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ALEISTER CROWLEY ACROSS THE GULF

, the thing that seems apart from oneself, so long as one is oneself apart from it. men cried "the temple is on fire! the temple of asi the veiled one is burning! the mighty temple that gave its glory to thebai is aflame! then i loosed my coils and gathered myself together into the form of a mighty hawk of gold and spake on last word to her, a word to raise her from the dead! but lo! not asi, but asar! white was his garment, starred with red and blue and yellow. green was his countenance, and in his hands he bore the crook and scourge. thus he rose, even as the temple fell about us in ruins, and we were left standing page 17 gulf.txt there. and i wist not what to say. now then the people of the city crowded in upon us, and for the most part would have slain me. but thoth the mighty god, th

he cried with a loud voice, saying "the equinox of the gods" and he went on to explain how it was that nature should no longer be the centre of man s worship, but man himself, man in his suffering and death, man in his purification and perfection. and he recited the formula of the osiris as follows, even as it hath been transmitted unto us by the brethren of the cross and rose unto this day "for asar un-nefer hath said: he that is found perfect before the gods hath said: these are the elements of my body, perfected through suffering, glorified through trial. for the scent of the dying rose is the repressed sigh of my suffering; the flame-red fire is the energy of my undaunted will; the cup of wine is the outpouring of the blood of my heart, sacrificed to regeneration; and the bread and sa

ments of my body, perfected through suffering, glorified through trial. for the scent of the dying rose is the repressed sigh of my suffering; the flame-red fire is the energy of my undaunted will; the cup of wine is the outpouring of the blood of my heart, sacrificed to regeneration; and the bread and salt are the foundations of my body which i destroy in order that they may be renewed. for i am asar triumphant, even asar un-nefer the justified one! i am her who is clothed with the body of flesh, yet in whom is the spirit of the mighty gods. i am he lord of life, triumphant over death; he who partaketh with me shall page 18 gulf.txt arise with me. i am the manifestor in matter of those whose abode is in the invisible. i am purified: i stand upon the universe: i am its reconciler with the

and slain in the winning! now, however, the old magus clad me (for i was yet naked) in the dress of a priest of osiris. he gave me the robes of white linen, and the leopard s skin, and the wand and ankh. also he gave me the crook and scourge, and girt me with the royal girdle. on my head he set the holy uraeus serpent for a crown; and then, turning to the people, cried aloud "behold the priest of asar in thebai "he shall proclaim unto ye the worship of asar; see that ye follow him" then, ere one could cry "hold" he had vanished from our sight. i dismissed the people; i was alone with the dead god; with osiris, the lord of amennti, the slain of typhon, the devoured of apophis. yea, verily, i was alone! chapter v now then the great exhaustion took hold upon me, and i fell at the feet of the

ALEISTER CROWLEY BOOK OF THE LAW

his law. sixty-one the jews call it; i call it eight, eighty, four hundred& eighteen. i,47: but they have the half: unite by thine art so that all disappear. i,48: my prophet is a fool with his one, one, one; are not they the ox, and none by the book? i,49: abrogate are all rituals, all ordeals, all words and signs. ra-hoor-khuit hath taken his seat in the east at the equinox of the gods; and let asar be with isa, who also are one. but they are not of me. let asar be the adorant, isa the sufferer; hoor in his secret name and splendour is the lord initiating. i,50: there is a word to say about the hierophantic task. behold! there are three ordeals in one, and it may be given in three ways. the gross must pass through fire; let the fine be tried in intellect, and the lofty chosen ones in the

ALEISTER CROWLEY LIBER 777

. xiv. these represent g.d. attributions, before crowley changed the titles of a number of the trumps in the book of thoth and exchanged the attributions of the star and emperor based on al i.57. col. xix. transliterations of egyptian names have been left as in the first edition. these differ from both modern transliterations and those employed by early 20th-century writers such as budge. line 1: asar is better known by the hellenized form osiris; asar-un-nefer( osiris the beautiful) was a particular epiphet or title of this god. hadith in this line (also hadit in line 0) is not a historical egyptian deity but refers to the entity described in cap. ii of the book of the law; the name is a garbled or corrupt form of heru- behutet (horus of behutet, a solar-martial form of horus symbolized b

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is the foundation of the whole work. text in equinox x, p. 9. short commentary in equinox vii, p. 378. full commentary by the master therion through whom it was given to the world, will be published shortly "liber ccxvi. the yi king" a new translation, with a commentary by the master therion. unpublished "liber ccxxxi. liber arcanorum" gr:tau-omega-nu atu gr:tau-omicron-upsilon tahuti quas vidit asar in amennti sub figura ccxxxi. liber carcerorum gr:tau-omeganu qliphoth cum suis geniis. adduntur sigilla et nomina eorum. 223 an account of the cosmic process so far as it is indicated by the tarot trumps. equinox vii, p. 69 "liber ccxlii" aha! an exposition in poetic language of several of the ways of attainment and the results obtained. equinox iii, p. 9 "liber cclxv. the structure of the m

i textus redactus "the invocation" magically restored, with the significance of the barbarous names etymologically or qabalistically determined and paraphrased in english. section a. the oath. 1. thee i invoke, the bornless one. 2. thee, that didst create the earth and the heavens. 3. thee, that didst create the night and the day. 4. thee, that didst create the darkness and the light. 5. thou art asar un-nefer("myself made perfect: whom no man hath seen at any time. 6. thou art ia-besz("the truth in matter. 7. thou art ia-apophrasz("the truth in motion. 8. thou hast distinguished between the just and the unjust. 9. thou didst make the female and the male. 10. thou didst produce the seeds and the fruit. 11. thou didst form men to love one another, and to hate one another. section aa. 1. i a

re be regarded as catastrophic. their hieroglyph is the fool: the innocent and impotent harpocrates babe becomes the horus adult by obtaining the wand "der reine thor" seizes the sacred lance. bacchus becomes pan. the holy guardian angel is the unconscious creature self- the spiritual phallus. his knowledge and conversation contributes occult puberty. it is therefore advisable to replace the name asar un-nefer by that of ra-hoor-khuit at the outset, and by that of one's own holy guardian angel when it has been communicated "line 6" he hails him as besz, the matter that destroys and devours godhead, for the purpose of the incarnation of any god "line 7" he hails him as apophrasz, the motion that destroys and devours godhead, for the purpose of the incarnation of any god. the combined action

aced between the two personal appeals to the angel, as if to claim privilege to partake of this eucharist which createth, sustaineth and redeemeth all things "line 3" he now asserts that he is himself the "angel" or messenger of his angel; that is, that he is a mind and body whose office is to receive and transmit the word of his angel. he hails his angel not only as "un-nefer" the perfection of "asar" himself as a man, but as ptah-apophrasz-ra, the identity (hadit) wrapped in the dragon (nuit) and thereby manifested as a sun (ra-hoor-khuit. the "egg (or heart "girt with a serpent" is a cognate symbol; the idea is thus expressed later in the ritual (see liber lxv. which expands this to the uttermost) section b the adept passes from contemplation to action in the sections now following b to

is :empresses (coins :citrine, olive, russet: and black(1 :31 "bis :all 22 trumps :white merging into grey (1) the pure earth known to the ancient egyptians, during that: equinox of the gods over which isis presided (i.e. the pagan era) was: taken as green: 309 table i: xix: xxii :key scale: selection of egyptian gods: small selection of: hindu deities: 0 :harpocrates, amoun, nuith :aum: 1 :ptah, asar un nefer, hadith :parabrahm (or any other whom: one wishes to please: 2 :amoun, thoth, nuith (zodiac.:shiva, vishnu (as buddha ava: tara).akasa(as matter).lingam: 3 :maut, isis, nephthys :bhavani (all forms of sakti: prana (as force, yoni: 4 :amoun, isis :indra, brahma: 5 :horus, nephthys :vishnu, varruna-avatar: 6 :asar, ra :vishnu-hari-krishna-rama: 7 :hathoor :bhavani (all forms of sakti:

ari-krishna-rama: 7 :hathoor :bhavani (all forms of sakti: prana (as force, yoni: 8 :anubis :hanuman: 9 :shu :ganesha vishnu (kurm avatar: 10 :seb. lower (i.e. unwedded :lakshmi, etc (kundalini: isis and nephthys :11 :nu :the maruts (vayu: 12 :thoth and cynocephalus :hanuman, vishnu (as parasa: rama: 13 :chomse :chandra (as moon: 14 :hathoor :lalita(sexual aspect of sakti: 15 :men thu :shiva: 16 :asar ameshet apis :shiva (sacred bull: 17 :various twin dieties, rehkt :various twin and hybrid: merti, etc: deities: 18 :kephra: 19 :ra-hoor-khuit, pasht, sekhet,:vishnu (nara-singh avatar: mau, sekhmet: 20 :isis (as virgin :the gopi girls, the lord of: yoga: 21 :amoun-ra :brahma, indra: 22 :ma :yama :23 :tum athph auramoth (as water):soma (apas: asar (as hanged man: hekar, isis: 24 :merti goddes

: apep, khephra: 25.:vishnu (horse-avatar: 26 :khem (set :lingam, yoni: 27 :horus: 28 :ahephi, aroueris: 29 :khephra (as scarab in tarot :vishnu (matsya avatar: trump: 30 :ra and many others :surya (as sun :31 :thoum-aesh-neith, mau, ka :agni (tejas) yama (as god of: beshunt, horus, tarpesheth: last judgment: 32 :sebek, mako :brahama :32 "bis :satem, ahapshi, nephthys:(prithivi: ameshet :31 "bis :asar:(akasa: 310& 311 table i: xxxiv: xxxv :key scale: some greek gods: some roman gods: 0 :pan: 1 :zeus, iacchus :jupiter: 2 :athena, uranus :janus: 3 :cybele, demeter, rhea, here :juno, cybele, saturn, hecate: 4 :poseidon :jupiter: 5 :ares, hades :mars: 6 :iacchus, apollo, adonis :apollo: 7 :aphrodite, nike :venus: 8 :hermes :mercury: 9 :zeus (as air, diana of :diana (as moon: ephesus (as phalli

ALEISTER CROWLEY THE OLD AND NEW COMMENTARIES TO LIBER AL

erses. the new comment i think that the surface meaning of this verse is to answer the unspoken criticism of the scribe, who did not see how to find a zero value for such an equation. it assured him that it was only necessary to find a unity value. al i,49 "abrogate are all rituals, all ordeals, all words and signs. ra-hoor-khuit hath taken his seat in the east at the equinox of the gods; and let asar be with isa, who also are one. but they are not of me. let asar be the adorant, isa the sufferer; hoor in his secret name and splendour is the lord initiating" the old comment 49. declares a new system of magic, and initiation. asar-isa is now the candidate, not the hierophant. hoor- see cap. iii- is the initiator. the new comment this verse declares that the old formula of magick- the osiris

reat oath, incarnating without remission because of delight in the cosmic sacrament, it seeketh a new vehicle in the appointed way, and indwelleth the foetus of a child, and quickeneth it. and if at this time the mind of its former tabernacle yet cling to it, then is there continuity of character, and it may be memory, between the two vehicles. this is, briefly and without elaboration, the way of asar in amennti, according to mine opinion, of which i say not: this is the truth. de nuptiis summis. now then to this doctrine, o my son, add thou that which thou hast learned in the book of the law, that death is the dissolution in the kiss of our lady nuith. this is a true consonance as of bass with treble; for here is the impulse that setteth us to magick, the pain of the conscious mind. havin

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the validity of some of our data. so far our scepticism has not only knocked 120 to pieces our tower of thought, but rooted up the foundation-stone and ground it into finer and more poisonous powder than that into which moses ground the calf. these golden elohim! our calf-heads that brought us not out of egypt, but into a darkness deeper and more tangible than any darkness of the double empire of asar. hume put his little? to berkeley's god; buddha his? to the vedic atman- and neither hume nor buddha was baulked of his reward. ourselves may put? to our own? since we have found no! to put it to; and wouldn't it be jolly if our own second? suddenly straightened its back and threw its chest out and marched off as? suppose then we accept our scepticism as having destroyed our knowledge root an

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h of the egyptian plane, 87 that it is so lucid and spiritual and yet so practical. when i say weakness, i mean that it appeals to my weakness; i am easily content with the smaller results, so that they seduce me from going on to the really big ones. i am quite happy as a result of my little ceremony whereas i ought to be taking new and terrible oaths! yet why should tahuti be so kind to me, and asar un-nefer so unkind? the answer comes direct from tahuti himself: because you have learned to write perfectly, but have not yet taught yourself to suffer. true enough, the last part! asar un-nefer, thou perfected one, teach me thy mysteries! let my members be torn by set and devoured by sebek and typhon! let my blood be poured out upon nile, and my flesh be given to besz to devour! let my phal

told, a peace the peace. and the light and the perfume do certainly yet remain with me in the little chamber, and i know that my redeemer liveth, and that he shall stand at the latter day upon the earth. for i am he that liveth, and was dead; and behold! i am alive for evermore, and have the keys of hell and of death. i am amoun the sun in his rising; i have passed from darkness into light. i am asar un-nefer the perfected one. i am the lord of life, triumphant over death. there is no part of me that is not of the gods. the dead man ankh-af-na-khonsu saith with his voice of truth and calm: oh thou that has a single arm! o thou that glitterest in the moon! i weave thee in the spinning charm; i lure thee with the billowy tune. 134 the dead man ankh-af-na-khonsu hath parted from the darkling

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war and blaze; but i am i, horus himself, the torrent of the sky aflame- i sweep the stormy seas of air towards that great globe that hangs so golden fair. i match &c. tiphereth hail, hail, thou sun of harmony, of beauty and of ecstasy! thou radiance brilliant and bold! thou ruby rose, thou cross of gold! hail, centre of the cosmic plan! 327 hail, mystic image of the man! i give the sign of slain asar. i give the sign of asi towering. i give the sign of apep, star of black destruction all-devouring. i give thy sign, asar re-risen- break, o my spirit, from thy prison! i match &c. gimel (with the crossing of the path of teth) hail, virgin moon, bright moon of her that is god's thought and minister! snow-pure, sky-blue, immaculate hecate, in thy book of fate read thou my name, the soaring sou

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ill not god grant us paradise to end the music earth began? we play with loaded dice! he cannot choose but raise right hand to bless. el arabi! el arabi! great is the love of god and man while i am trembling in thine arms, wild wanderer of the wilderness! el arabi! hilda norfolk. 38 lambda iota nu omicron sigma iota sigma iota delta omicron sigma lo! i lament. fallen is the sixfold star: slain is asar. o twinned with me in the womb of night! o son of my bowels to the lord of light! o man of mine that hast covered me from the shame of my virginity! where art thou? is it not apep thy brother, the snake in my womb that am thy mother, that hath slain thee by violence girt with guile, and scattered thy limbs on the nile? lo! i lament. i have forged a whirling star: i seek asar. o nepti, sister!

lament. i have forged a whirling star: i seek asar. o nepti, sister! arise in the dusk from thy chamber of mystery and musk! come with me, though weary the way, to bring back his life to the rended clay! see! are not these the hands that wove delight, and these the arms that strove with me? and these the feet, the thighs that were lovely in mine eyes? lo! io lament. i gather in my car thine head, asar. 39 and this- is this not the trunk he rended? but- oh! oh! oh- the task transcended, where is the holy idol that stood for the god of thy queen's beatitude? here is the tent- but where is the pole? here is the body- but where is the soul? nepti, sister, the work is undone for lack of the needed one! lo! i lament. there is no god so far as mine asar! there is no hope, none, in the corpse, in

! there is no hope, none, in the corpse, in the tomb. but these- what are these that war in my womb? there is vengeance and triumph at last of maat in ra-hoor-khut and in hoor-pa-kraat! twins they shall rise; being twins they are one, the lord of the sword and the son of the sun! silence, coeval colleague of the voice, the plumes of amoun- rejoice! lo! i rejoice. i heal the sanguine scar of slain asar. i was the past, nature the mother. he was the present, man my brother. look to the future, the child- oh paean the child that is crowned in the lion-aeon! the sea-dawns surge an billow and break beneath the scourge of the star and the snake. to my lord i have borne in my womb deep-vaulted this babe for ever exalted! aleister crowley 40 the temple of solomon the king iv. the hermit with the s

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l legis sub figur ccxx as delivered by xciii unto dclxvi. this book is the foundation of the new on, and thus of the whole of our work. liber xxvii. liber trigrammaton, being a book of trigrams of the mutations of the tao with the yin and the yang. an account of the cosmic process: corresponding to the stanzas of dzyan in another system. liber ccxxxi. liber arcanorum twn atv tou tahvti qvas vidit asar in amenti sub figur ccxxxi. liber carcerum twn qliphoth cum suis geniis. addentur sigilla et nomina eorum. this is an account of the cosmic process so far as it is indicated by the tarot trumps. liber cd. liber tav vel kabbal trium literarum sub figur cd. a graphic interpretation of the tarot on the plane of initiation. liber lviii. this is an artical on the qabalah in the temple of solomon t

nst see. it is certain that every letter of this cipher hath some value; but who shall determine the value? for it varieth ever, according to the subtlety of him that made it. 53. and he answered him: have i not the key thereof? i am clothed with the body of flesh; i am one with the eternal and omnipotent god. 54. then said adonai: thou hast the head of the hawk, and thy phallus is the phallus of asar. thou knowest the white, and thou knowest the black, and thou knowest that these are one. but why seekest thou the knowledge of their equivalence? 55. and he said: that my work may be right. the equinox 70 56. and adonai said: the strong brown reaper swept his swathe and rejoiced. the wise man counted his muscles, and pondered, and understood not, and was sad. reap thou, and rejoice! 57. then

iber lxv 79 27. if i say, come up upon the mountains! the celestial waters flow at my word.but thou art the water beyond the waters. 28. the red three-angled heart hath been set up in thy shrine; for the priests despised equally the shrine and the god. 29. yet all the whie thou wast hidden therein, as the lord of silence is hidden in the buds of the lotus. 30. thou art sebek the crocodile against asar; thou art mati, the slayer in the deep. thou art typhon, the wrath of the elements, o thou who transcendest the forces in their concourse and cohesion, in their death and their disruption. thou art python, the terrible serpent about the end of all things! 31. i turned about me thrice in every way; and always i came at the last unto thee. 32. many things i beheld mediate and immediate; but, be

iestess of ahathoor rejoice in your love. arise, o nile-god, and devour the holy place of the cow of heaven! let the milk of the stars be drunk up by sebek the dweller of nile! 24. arise, o serpent apep, thou art adonai the beloved one! thou art my darling and my lord, and thy poison is sweeter than the kisses of isis the mother of the gods! 25. for thou art he! yea, thou shall swallow up asi and asar, and the children of ptah. thou shalt pour forth a flood of poison to destroy the works of the magician. only the destroyer shall devour thee; thou shalt blacken his throat, wherein his spirit abideth. ah, serpent apep, but i love thee! 26. my god! let thy secret fang pierce to the marrow of the little secret bone that i have kept against the day of vengeance of hoor-ra. let kheph-ra sound hi

of ight whirled away by the great wind of your perfection? 3. yea, cried the holy one, and from thy spark will i the lord kindle a great light; i will burn through the grey city in the old and desolate land; i will cleanse it from its great impurity. 4. and thou, o prophet, shalt see these things, and thou shalt heed them not. 5. now is the pillar established in the void; now is asi fulfilled of asar; now is hoor let down into the animal soul of things like a fiery star that falleth upon the darkness of the earth. 6. through the midnight thou art dropt, o my child, my conquerer, my sword-girt captain, o hoor! and they shall find thee as a black gnarl.d glittering stone, and they shall worship thee. 7. my prophet shall prophesy concerning thee; around thee the maidens shall dance, and brig

l of the graver. therefore thou art mine, even now and for ever and for everlasting. amen. 58. moreover, i heard the voice of adonai: seal up the book of the heart and the serpent; in the number five and sixty seal thou the holy book. as fine gold that is beaten into a diadem for the fair queen of pharaoh, as great stones that are cemented together into the pyramid of the ceremony of the death of asar, so do thou bind together the words and the deeds, so that in all is one thought of me thy delight adonai. 59. and i answered and said: it is done even according to thy word. and it was done. and they that read the book and debated thereon passed into the desolate land of barren words. and they that sealed up the book into their blood were the chosen of adonai, and the thought of adonai was a

really worthwhile. one may find oneself in the office of a buddha. yea, cried the holy one, and from thy spark will i the lord kindle a great light; i will burn through the great city in the old and desolate land; i will cleanse it from its great impurity. and thou, o prophet, shalt see these things, and thou shalt heed them not. now is the pillar established in the void; now is asi fulfilled of asar; now is hoor let down into the animal soul of things like a fiery star that falleth upon the darkness of the earth. through the midnight thou art dropt, o my child, my conqueror, my sword-girt captain, o hoor! and they shall find thee as a black gnarl.d glittering stone, and they shall worship thee. the equinox 48 37. step out from sunlight into shade, to make more room for others. the tears

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which is called urnes chapter iii: the third division of the tuat, which is called net-neb-ua-kheper-aut chapter iv: the fourth division of the tuat, which is called ankhet-kheperu chapter v: the fifth division of the tuat, which is called ament chapter vi. the sixth division of the tuat, which is called metchet-mu-nebt-tuat. chapter vii. the seventh division of the tuat, which is called thephet-asar chapter viii. the eighth division of the tuat, which is called tebat-neteru-s chapter ix. the ninth division of the tuat, which is called best-aru-ankhet-kheperu chapter x. the tenth division of the tuat, which is called metet-qa-utchebu chapter xi. the eleventh division of the tuat, which is called re-en-qerert-apt-khatu chapter xii. the twelfth division of the tuat, which is called then-net

e god nekent-f, who holds a spear, or knife, in his left hand. 3. the god khenti amentet, bearded, and in mummy form, and wearing the white crown and the menat. 4. the god sekhet, or as it is written here sekhmet, lioness-headed. 5. the god sehetch-ur, ram-headed. 6. four terms, the first of which is called ut-metu-ra, p. 5 the second ut-metu-tem, the third ut-metu-khepera, and the fourth ut-metu-asar. 7. the leader of the company, who is called tcha-unnut; by his side is a serpent, called sa, that stands on his tail. click to view the gods khenti-amentet, sekhet, sebeteh-ur, the four-terms, and teha-unnu.t this scene is explained by the horizontal line of inscription written above it, and the hieroglyphic text, based on the editions of lef bure and champollion, reads- p. 6 "the name of th

and, and has his right raised to strike; he is called seben-hesq-khaibitu. click to view second hour. upper -register. gods nos. 8-15. 10, 11. two ape-headed gods, called respectively benti and aana. 12. a god with the head of a hawk and the head of an animal, set and heru-ur, who is here called "he of the two faces" 13, 14. the crook of osiris, p. 30 and the upper half of a serpent called met-en-asar, i.e "staff of osiris" 15. the term of osiris facing a deity with the head of a lioness, who is called sesent-khu, i.e "terrifier of spirits" 16-18. three goddesses, each of whom has a sceptre in her left hand, and a uraeus on her head; their names click to view second hour. upper register. gods nos. 16-21. are--mest-s-tcheses, amama kheftiu, and hert-tuati. 19-21. the goddesses sekhet, of th

[these things] shall, when he passeth by these beings, not be driven away by their roarings, and he shall never fall down into their caverns" in the lower register are- 1. the god khnemu, ram-headed. 2. a bearded male figure called nerta, with hands raised in adoration. p. 56 3-6. four forms of osiris, mummified, bearded, and wearing the white crown, and seated on chairs of state; their names are asar-neb-amentet, asar-khent-amentet, asar-asti, and asar-thet-heh, that is "osiris, lord of click to view third hour. lower register. gods nos. 7-13 [paragraph continues] amentet "osiris at the head of amentet "osiris of the two seats" and "osiris, conqueror of millions of years" 7-11. five goose-headed beings, each holding a knife in his right hand; four of their names are neha-hra, akebsen, ate

akebsen, atemti, and tuatui. p. 57 12-14. a male figure called sepaashat, who holds a knife with both hands, and stands between two women, whose names are meskh-set, and tept-bes-s. 15. the male bearded figure amenti. click to view third hour. lower register. gods nos. 14-19. 16-19. four forms of osiris, mummified, bearded, and wearing the red crown, and seated on chairs of state; their names are asar-ka-amentet, asar-her-khentu-f, asar-batti, and asar-kherp-neteru. 20, 21. the two goddesses seh, and ahau, p. 58 who stand grasping the sceptre with both hands, and have their heads turned behind them. 22. the goddess ba-khati, who holds in each hand one of the eyes of horns or ra. 23. the god khetra, holding a sceptre and an ankh. click to view third hour. lower register. gods nos. 20-26. 24

k are in duty bound to make to him upon earth" p. 124 in the upper register are- a company of nine gods and goddesses, all of whom are represented as seated, but their seats of state or thrones are invisible; they may be thus enumerated- 1. the god hetep-khenti-tuat, in the form of a mummy; his hands project from his bandages, and on his head he has symbols of meat and drink. click to view (left) asar-am-ab-neteru (center) asth-mehit (left) hetep-khenti-tuat. 2. the goddess asth-mehit, or ast-amhit, with the crown of the north on her head. the name means "isis in the north" 3. the god asar-am-ab-neteru, i.e "osiris in the heart of the gods" p. 125 4. the god heru-khenti-ahet-f, i.e "horus at the head of his field" hawk-headed, with his hands projecting from his bandages. 5. the god benti-a

o view urt. ann-ret. meni. kai. in a sitting position, but has no throne whereon to sit. 18. a company of nine serpents, each of which belches fire from its mouth and is armed with a huge click to view the serpents of a company of gods. knife; only the heads and upper parts of the bodies of these serpents are visible. their names are ta-thenen, tem, khepera, shu, seb, p. 137 [paragraph continues] asar, heru, apu, and hetepiu. the text which refers to the four gods and the nine serpents reads "saith the majesty of this great god to these gods--o ye who make yourselves to be standing up although p. 138 ye are seated, ye who are in motion although ye are at rest, ye whose souls come into being, ye who are united to your shades, who lift up your feet and who move onwards by your thighs, unite

h is made of nu, your habitation, for it is ye who dwell in the water of ta-thenen, and it is for you that the magical powers of khepera come into being. they have their means of living from the word of ra every day. the work which they do in the tuat is to hack asunder the dead, and to cause the spirits to be destroyed" next: chapter vii. the seventh division of the tuat, which is called thephet-asar sacred texts egypt ehh index index previous next p. 139 chapter vii. the seventh division of the tuat, which is called thephet-asar. the scene that illustrates the seventh division of the tuat, which is passed through by the sun-god during the seventh hour of the right, is introduced by three lines of text, which read "the majesty of this great god taketh up his abode in the hall of osiris, a

bode in the hall of osiris, and the majesty of this god p. 140 addresseth words to the hall of the gods who dwell therein. this god performeth all the rites proper [for entering] this hall, and he advanceth on his way against apep by means of the words of power of isis, and by means of the words of power of the sovereign god. the name of the gate of this city wherethrough passeth this god is ruti-asar. the name of this city is thephet-sheta. the name of the hour of the night which guideth this great god into it is kheftes-hau-hesqet-[neha]-hra" click to view the boat of af, the dead sun-god, in the seventh hour. in the middle register are- 1. the boat of ra, who stands under a canopy formed by the body of the serpent mehen; the god is ram-headed and wears a disk on his head, and his name a

some curved object, which resembles a boomerang. 2. the goddess ath, with the head of a lioness, holding the symbol of "life" in her right hand, and a sceptre in her left. 3. the uraeus ankhuithit, with the head of a woman. p. 148 4. a god in human form, seated on a throne, wearing plumes and an uraeus on his head, with "life" in his right hand, and the sceptre in his left; this god is called afu-asar, and he is seated under a canopy which is formed by the body of a monster serpent called ankh-aru-tchefau-ankh-aru. the text which refers to the first three gods reads "the majesty of this great and holy god saith, grant thou me to come forth on the path by thy spittle) and by [thy] throat and let me utter the word which is maat to ankhit, and let me open thy fold, for i have come to illumine

rpent called ankh-aru-tchefau-ankh-aru. the text which refers to the first three gods reads "the majesty of this great and holy god saith, grant thou me to come forth on the path by thy spittle) and by [thy] throat and let me utter the word which is maat to ankhit, and let me open thy fold, for i have come to illumine the darkness, and to embrace him that is in mehen" the text which refers to afu-asar reads: p. 149 [paragraph continues "this god saith unto osiris, who dwelleth in the serpent mehen, hail, osiris, governor of the tuat, thou lord of life, thou ruler of amentet, thou shalt live, live thou life, thou hast magical power, and shalt prevail by magical click to view (left) afu-asar under the serpent mehen (right) the beheading of the enemies of osiris. power in [this] land. thou do

CHRONOLOGIA RORISPERGIUS

or english king richard i the lion-hearted, who stops on his way out to visit joachim. the crusade does not, however, re-take jerusalem. 1189-1245 ibn al-farid egyptian poet sufi way of love intoxication c.1190- 1260 richard de fournival. trouv re 1190: rambam writes the moreh nebukhim, or guide to the perplexed, using rationalism to reconcile judaism with aristotle's laws of nature, and shloshah-asar ikkarim, the thirteen articles of faith. c. 1190 wolfram von eschenbach: parzival. isaac the blind. 1194-1270 nahmanides 1194-1256 ya aqob anatoli court doctor, alchemist, and translator for frederick ii c.1231; assistant of michael scotus, whom he frequently quotes in his work: goad of the disciples. a major link between jewish-muslim spain and ghibelline italy. it is evident that he shared

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nesday or "wodens-day" is known as budh!30 interesting how close that is to buddha, and, according to waddell, buddha is a derivative of woden and buddha claimed to have had several "former births" as a serpent. the indian brahmans adopted the moon and serpent cult. so too, according to waddell, did the "semitic priests of the nile valley".31 he says that they replaced the original sun worship of asar or osiris and deliberately introduced the serpent and sacrificial cult to egyptian culture. balder, who is el and wodan's malicious son in the edda, corresponds with the green man of the king arthur legend and loki, the original of lucifer, according to waddell. he says that balder is also lancelot in the arthur stories from his title in the edda of "the lancebearer. like his mother, el, bald

god the edda's version of the death of balder("abel) at the hands of "cain" or "st michael" is told in different versions in many cultures. the hebrew old testament has cain killing his "brother" abel and bringing the first death into the world. the new testament has st michael defeating satan, lucifer, or the "great dragon. in egypt we have the wolf-headed set or seth killed by horus, the son of asar or osiris. in india, cain is lord gan who fought "the great deva" or "the bull, one of the balder (abel) titles in the edda. the king arthur legends have sir gawain slaying the green man. as i have said, the chaldeans called the balder/abel character tammuz. he was their "established son" and the "son of god" who died for humanity. tammuz was also closely associated with the theme of the serp

EMERALD TABLET MULTIPLE TRANSLATIONS

hinese original textual remarks commentaries general a commentary of ibn umail appendix translation of same source, made c. 1485. bibliography history of the tablet history of the tablet (largely summarised from needham 1980, holmyard 1957) the tablet probably first appeared in the west in editions of the psuedo-aristotlean secretum secretorum which was actually a translation of the kitab sirr al-asar, a book of advice to kings which was translated into latin by johannes hispalensis c. 1140 and by philip of tripoli c.1243. other translations of the tablet may have been made during the same period by plato of tivoli and hugh of santalla, perhaps from different sources. the date of the kitab sirr al-asar is uncertain, though c.800 has been suggested and it is not clear when the tablet became

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feqat-neb-s-ra-neb. gatekeeper. tchesef. click to view gate ix. click to view gate x. x. gate. qat-kheru-neheset-tenatu-sebhet-er-qa-en-kheru-s-nert-nebt-shefsheft-an-ter-s-netet-gatekeeper. sekhen-ur. xi. gate. nemt-tesu-ubtet-sebau-hent-ent-sebkhet-nebt-aru-nes-ahehi-hru-en-ankhekh. 1 p. 36 xii. gate. nast-taui-si-sekseket-nemmatu-em-nehepu-qahit-nebt-khu-setemth-kheru-neb-s. xiii. gate. sta-en-asar-aaui-f-her-s-sehetchet-hap-em-ament-f. xiv. gate. nebt-tenten-khebt-her-tesheru-aru-nes-haker-hru-en-setemet-au. xv. gate. bati-tesheru-qemhut-aarert-pert-em-kerh-sentchert-seba-her-qabi-f-ertat-aaui-s-en-urtu-xvi. gate. nerutet-nebt-aatet-khaa-khau-em-ba-en-reth-khebsu-mit-en-reth-sert-per-qemamet-shat. xvii. gate. khebt-her-senf-ahbit-nebt-uauiuait. xviii. gate. mer-setau-ab-abtu-merer-s-sh

me--ankhet-kheperu. name of the gate of this circle--ament-sethau hour-goddess--urt-em-sekhemu-s. division v. name--ament. name of the gate of this circle--aha-neteru. hour-goddess--sekmet-her-abt-uaa-s. division vi. name--metchet-nebt-tuat. name of the gate of this city--sept-metu. p. 98 hour-goddess--mesperit-ar-at-maatu. division vii. name--tephet-shetat. name of the gate of this city--ruti-en-asar. hour-goddess--khesfet-hau-hesqetu-neha-hra. division viii. name--tebat-neteru-s. name of the gate--aha-an-urt-nef. hour-goddess--nebt-usha. division ix. name--best-aru-ankhet-kheperu. name of the gate--sa-em-keb. 1 p. 99 hour-goddess--tuatet-maktet-en-neb-s. division x. name--metet-qa-utchebu. name of the gate--aa-kheperu-mes-aru. hour-goddess--tentenit-uhetes-khak-ab. division xi. name--re

ny their lord, who has transformed himself. side by side with the boat of p. 107 [paragraph continues] afu-ra is a smaller boat, in which the coming into being of osiris is depicted, and the beetle is there to typify the presence of osiris, and to lead afu-ra on his way through the division (vol. i, p. 7. as afu-ra is preceded by a number of forms of the sun-god, so the "form of osiris" kheper-en-asar, is preceded by a number of osirian deities, three snakes and three goddesses, among them being neith of the north, neith of the south, and the rare goddess artet (vol. i, p. 7. the direction in which afu-ra is moving is northwards, and we may glance at the beings who are on the banks of the river of the tuat. on the right hand are nine apes "which sing to ra as he entereth the tuat" nine god

-47) of a mystical character, containing hawk-gods, and mummied forms of gods who are akin to osiris. facing the boats are four forms of osiris, with their arms and hands covered. having arrived in this division, afu-ra cries out to its god, osiris, who straightway creates these secret boats and sends them p. 122 to bring afu-ra to the place where he is. the abode of osiris is situated on the net-asar i.e, the "stream of osiris" a name given to the river of the tuat in the third division, and it is at the head of this river that the throne of osiris rests according to some copies of the theban recension of the book of the dead. the inhabitants who are seen on both banks of the stream are called pertiu, and they live on lands which have been allotted to them by afu-ra; in return for these t

ws of the dead, and to eat up the spirits of the foes of ra; from his back spring the heads of the four children of horus, and they come into being when they hear the voice of afu-ra. beyond these are four osiris forms "which stand though they are seated, and move though they are motionless" and nine serpents armed with knives, which represent the ancient gods, ta-thenen, temu, khepera, shu, seb, asar (osiris, heru, apu, and hetepui. these gods had faces of fire, and lived in the water of tathenen, and they only came to life by virtue of the words of power of afu-ra, who is now to be regarded as khepera. footnotes 150:1 see above, p. 66. next: seventh division of the tuat. i. kingdom of osiris according to the book am-tuat sacred texts egypt ehh index index previous next seventh division o

words of power of afu-ra, who is now to be regarded as khepera. footnotes 150:1 see above, p. 66. next: seventh division of the tuat. i. kingdom of osiris according to the book am-tuat sacred texts egypt ehh index index previous next seventh division of the tuat. i. kingdom of osiris according to the book am-tuat. the name of this division, or hour, is thephet-shetat, the name of the gate is ruti-asar, and the goddess of the hour is kheftes-hau-hesq-neha-hra. on looking at the "secret path of amentet" wherein afu-ra is still travelling, we note that the face of the god is turned in another direction, that the crew is increased by isis and by ser, whose name has also been read semsu, and that the canopy under which afu-ra stands is formed of the body of the serpent p. 152 [paragraph continu

s, who for a season puts forth his head, which disappears as soon as the boat has entered the next division. on the left of afu-ra we have also a number of gods and goddesses who belong to this division, and among them may be specially noticed the serpent mehen, the lord of this region; his body is bent in the form of a canopy, and beneath is the "flesh of osiris" p. 154 in the form of a god (afu-asar) seated on a throne (vol. i, p. 149. in front of it are a number of the enemies of osiris, some decapitated by the lynx-goddess, and some in fetters which are held in the hands of the god anku (vol. i, pp. 149, 150. beyond these are three living souls, representatives of the blessed dead in this region, and the "flesh of tem (afu-tem) in the form of a god seated on the back of a huge serpent

KETAB E SIYAH

of this law. sixty-one the jews call it; i call it eight, eighty, four hundred& eighteen. 47. but they have the half: unite by thine art so that all disappear. 48. my prophet is a fool with his one, one, one; are not they the ox, and none by the book? 49. abrogate are all rituals, all ordeals, all words and signs. ra-hoor- khuit hath taken his seat in the east at the equinox of the gods; and let asar be with isa, who also are one. but they are not of me. let asar be the adorant, isa the sufferer; hoor in his secret name and splendour is the lord initiating. 50. there is a word to say about the hierophantic task. behold! there are three ordeals in one, and it may be given in three ways. the gross must pass through fire; let the fine be tried in intellect, and the lofty chosen ones in the h

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rayed blue 32 bis amber dark brown black and yellow 31 bis deep purple (near black) the 7 prismatic colours, the violet being outside white, red, yellow, blue, black (the latter outside) table i (continued) 7 xix* selection of egyptian gods. xx. complete practical attribution of egyptian gods. xxi* the perfected man. 0 harpocrates, amoun, nuith[[nuit and hadit] heru-pa-kraath nu the hair 1 ptah, asar un nefer, hadith[[heru-ra-ha] ptah 2 amoun, thoth, nuith [zodiac] isis [as wisdom] 3 maut, isis, nephthys nephthys disk (of ra) the face [in daath, asi the neck] 4 amoun, isis[[hathoor] amoun 5 horus, nephthys horus neith the arms 6 asar, ra[[on, hrumachis] ra the mighty and terrible one the breast 7 hathoor hathoor 8 anubis thoth the lords of kereba the reins. nuit the hips and legs. 9 shu[[

n, thoth, nuith [zodiac] isis [as wisdom] 3 maut, isis, nephthys nephthys disk (of ra) the face [in daath, asi the neck] 4 amoun, isis[[hathoor] amoun 5 horus, nephthys horus neith the arms 6 asar, ra[[on, hrumachis] ra the mighty and terrible one the breast 7 hathoor hathoor 8 anubis thoth the lords of kereba the reins. nuit the hips and legs. 9 shu[[hermanubis, all exclusively phallic gods] shu asar and asi the phallus and vulva. sati the spine 1010 seb. lower (i.e. unwedded) isis and nephthys[[sphinx as synthesis of elements] osiris the eye of hoor the buttocks and anus 11 nu[[hoor-pa-kraat as atu 0] mout as 6 12 thoth and cynocephalus thoth anpu the lips 13 chomse chomse hathor the left eye 14 hathor hathoor khenti-khas the left nostril 15 men thu isis 16 asar, ameshet, apis osiris ba

e hathor the left eye 14 hathor hathoor khenti-khas the left nostril 15 men thu isis 16 asar, ameshet, apis osiris ba-neb-tattu the shoulders 17 various twin deities, rekht, merti &c[[heru-ra-ha] the twin merti. 18 khephra hormakhu. 19 ra-hoor-khuit, pasht, sekhet, mau horus as 6. 20 isis [as virgin] heru-pa-kraath. 21 amoun-ra amoun-ra apu-t the left ear 22 ma maat. 23 tum, ptah, auramoth (as c, asar (as hanged man, hekar, isis[[hathor] i#qhourey as 24 24 merti goddesses, typhon, apep, khephra hammemit sekhet the belly and back 25 nephthys arwueri. 26 khem (set) set as 10, for u means eye 27 horus menqu khenti-khas the right nostril 28 ahepi, aroueris nuit the lords of kereba the reins 29 khephra (as scarab in tarot trump) anubi 30 ra and many others ra hathor the right eye 31 thoum-aesh

s eye 27 horus menqu khenti-khas the right nostril 28 ahepi, aroueris nuit the lords of kereba the reins 29 khephra (as scarab in tarot trump) anubi 30 ra and many others ra hathor the right eye 31 thoum-aesh-neith, mau, kabeshunt, horus, tarpesheth. mau [serqet the teeth] as 6. 32 sebek, mako see note* apu-t the right ear 32 bis satem, ahapshi, nephthys, ameshet \yyj \yla the bones. as 16 31 bis asar. table of correspondences 8 xxii. small selection of hindu deities. xxiii* the forty buddhist meditations. 0 aum nothing and neither p nor p' f space f consciousness f 1 parabrahm (or any other whom one wishes to please[[shiva, brahma] indifference s 2 shiva, vishnu (as buddha avatars, akasa (as matter, lingam joy s 3 bhavani (all forms of sakti, prana (as force, yoni compassion s 4 indra, br

. xiv. these represent g.d. attributions, before crowley changed the titles of a number of the trumps in the book of thoth and exchanged the attributions of the star and emperor based on al i.57. col. xix. transliterations of egyptian names have been left as in the first edition. these differ from both modern transliterations and those employed by early 20th-century writers such as budge. line 1: asar is better known by the hellenized form osiris; asar-un-nefer( osiris the beautiful) was a particular epiphet or title of this god. hadith in this line (also hadit in line 0) is not a historical egyptian deity but refers to the entity described in cap. ii of the book of the law; the name is a garbled or corrupt form of heru- behutet (horus of behutet, a solar-martial form of horus symbolized b

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great oath, incarnating without remission because of delight in the cosmic sacrament, it seeketh a new vehicle in the appointed way, and indwelleth the f.tus of a child, and quickeneth it. and if at this time the mind of its former tabernacle yet cling to it, then is there continuity of character, and it may be memory between the two vehicles. this is, briefly and without elaboration, the way of asar in amenti, according to mine opinion, of which i say not: this is the truth. c liber aleph vel cxi 194 zl de nuptiis summis (of the supreme marriage) ow then to this doctrine, o my son, add thou that which thou hast learned in the book of the law, that death is the dissolution in the kiss of our lady nuith. this is a true consonance as of bass with treble for here is the impulse that setteth

LIBER ARCANORUM

all and one and naught were slain in the slaying of the warrior 418, 12. in the slaying of subtlety that expanded all these things into the twelve rays of the crown, 13. that returned unto one, and beyond one, even unto the vision of the fool in his folly that chanted the word ararita, and beyond the word and the fool; yea, beyond the word and the foooliber arcanorvm tin atv toa tahuti qvas vidit asar in amenti svb figvra ccxxxi liber carcerorvm tin qliphoth cvm suis geniis a d d e n t v r s i g i l l a e t nomina eorvm a a publication in class a 1 liber xxii domarvm mercvrii cvm svis geniis liber xxii carcerorvm qliphoth cvm svis geniis compare abgdhwzjfyklmnsopxqrs t with. xgbojkdhcmwssczpqapzfb 2 (this book is true up to the grade of adeptus exemptus. v.v.v.v.v. 8, 38) 0. a, the heart o

geniis a d d e n t v r s i g i l l a e t nomina eorvm a a publication in class a 1 liber xxii domarvm mercvrii cvm svis geniis liber xxii carcerorvm qliphoth cvm svis geniis compare abgdhwzjfyklmnsopxqrs t with. xgbojkdhcmwssczpqapzfb 2 (this book is true up to the grade of adeptus exemptus. v.v.v.v.v. 8, 38) 0. a, the heart of iao, dwelleth in ecstasy in the secret place of the thunders. between asar and asi he abideth in joy. 1. the lightnings increased and the lord tahuti stood forth. the voice came from the silence. then the one ran and returned. 2. now hath nuit veiled herself, that she may open the gate of her sister. 3. the virgin of god is enthroned upon an oyster-shell; she is like a pearl, and seeketh seventy to her four. in her heart is hadit the invisible glory. 4. now riseth r

virgin of god is enthroned upon an oyster-shell; she is like a pearl, and seeketh seventy to her four. in her heart is hadit the invisible glory. 4. now riseth ra-hoor-khuit, and dominion is established in the star of the flame. 5. also is the star of the flame exalted, bringing benediction to the universe. 6. here then beneath the winged eros is youth, delighting in the one and the other. he is asar between asi and nepthi; he cometh forth from the veil. 7. he rideth upon the chariot of eternity; the white and the black are harnessed to his car. therefore he reflecteth the fool, and the sevenfold veil is reveiled. 8. also cometh forth mother earth with her lion, even sekhet, the lady of asi. 9. also the priest veiled himself, lest his glory be profaned, lest his word be lost in the multit

w then the father of all issued as a mighty wheel; the sphinx, and the dog-headed god, and typhon, were bound on his circumference. 11. also the lady maat with her feather and her sword abode to judge the righteous. for fate was already established. 12. then the holy one appeared in the great water of the north; as a golden dawn did he appear, bringing benediction to the fallen universe. 13. also asar was hidden in amennti; and the lords of time swept over him with the sickle of death. 14. and a mighty angel appeared as a woman, pouring vials of woe upon the flames, lighting the pure stream with her brand of cursing. and the iniquity was very great. 15. then the lord khem arose, he who is holy among the highest, and set up his crowned staff for to redeem the universe. 16. he smote the towe

eces in the fire of his anger, so that he alone did escape from the ruin thereof. 17. transformed, the holy virgin appeared as a fluidic fire, making her beauty into a thunderbolt. 18. by her spells she invoked the scarab, the lord kheph- ra, so that the waters were cloven and the illusion of the powers was destroyed. 19. then the sun did appear unclouded, and the mouth of asi was on the mouth of asar. 20. then also the pyramid was builded so that the initiation might be complete. 21. and in the heart of the sphinx danced the lord adonai, in his garlands of roses and pearls making glad the concourse of things; yea, making glad the concourse of things. liber ccxxxi 4 the genii of the 22 scales of the serpent and of the qliphoth a a .u-iao-u .a. o[ b be .qaoooabitom. g gitwnosapfwllois. d dh

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a ynda 5 it is certain that every letter of this cipher hath some value; but who shall determine the value? for it varieth ever, according to the subtlety of him that made it. 53. and he answered him: have i not the key thereof? i am clothed with the body of flesh; i am one with the eternal and omnipotent god. 54. then said adonai: thou hast the head of the hawk, and thy phallus is the phallus of asar. thou knowest the white, and thou knowest the black, and thou knowest that these are one. but why seekest thou the knowledge of their equivalence? 55. and he said: that my work may be right. 56. and adonai said: the strong brown reaper swept his swathe and rejoiced. the wise man counted his muscles, and pondered, and understood not, and was sad. reap thou, and rejoice! 57. then was the adept

ins! the celestial waters flow at my word.but thou art the water beyond the waters. 28. the red three-angled heart hath been set up in thy shrine; for the priests despised equally the shrine and the god. liber cordis cincti serpente svb figvra ynda 13 29. yet all the while thou wast hidden therein, as the lord of silence is hidden in the buds of the lotus. 30. thou art sebek the crocodile against asar; thou art mati, the slayer in the deep. thou art typhon, the wrath of the elements, o thou who transcendest the forces in their concourse and cohesion, in their death and their disruption. thou art python, the terrible serpent about the end of all things! 31. i turned about me thrice in every way; and always i came at the last unto thee. 32. many things i beheld mediate and immediate; but, be

athoor rejoice in your love. arise, o nile-god, and devour the holy place of the cow of heaven! let the milk of the stars be drunk up by sebek the dweller of nile! 18 liber lxv 24. arise, o serpent apep, thou art adonai the beloved one! thou art my darling and my lord, and thy poison is sweeter than the kisses of isis the mother of the gods! 25. for thou art he! yea, thou shall swallow up asi and asar, and the children of ptah. thou shalt pour forth a flood of poison to destroy the works of the magician. only the destroyer shall devour thee; thou shalt blacken his throat, wherein his spirit abideth. ah, serpent apep, but i love thee! 26. my god! let thy secret fang pierce to the marrow of the little secret bone that i have kept against the day of vengeance of hoor-ra. let kheph-ra sound hi

of ight whirled away by the great wind of your perfection? 3. yea, cried the holy one, and from thy spark will i the lord kindle a great light; i will burn through the grey city in the old and desolate land; i will cleanse it from its great impurity. 4. and thou, o prophet, shalt see these things, and thou shalt heed them not. 5. now is the pillar established in the void; now is asi fulfilled of asar; now is hoor let down into the animal soul of things like a fiery star that falleth upon the darkness of the earth. 6. through the midnight thou art dropt, o my child, my conquerer, my sword-girt captain, o hoor! and they shall find thee as a black gnarl fd glittering stone, and they shall worship thee. 7. my prophet shall prophesy concerning thee; around thee the maidens shall dance, and bri

er. therefore thou art mine, even now and for ever and for everlasting. amen. 28 liber lxv 58. moreover, i heard the voice of adonai: seal up the book of the heart and the serpent; in the number five and sixty seal thou the holy book. as fine gold that is beaten into a diadem for the fair queen of pharaoh, as great stones that are cemented together into the pyramid of the ceremony of the death of asar, so do thou bind together the words and the deeds, so that in all is one thought of me thy delight adonai. 59. and i answered and said: it is done even according to thy word. and it was done. and they that read the book and debated thereon passed into the desolate land of barren words. and they that sealed up the book into their blood were the chosen of adonai, and the thought of adonai was a

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tion the validity of some of our data. so far our scepticism has not only knocked to pieces our tower of thought, but rooted up the foundation-stone and ground it into finer and more poisonous powder than that into which moses ground the calf. these golden elohim! our calfheads that brought us not out of egypt, but into a darkness deeper and more tangible than any darkness of the double empire of asar. hume put his little? to berkeley fs god; buddha his? to the vedic atman!.and neither hume nor buddha was baulked of his reward. ourselves may put? to our own? since we have found no! to put it to; and wouldn ft it be jolly if our own second? suddenly straightened its back and threw its chest out and marched off as? suppose then we accept our scepticism as having destroyed our knowledge root

LIBER CXX

et boat. i am ra-hoor-kaa, the sun of strength and light (circle "get thee back, depart, get thee back from me, o apep! depart from the divine place of ra s birth, where in is the house of thy terror! i am ra, terrible and triumphant. ra setteth, ra setteth; ra is strong at his setting. apep hath fallen; apep the enemy of ra is overcome (circle "get thee back, hai, thou impure one, abomination of asar! tahuti hath cut off thine head and i have slain thee and hurled thee utterly asunder. get thee back from the neshuet boat, as with a fair wind ra saileth over his heaven (circle "o thou scepter of joy! let me not be hurt of any; nor by man, nor by gods, nor by the holy dead, nor by the violently slain, nor by them of old times, nor by any mortal, nor by any human soul (the boat entereth the

removed "my hair is the hair of nu! my face is the face of the disk! my eyes are the eyes of hathor! my ears are the ears of apu-t! my nose is the nose of kheuti khas! my lips are the lips of anpu! my teeth are the teeth of serget! my neck is the neck of asi! my shoulders are the shoulders of ba-neb-tahtu! my arms are the arms of neith! my spine is the spine of sati! my phallus is the phallus of asar (or) my kteis is the kteis of asi! my sinews are the sinews of the lords of keraba! my chest is the chest of the mighty and terrible one! my belly and back are the belly and back of sekhet. my buttocks are the buttocks of the eye of hoor. my hips and legs are the hips and legs of nuit! my feet are the feet of ptah! my bones are the bones of the living gods! there is no member of my body that

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both of the egyptian plane, that it is so lucid and spiritual and yet so practical. when i say weakness, i mean that it appeals to my weakness; i am easily content with the smaller results, so that they seduce me from going on to the really big ones. i am quite happy as a result of my little ceremony.whereas i ought to be taking new and terrible oaths! yet why should tahuti be so kind to me, and asar un-nefer so unkind? the answer comes direct from tahuti himself: because 1 [see .the symbolic representation of the universe. in equinox i (8] liber dccclx 74 you have learned to write perfectly, but have not yet taught yourself to suffer. true enough, the last part! asar un-nefer, thou perfected one, teach me thy mysteries! let my members be torn by set and devoured by sebek and typhon! let

told, a peace. the peace. and the light and the perfume do certainly yet remain with me in the little chamber, and i know that my redeemer liveth, and that he shall stand at the latter day upon the earth. for i am he that liveth, and was dead; and behold! i am alive for evermore, and have the keys of hell and of death. i am amoun the sun in his rising; i have passed from darkness into light. i am asar un-nefer the perfected one. i am the lord of life, triumphant over death. there is no part of me that is not of the gods .1 1 [from .i know that my redeemer liveth. to here quoted or paraphrased from the adeptus minor ritual of the r.r. et a.c] john st. john 113 the dead man ankh-af-na-khonsu saith with his voice of truth and calm: oh thou that has a single arm! o thou that glitterest in the

LIBER DCLXXI VEL PYRAMIDOS

n iota did proclaim that tenfold core and crown of flame. hail, hoor-apep! unspoken name! thus is the great pyramid duly builded. 4 1. initiation the first pylon i know not who i am; i know not whence i came; i know not whither i go; i seek.but what, i do not know! i am blind and bound; but i have heard one cry ring through eternity; arise and follow me! the candidate still, bound and hoodwinked: asar un-nefer! i invoke the fourfold horror of the smoke. unloose the pit! by the dread word of power.that set-typhon hath heard. sazaz sazaz adnatsan sazaz1 the fear of darkness and of death. the fear of water and of fire the fear o. the chasm and the chain the fear of hell and the dead breath. the fear of him, the demon dire that on the threshold of the inane stands with his dragon fear to slay

he inane stands with his dragon fear to slay 1 (pronounce this backwards. but it is very dangerous. it opens the gates of hell) liber dclxxi vel pyramidos 5 the pilgrim of the way. thus i pass by with force and care, advance with fortitude and wit, in the straight path, or else their snare were surely infinite. the passing of the second pylon (stagger and fall back to earth. suit action to words) asar! who clutches at my throat? who pins me down? who stabs my heart? i am unfit to pass within this pylon of the hall of maat (rubric as before) the lustral water! let thy flood cleanse me.lymph, marrow, and blood! the scourge, the dagger and the chain purge body, breast and brain! the fire informing! let the oil balance, assain, assoil! still, in corpse-position: for i am come with all this pai

rous and base and dull. i am under the shadow of the wings! i am not marked with the white flame of breath. i am under the shadow of the wings! i am a traitor! die the traitor.s death! he is slain by the sword. i am under the shadow of the wings! this last raises candidate erect. 8 liber dclxxi invoking spiral dance. now let me pace the path, bind on the girdle of the starry one! bar in northwest asar! who clutches at my throat (etc, to .balance, assain, assoil) in north. see horus. soul mastering terror is thy name! lord of the gods! dread lord of hell! i am come. i fear thee not. thy flame is mine to weave my maiden spell! i know thee, and i pass thee by. for more than thou am i! bar in southeast asar (rubric as before) in south. see isis. sorrow that eateth up the soul! dam of the gods!

e. i fear thee not. thy flame is mine to weave my maiden spell! i know thee, and i pass thee by. for more than thou am i! bar in southeast asar (rubric as before) in south. see isis. sorrow that eateth up the soul! dam of the gods! the blue sky.s queen. this is thy name. i come, control, and pass! i know thee, lady of teen i know thee, and i pass thee by. for more than thou am i! bar in northeast asar (rubric as before) in east. see thoth. silence. vel pyramidos 9 bar in southwest. asar (rubric as before) in west. see nature (c. contemplates self, in silence) i will not look uon thee more, for fatal is thy name. begone! false phantom, thou shalt pass before the frowning forehead of the sun. i know thee, and i pass thee by. for more than thou am i. at altar. formulating hexagram. now witnes

father. that are god! as babe in egg, being born. for silence duly is begot and darkness duly brought to bed. the shroud is figured in my thought, the inmost light is on my head. unbind. sign of enterer. attack! i eat up the strong lions. i! fear is on seb, on them that dwell therein, behold the radiant vigour of the lord! sign of silence defence! i close the mouth of sebek, ply my fear on nile, asar that held not in! behold my radiant peace, ye things abhorred. 10 liber dclxxi for see! the gods have loosed mine hands: asar unfettered stands. hail, asi, hail! hoor-apep cries. now i the son of man arise and follow. dead where asar lies! lie down in sign of hanged man: i gild my left foot with the light. i gild my phallus with the light. i gild my right knee with the light. i gild my right

right foot with the light. i gild my left knee with the light. i gild my phallus with the light. i gild mine elbow with the light. i gild my navel with the light. i gild my heart wedge with the light. i gild my black throat with the light. i gild my forehead with the light. i gild my phallus with the light. the three-fold star cross-crowned, i rise partaker of the mysteries. rising in sign mulier asar un-nefer! i am thine waiting thy glory in the shrine, thy bride, thy virgin, ah my lord! smite through the spirit with thy sword asar un-nefer! rise in me the chosen catamite of thee come! o come now! i wait, i wait patient-impatient, slave of fate bought by thy glance. come now, come now vel pyramidos 11 touch and inform this burning brow. asar un-nefer! in the shrine make thou me wholly thi

waiting thy glory in the shrine, thy bride, thy virgin, ah my lord! smite through the spirit with thy sword asar un-nefer! rise in me the chosen catamite of thee come! o come now! i wait, i wait patient-impatient, slave of fate bought by thy glance. come now, come now vel pyramidos 11 touch and inform this burning brow. asar un-nefer! in the shrine make thou me wholly thine remove hoodwink. i am asar, worthy alone to sit upon the double throne. attack is mine, and mine defence: and these are one. let us go hence! for i am master of my fate, wholly initiate. the secret word: m. m the words are spoken duly: the deeds are duly done my soul is risen newly to greet the risen sun. bell accordingly. one! four! five! hail! one! four! five! ten! all hail! sign accordingly. i give the sign that ren

his is the path of a w h. ho! this is the path of. bell. hail asi! hail, thou wanded wheel! alpha and delta kissed and came for five that feed the flame. bell. hail, hoor-apep! thou sword of steel! alpha and delta and epsilon met in the shadow of the pylon and in iota did proclaim that tenfold core and crown of flame. hail, hoor-apep! unspoken name! bell. hail, hoor! hail, asi! hail, tahuti! hail asar un-nefer! through the rended veil. i am thyself, with all thy brilliance decked khabs am pekht (c) ordo templi orientis. key entry &c. by frater t.s. for niwg/ celephais press. this e-text last revised 09.07.2004. transcriber.s notes. this text of liber pyramidos is composited from the two main published versions (typeset with no source stated in sothis magazine, st. albans, 1976, and facsimi

LIBER SAMEKH

ii textus redactus. the invocation magically restored, with the significance of the barbarous names etymologically or qabalistically determined and paraphrased in english. section a. the oath. 1. thee i invoke, the bornless one. 2. thee, that didst create the earth and the heavens. 3. thee, that didst create the night and the day, 4. thee, that didst create the darkness and the light. 5. thou art asar un-nefer1( gmyself made perfect h; whom no man hath seen at any time. 6. thou art ia-besz2( gthe truth in matter h. 7. thou art ia-apophrasz3( gthe truth in motion h. 8. thou hast distinguished between the just and the unjust. 9. thou didst make the female and the male. 10. thou didst produce the seed and the fruit. 11. thou didst form men to love one another and to hate one another. section

atural growth of the child. his experiences will no more be regarded as catastrophic. their hieroglyph is gthe fool h: the innocent and impotent harpocrates babe becomes the horus adult by obtaining the wand. gde reine thor h seizes the sacred lance.14 bacchus becomes pan. the holy guardian angel is the unconscious creature self.the spiritual phallus. it is therefore advisible to replace the name asar un-nefer by that of ra-hoor-khuit at the outset, and by that of one fs own holy guardian angel when it has been communicated. line 6 he hails him as besz, the matter that destroys and devours godhead, for the purpose of the incarnation of any god. line 7 he hails him as apophrasz, the motion that destroys and devours godhead, for the purpose of the incarnation of any god. the combined action

hokmah) to apprehend the formula of equilibrium which is now his own, being able to apply himself accurately to his selfappointed environment. line 9 he acclaims his angel as having laid down the law of love as the magical formula of the universe, that he[ gabrogate are all rituals, all ordeals, all words and signs. ra-hoor khuit hath taken his seat in the east at the equinox of the gods; and let asar be with isa, who also are one. but they are not of me. let asar be the adorant, isa the sufferer, hoor in his secret name and splendour is the lord initiating. h] point ii 13 may resolve the phenomenal again into its noumenal phase by uniting any two opposites in ecstatic passion. line 10 he acclaims his angel as having appointed that this formula of love should effect not only the dissolutio

n: 1898. second edition as the book of ceremonial magic, london: rider, 1911; reprinted new hyde park, ny: university books, 1961; secaucus, nj: citadel, 1973; ware, herts: wordsworth editions, 1995 (as the wordsworth book of spells. 51 endnotes liber samekh 1 the goetia version of the invocation has gosorronophris h( fosoronnwfrij) which in any case is generally regarded as a greek corruption of asar un-nefer( gosiris the beautiful h, as the standard early 20th-century transliteration went. see also crowley fs remarks on this line in point ii. 2 the goetia version has giabas h( fiabaj. besz (bec) is a coptic spelling of the dwarf-god bes, as employed in the golden dawn, where for some inexplicable reason he had become one of the three elements making up the gevil persona h and was describ

o. 666 in a cairo museum in march 1904 (see the equinox of the gods. see also crowley fs remarks on this line in point ii. 5 i.e. egypt. the goetia version has gishrael h( fistrael in the original greek; similarly in line 3. see also crowley fs remarks on this line in point ii. 6 the goetia version has gpaphro osorronophris h (fapro fosoronnwfrij in the original greek, probably meant for gpharaoh asar un-nefer h. 7 with a couple of exceptions (ff for uu in section g, f renders letters which were originally omega, long eo. f the substitution, one suspects, was made for qabalistic reasons. the letter digamma) had long fallen out of use in greek except in standing for number 6 by the time pgm v was written down. 8 ischure( fiscure) is a greek word and not a barbarous name; it simply the vocat

LIBER STELLAE RUBEAE

osiris, wheras in the g.d. the hiereus was horus in the avenger of the gods aspect and the hierophant osiris; so in fact, they have been changed ovn liber stella rvbea a secret ritual of apep, the heart of iao-oai, delivered unto v.v.v.v.v. for his use in a certain matter of liber legis, and written down under the figure lxvi v a a publication in class a imprimatur: n. fra. a a 1 1. apep deifieth asar. 2. let excellent virgins evoke rejoicing, son of night! 3. this is the book of the most secret cult of the ruby star. it shall be given to none, save to the shameless in deed as in word. 4. no man shall understand this writing.it is too subtle for the sons of men. 5. if the ruby star have shed its blood upon thee; if in the season of the moon thou hast invoked by the iod and the pe, then may

i who reveal the ritual am iao and oai; the right and the averse. 35. these are alike unto me. 36. now the veil of this operation is called shame, and the glory abideth within. 37. thou shalt comfort the heart of the secret stone with the worm blood. thou shalt make a subtle decoction of delight, and the watchers shall drink thereof. 38. i, apep the serpent, am the heart of iao. isis shall await asar, and i in the midst. 39. also the priestess shall seek another altar, and perform my ceremonies thereon. 40. there shall be no hymn nor dithyramb in my praise and the praise of the rite, seeing that it is utterly beyond. liber stella rubea 4 41. thou shalt assure thyself of the stability of the altar. 42. in this rite thou shalt be alone. 43. i will give thee another ceremony whereby many sha

MANLY P HALL THE SECRET TEACHINGS OF ALL AGES

the material necessary was not available. even today there are evidences of gnostic philosophy in the modern world, but they bear other names and their true origin is not suspected. many of the gnostic concepts have actually been incorporated into the dogmas of the christian church, and our newer interpretations of christianity are often along the lines of gnostic emanationism. the mysteries of, asar-hapi the identity of the greco-egyptian serapis (known to the greeks as serapis and the egyptians as asar- hapi) is shrouded by an impenetrable veil of mystery. while this deity was a familiar figure among the symbols of the secret egyptian initiatory rites, his arcane nature was revealed only to those who had fulfilled the requirements of the serapic cultus. therefore, in all probability, ex

MORALS AND DOGMA

female, the active and the passive in equilibrium, and the vav completes the trinity and the triliteral name [hebrew, the divine triangle, which with the repetition of the _he_ becomes the tetragrammaton. thus the ten sephiroth contain all the sacred numbers _three _five _seven, and _nine, and the perfect number _ten, and correspond with the tetractys of pythagoras. being is being [hebrew _ahayah asar ahayah. this is the principle, the "beginning" in the beginning was, that is to say, is, was, and will be, the word, that is to say, the reason that _speaks? a! the word is the reason of belief, and in it also is the expression of the faith which makes science a living thing. the word, is the source of logic. jesus is the word incarnate. the accord of the reason with faith, of knowledge with

MOTTA MARCELO THE COMMENTARIES OF AL

not, for he is not. the ox aleph is the ox, of course, 1 by the qabalah and zero by the book of thoth, the taro. also, aleph in full alp is 111 "one, one, one. it is also indicative that the two letters of ox in english suggest the cross and the circle. 49. abrogate are all rituals, all ordeals, all words and signs. ra-hoor-khuit hath taken his seat in the east at the equinox of the gods; and let asar be with isa, who also are one. but they are not of me. let asar be the adorant, isa the sufferer; hoor in his secret name and splendour is the lord initiating. this verse declares that the old formula of magick the osiris-adonis-jesus-marsyas-dionysus- attis-etc. formula of the dying god is no longer efficacious (it never was efficacious; it was merely the least deficient formula possible in

s six months, representing horus, took the place of the retiring hierophant, who had represented osiris. the "general allusion" is nothing of the sort. this verse is a categorical statement, to be taken in the most objective way by any aspirant to initiation. all the rituals, words and signs of past initiatic orders are abrogate. you must not 1 et yourself be conned by any of them. see "the ship. asar and isa are one, that is, they are different forms of the same formula, the central formula of the minor mysteries. the difference between their rites is simply a matter of psychological convenience. see liber 175, verse 2, for this important point "let asar be the adorant. in our system, the candidate presents himself before horus, to invoke him, under the paraphernalia of asar. if the candi

ression needs no explanation if you have any acquaintance with the sado-masochistic nature of christian mysticism, specially where roman catholicism predominates. some people are happy only when they suffer. let them be. see lxv, v, verses 7-10, 19-22, 47-51. who are you to chart another star's course "but they are not of me" in one sense, this means that those who identify themselves with either asar or isa can become "stars of her body" only by death be this death initiatic or physical. in another sense, it means that they are of her all the time, since in truth they are not. but as long as your sahashara is not active, for you she does "not" exist. isa is the legendary "jesus, for which canidian concoction the prescription is to be found in my book bearing that title, liber dccclxxxviii

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that "fool" is to be understood in the mundane sense rather than as synonym for the a:.a. grade of ipsissimus] nuit perceives separate intellectual existence as stupid. as are oxen. and futile according to the doctrines put forth in the book of the law. 49. abrogate are all rituals, all ordeals, all words and signs. ra-hoor-khuit hath taken his seat in the east at the equinox of the gods; and let asar be with isa, who also are one. but they are not of me. let asar be the adorant, isa the sufferer; hoor in his secret name and spendour is the lord initiating. all principles of ceremonial magic not in accordance with the book of the law are obsolete and should now be discarded. ra-harakte "hath taken his seat in the east" the sun is now dawning on the equinox of the gods. since the vernal equ

ance with the book of the law are obsolete and should now be discarded. ra-harakte "hath taken his seat in the east" the sun is now dawning on the equinox of the gods. since the vernal equinox occurs at approximately march 21, it may be assumed that the statement refers to an "equally-balanced night" between the unity of nuit and the separate chaos of harwer [as will be seen in the third chapter. asar (osiris) and isa (isis) are identified as representative of a non-germane principle: that of posthumous redemption and revival. osiris is a mythical object of popular worship; isis is symbolic of those who equate worship with abstinence, suffering, and deprivation. deathworship [in the biological sense as distinct from the self-obliteration sense] and worship by abstinence have no place in th

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rth, regularly and unfailingly. shesat-maket-neb-s is the name of the hour of the night which guideth this great god through this field. next: the third hour sacred texts egypt ehh index index previous next p. 8 the third hour. this great god afterwards taketh up his position in the fields of the peru-gods (i.e, the fighters, and p. 9 this great god paddleth his way over the stream of osiris (net-asar) in sailing up this field, which is three hundred and nine atru long, and one hundred and twenty atru wide. this great god uttereth words to those who are in the following of osiris to this city, and he allotteth unto them estates which are situated in this field. baiu-shetaiu (i.e, hidden souls) is the name of the gods who are in this field, and whosoever knoweth their names upon earth shall

p. 25 the seventh hour. the majesty of this great god taketh up his position in the secret place of osiris, and the majesty of this great god sendeth forth words into this to the gods who dwell therein. this god maketh to himself other forms for this hidden place in order to drive out of his path the serpent fiend apep by means of the words of power of isis, and the words of power of semsu. ruti-asar is the name of the gate of this city through which this god passeth. tephet-sheta is the name of this city. p. 26 this great god maketh his way over the road of ament in the holy boat, and he passeth in it over this road which is without water, without being towed along. he maketh his way by means of the words of power of isis, and by means of the words of power of semsu, and the utterances o

WALLIS BUDGE E A LEGENDS OF THE EGYPTIAN GODS

,[fn#125] the sublime one in white wall,[fn#126] the soul of ra [and] his very body, who hast thy dwelling in henensu,[fn#127] the beneficent one, who art praised in nart,[fn#128] who makest to rise up thy soul, lord of the great house in the city[fn#129] of the eight gods,[fn#130 [who inspirest] great terror in shas-hetep,[fn#131] lord of eternity, governor of abtu (abydos [fn#119] more fully pa-asar-neb-tetut, the busiris of the greeks; busiris= pa-asar "house of osiris" par excellence. the variant tataut also occurs [fn#120] an allusion, perhaps, to the town sekhem, the capital of the second nome (letopolites) of lower egypt [fn#121] i.e, lord whose praises are sung [fn#122] letopolites [fn#123] heliopolis [fn#124] i.e, a famous sanctuary in the letopolite nome where ptah was worshipped

lds in the neighbourhood of abydos. a fine stone bier, a restoration probably of the xxvith dynasty, which represented the original bier of osiris, was discovered there by m. amelineau. it is now in the egyptian museum at cairo [fn#318] apis is called the "life of osiris, and on the death of the bull, its soul went to heaven and joined itself to that of osiris, and it formed with him the dual-god asar-hep, i.e, osiris- apis, or sarapis. the famous serapeum at memphis was called [fn#319] in egyptian, men-nefer, i.e "fair haven [fn#320] osiris and isis were worshipped at philae until the reign of justinian, when his general, narses, closed the temple and carried off the statues of the gods to constantinople, where they were probably melted down. xxi. eudoxus indeed asserts that, although the

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