects of the UFO phenomena?

Dangerous!!! Caution!!! Merely for Academic Purposes!!!
According to the occultists it is rather easy to come into contact with the Lam. You just need to find an image of one and stare at it for sometime. Focus directly in its eyes and you should make contact. Now I would never do this...for one I am already tagged and two... you don't know which of them you will get.

Gaming: World of Darkness: Mage the Ascension

             The World of Darkness is a campaign setting in which various supernatural creatures exist in our world. You can play from the perspective of a Vampire, Mage, Werewolf, Changeling, Wraith, Mummy, Zombie, and even a Demon. Each type of creature has a rich history, and the individual book talk about how they deal with the world and what they know. For the most parts, Aliens are never really mentioned except for in "Mage: The Ascension". Supposedly, the greys are dimensional entities, one that are prohibited from interacting with Earth. In the ancient past they actually guided many avatars, imbuing certain individuals with the ability to use True Magik or Enlightened Science. 

The books never really deal with them, but kind of mention them off too the side in a few products here and there. The first Mage product to mention them dealt with the society of Thal'hun. This small sect of sorcerer's believe in the music of the spheres, and that aliens guide us. They are mentioned again briefly with the Void Engineers and the Sons of Ether, mostly warning about the threats from beyond.. They are also mentioned as the Anunnaki, in a supplement called Dead Magic, which discusses Ancient Mesopotamia and makes references to these elder beings. Ironically this is historically accurate to a a point as the Anunnaki did engineer humanity with potential to do great things.

"Transmissions from the Rogue Council" and in the "Infinite Tapestry", we find more hints that these beings are known as psychopomps. They where last active in the 15th Century and for some reason banished. However they have journeyed here and there, abducting individuals in secret since then. They have been called the Vrill and Ka Luon at various times, but are uniformly called the "greys" by most sleepers.

 However in in the WOD the space aliens are inter-dimensional beings, ones who have been pulling the strings of mage and the spheres all along..