Crowley himself wrote that there was no need to detail the ethics of Thelema, for everything springs from "Do what thou Wilt".
Now she is also heading the bill at MONA, opening as part of winter festival Dark Mofo, for an exhibition that questions why humans create art: where does our creative drive spring from; why do we continue to have creative impulses?
A few years back, a Spectator writer insisted a black man beaten to death by a white sheriff and his cronies couldn't have been the victim of a lynching because a rope wasn't used and the court case that sprung from it didn't use the word "lynching".
We owe it to the memory of Bowie and Rickman to try to make it more likely that special talent such as theirs is nurtured and discovered wherever in the country it springs from – and it does not have to be from London and its suburbs either, however deprived some of them may be.
Our annual Billionaires List springs from research we do for 13 country rich lists (including The Forbes 400).
This may be where the faun lives, and from which it springs to do its bits of mischief – frightening, harrying, making music, making merry.
But the bigger question that springs from this is, How do you make sure the money you're spending is benefiting your child?
The movements described by Koch involved issues of enormous moral justice and social consequence, and sprung from ordinary Americans doing extraordinary things.
Most of the exaggerated claims from 9/11 are harmless, springing as they do from some combination of the unreliability of witness recollection, the psychological need for consolation after a defeat, and the human love of a good story.
Among one of Mr. Carnegie's lesser-known statements: "Everything you or I do springs from two motives: the sex urge and the desire to be great".
