This article is about the British occultist. For the Canadian Presbyterian missionary and Trinidad and Tobago educational pioneer, see Kenneth J. Grant

Kenneth Grant is a British occultist and head of the Typhonian Ordo Templi Orientis.

Kenneth Grant and the Typhonian OTO

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Kenneth Grant has claimed to be the true successor to Aleister Crowley, and is the founder of the Typhonian Ordo Templi Orientis, which is considered by it's members to be the true OTO. The 'official' OTO regards Crowley's writing as scripture and believes that Crowley's pronouncements on magic, occultism and religion are the final word; The Typhonian OTO regard Thelema as a dynamic, changing, forward-moving current, which must be separated from Crowley to an extent if anyting valuable is to be become of it. The TOTO places much of what Crowley said and wrote in context in terms of culture and time period and doesn't see Crowley in such black and white terms.

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