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ALEISTER CROWLEY EIGHT LECTURES ON YOGA

rn constitute a demiurge in order to crate matter; and this demiurge is jehovah. not far different are the ideas both of the classical greeks and the neo-platonists. the differences in the terminology, when examined, appear as not much more than the differences of local convenience in thinking. but all these go back to the still older cosmogony of the ancient egyptians, where we have nuit, space, hadit, the point of view; these experience congress, and so produce heru-ra-ha, who combines the ideas of ra-hoor-khuit and hoorpaar- kraat. these are the same twin vau and he' final which we know. here is evidently the origin of the system of the tree of life. 18. we have arrived at this system by purely intellectual examination, and it is open to criticism; but the point i wish to bring to your

ALEISTER CROWLEY ACROSS THE GULF

gold more than twelve bullocks could draw, of balassius rubies, and sardonyx, and beryl, and chrysoprase; of diamond and starry page 27 gulf.txt sapphire, of emerald much, very much, of topaz and of amethyst great and wonderful gems. also he had a figure of nuit greater than a woman, which was made of lapis lazuli specked with gold, carved with marvellous excellence. and he had the secret gem of hadit that is not found on earth, for that it is invisible save when all else is no more seen. then went i into the market and bought slaves. i bought me in particular a giant, a nubian blacker than polished granite seen by starlight, tall as a young palm and straight, yet more hideous than the ape of thoth. also i bought a young pale stripling from the north, a silly boy with idle languishing way

to some end unheard-of or impossible, but quietly and patiently living in the enjoyment of my dignities and wealth, even as a man. yet one thing i saw also, that as isis is the lady of all nature, the living; and as osiris is the lord of the dead, so should horus come, the hawkheaded lord, as a young child, the image of all nature and all man raised above life and death, under the supreme rule of hadit that is force and of nuit that is matter- though they are a matter an a force that transcend all our human conceptions of these things. but of this more anon, in its due place. chapter viii behold me then returned to thebai! so scarred and altered was i, though not yet thirty years of age, that they knew me not. so i offered myself as a serving-man in the temple of osiris, and i pleased the

we departed one from the other, and purified ourselves. then i went unto the ceremony of osiris, and for the last time the shameful farce was played. but in my heart i vowed secretly to cleanse the temple of its chicanery and folly. therefore at the end of the ceremony did i perform a mighty banishing, a banishing of all things mortal and immortal, even from nuit that circleth infinite space unto hadit the core of things; from amoun that ruleth before all the gods unto python the terrible serpent that abideth at the end of things, from ptah the god of the pure soul of aethyr unto besz the brute force of that which is grosser than earth, which hath no name, which is denser than lead and more rigid than steel; which is blacker than the thick darkness of the abyss, yet is within all and about

xt born, but now one initiates and the other guards, and now one heralds and the other sanctifies) its purpose and meaning in the whole scheme of things. so i, in this year v of the equinox of the gods (1908) wherein horus took the place of osiris, will by the light of this my magical memory seek to understand fully the formula of horus- ra hoor khuit- my god, that ruleth the world under nuit and hadit. then as ankh-f-na-khonsu left unto me the stel 666 with the keys to that knowledge, so also may i write down in hieroglyph the formula of the lady of the forked wand and of the feather, that shall assume his throne and place when the strength of horus is exhausted. so now the service of the gods was to be secret and their magic concealed from men. they were to fall before the eyes of men fr

ALEISTER CROWLEY BOOK OF LIES

ned in "the soldier and the hunchback. this chapter begins by the letter o, followed by a mark of exclamation; its reference to the theogony of "liber legis" is explained in the note, but it also refers to kteis phallos book of lies get any book for free on: www.abika.com 10 and sperma, and is the exclamation of wonder or ecstasy, which is the ultimate nature of things. note (1) silence. nuit, o; hadit; ra-hoor-khuit, i. commentary (the ante primal triad) this is the negative trinity; its three statements are, in an ultimate sense, identical. they harmonise being, becoming, not-being, the three possible modes of conceiving the universe. the statement, nothing is not, technically equivalent to something is, is fully explained in the essay called berashith. the rest of the chapter follows th

the law of cause and effect is an illusion, or so it appears in the abyss, which is thus identified with consciousness, the many, and both; but within this is a secret unity which rejoices; this unit being far beyond any conception. book of lies get any book for free on: www.abika.com 30 [31] 11 kappa-epsilon-phi-alpha-lambda-eta iota-alpha the glow-worm concerning the holy three-in-naught. nuit, hadit, ra-hoor-khuit, are only to be understood by the master of the temple. they are above the abyss, and contain all contradiction in themselves. below them is a seeming duality of chaos and babalon; these are called father and mother, but it is not so. they are called brother and sister, but it is not so. they are called husband and wife, but it is not so. the reflection of all is pan: the nigh

nay! but to the house of the harlot whom he loveth not. for it is laylah that he loveth. and yet who knoweth which is crowley, and which is frater perdurabo? book of lies get any book for free on: www.abika.com 118 [122] commentary( nu-digamma) the number of the chapter refers to liber legis i, 24, for paragraph 1 refers to nuit. the "twins" in the title are those mentioned in paragraph 5. 555 is hadit, had spelt in full. 156 is babalon. in paragraph 4 is the gist of the chapter, laylah being again introduced, as in chapters 28, 29, 49 and 55. the exoteric blasphemy, it is hinted i the last paragraph, may be an esoteric arcanum, for the master of the temple is interested in malkuth, as malkuth is in binah; also "malkuth is in kether, and kether in malkuth; and, to the ipsissimus, dissoluti

is chapter is itself a comment on chapter 44. note (33) twig= dost thou understand? also the phoenix takes twigs to kindle the fire in which it burns itself. book of lies get any book for free on: www.abika.com 132 [135] 63 kappa-epsilon-phi-alpha-lambda-eta xi-gamma margery daw i love laylah. i lack laylah "where is the mystic grace" sayest thou? who told thee, man, that laylah is not nuit, nd i hadit? i destroyed all things; they are reborn in other shapes. i gave up all for one; this one hath given up its unity for all? i wrenched dog backwards to find god; now god barks. think me not fallen because i love laylah, and lack laylah. i am the master of the universe; then give me a heap of straw in a hut, and laylah naked! amen. book of lies get any book for free on: www.abika.com 133 [136]

ye= phallicism (cf. chapters 61 and 70; i= fichteanism; hi= transcendentalism; y= scepticism, and the method of science. no denies all these and closes the argument. but all this is a glamour cast by maya; the real meaning of the prose of this chapter is as follows: no, some negative conception beyond the it spoken of in chapters 31, 49 and elsewhere. yes, it. perhaps, the flux of these. o, nuit, hadit, ra-hoor-khuit. eye, the phallus in kether. i, the ego in chokmah. hi, binah, the feminine principle fertilised (he by yod) y, the abyss. no, the refusal to be content with any of this. but all this is again only a glamour of maya, as previously observed in the text (chapter 31. all this is true and false, and it is true and false to say that it is true and false. the prose of this chapter c

ALEISTER CROWLEY BOOK OF THE LAW

eyond do what thou wilt. love is the law, love under will. the priest of the princes, ankh-f-n-khonsu the comment chapter i i,1: had! the manifestation of nuit. i,2: the unveiling of the company of heaven. i,3: every man and every woman is a star. i,4: every number is infinite; there is no difference. i,5: help me, o warrior lord of thebes, in my unveiling before the children of men! i,6: be thou hadit, my secret centre, my heart& my tongue! i,7: behold! it is revealed by aiwass the minister of hoor-paar-kraat. i,8: the khabs is in the khu, not the khu in the khabs. i,9: worship then the khabs, and behold my light shed over you! 10: let my servants be few& secret: they shall rule the many& the known. i,11: these are fools that men adore; both their gods& their men are fools. i,12: come for

ts be few& secret: they shall rule the many& the known. i,11: these are fools that men adore; both their gods& their men are fools. i,12: come forth, o children, under the stars& take your fill of love! i,13: i am above you and in you. my ecstasy is in yours. my joy is to see your joy. i,14: above, the gemm d azure is the naked splendour of nuit; she bends in ecstasy to kiss the secret ardours of hadit. the winged globe,the starry blue, are mine, o ankh-af-na-khonsu! i,15: now ye shall know that the chosen priest& apostle of infinite space is the prince-priest the beast; and in his woman called the scarlet woman is all power given. they shall gather my children into their fold: they shall bring the glory of the stars into the hearts of men. i,16: for he is ever a sun, and she a moon. but t

ame, and to her the stooping starlight. i,17: but ye are not so chosen. i,18: burn upon their brows, o splendrous serpent! i,19: o azure-lidded woman, bend upon them! i,20: the key of the rituals is in the secret word which i have given unto him. i,21: with the god& the adorer i am nothing: they do not see me. they are as upon the earth; i am heaven, and there is no other god than me, and my lord hadit. i,22: now, therefore, i am known to ye by my name nuit, and to him by a secret name which i will give him when at last he knoweth me. since i am infinite space, and the infinite stars thereof, do ye also thus. bind nothing! let there be no difference made among you between any one thing& any other thing; for thereby there cometh hurt. i,23: but whoso availeth in this, let him be the chief o

! to me! calling forth the flame of the hearts of all in her lovechant. i,63: sing the rapturous love-song unto me! burn to me perfumes! wear to me jewels! drink to me, for i love you! i love you! i,64: i am the blue-lidded daughter of sunset; i am the naked brilliance of the voluptuous night-sky. i,65: to me! to me! i,66: the manifestation of nuit is at an end. chapter ii ii,1: nu! the hiding of hadit. ii,2: come! all ye, and learn the secret that hath not yet been revealed. i, hadit, am the complement of nu, my bride. i am not extended, and khabs is the name of my house. ii,3: in the sphere i am everywhere the centre, as she, the circumference, is nowhere found. ii,4: yet she shall be known& i never. ii,5: behold! the rituals of the old time are black. let the evil ones be cast away; let

the unfit: let them die in their misery. for they feel not. compassion is the vice of kings: stamp down the wretched& the weak: this is the law of the strong: this is our law and the joy of the world. think not, o king, upon that lie: that thou must die: verily thou shalt not die, but live. now let it be understood: if the body of the king dissolve, he shall remain in pure ecstasy for ever. nuit! hadit! ra-hoor-khuit! the sun, strength& sight, light; these are for the servants of the star& the snake. ii,22: i am the snake that giveth knowledge& delight and bright glory, and stir the hearts of men with drunkenness. to worship me take wine and strange drugs whereof i will tell my prophet& be drunk thereof! they shall not harm ye at all. it is a lie, this folly against self. the exposure of i

aven; to look forth upon men, to tell them this glad word. ii,77: o be thou proud and mighty among men! ii,78: lift up thyself! for there is none like unto thee among men or among gods! lift up thyself, o my prophet, thy stature shall surpass the stars. they shall worship thy name, foursquare, mystic, wonderful, the number of the man; and the name of thy house 418. ii,79: the end of the hiding of hadit; and blessing& worship to the prophet of the lovely star! chapter iii iii,1: abrahadabra! the reward of ra hoor khut. iii,2: there is division hither homeward; there is a word not known. spelling is defunct; all is not aught. beware! hold! raise the spell of ra-hoor-khuit! iii,3: now let it be first understood that i am a god of war and of vengeance. i shall deal hardly with them. iii,4: cho

let concubine of his desire! iii,15: ye shall be sad thereof. iii,16: deem not too eagerly to catch the promises; fear not to undergo the curses. ye, even ye, know not this meaning all. iii,17: fear not at all; fear neither men nor fates, nor gods, nor anything. money fear not, nor laughter of the folk folly, nor any other power in heaven or upon the earth or under the earth. nu is your refuge as hadit your light; and i am the strength, force, vigour, of your arms. iii,18: mercy let be off: damn them who pity! kill and torture; spare not; be upon them! iii,19: that stele they shall call the abomination of desolation; count well its name& it shall be to you as 718. iii,20: why? because of the fall of because, that he is not there again. iii,21: set up my image in the east: thou shalt buy th

are the adorations, as thou hast written, as it is said: the light is mine; its rays consume me: i have made a secret door into the house of ra and tum, of khephra and of ahathoor. i am thy theban, o mentu, the prophet ankh-af-na-khonsu! by bes-na-maut my breast i beat; by wise ta-nech i weave my spell. show thy star-splendour, o nuit! bid me within thine house to dwell, o winged snake of light, hadit! abide with me, ra-hoor-khuit! iii,39: all this and a book to say how thou didst come hither and a reproduction of this ink and paper for ever- for in it is the word secret& not only in the english- and thy comment upon this the book of the law shall be printed beautifully in red ink and black upon beautiful paper made by hand; and to each man and woman that thou meetest, were it but to dine

nly in the english- and thy comment upon this the book of the law shall be printed beautifully in red ink and black upon beautiful paper made by hand; and to each man and woman that thou meetest, were it but to dine or to drink at them, it is the law to give. then they shall chance to abide in this bliss or no; it is no odds. do this quickly! iii,40: but the work of the comment? that is easy; and hadit burning in thy heart shall make swift and secure thy pen. iii,41: establish at thy kaaba a clerk-house: all must be done well and with business way. iii,42: the ordeals thou shalt oversee thyself, save only the blind ones. refuse none, but thou shalt know& destroy the traitors. i am ra-hoor-khuit; and i am powerful to protect my servant. success is thy proof: argue not; convert not; talk not

work of wickedness! let her kill her heart! let her be loud and adulterous; let her be covered with jewels, and rich garments, and let her be shameless before all men! iii,45: then will i lift her to pinnacles of power: then will i breed from her a child mightier than all the kings of the earth. i will fill her with joy: with my force shall she see& strike at the worship of nu: she shall achieve hadit. iii,46: i am the warrior lord of the forties: the eighties cower before me& are abased. i will bring you to victory& joy: i will be at your arms in battle& ye shall delight to slay. success is your proof; courage is your armour; go on, go on, in my strength& ye shall turn not back for any! iii,47: this book shall be translated into all tongues: but always with the original in the writing of

ALEISTER CROWLEY CONCERNING DEATH

gross body, and taking it for reality, thou hast trembled. but the orb revolveth anon; the shadow passeth away from thee. there is the dissolution, and eternal ecstasy in the kisses of nu! for inasmuch as thou hast made the law of freedom thine, as thou hast lived in light and liberty and love, thou hast become a freeman of the city of stars .pa listen again to thine own voice within thee. is not hadit the flame that burns in every heart of man, and in the core of every star? is not he life, and the giver of life? and is not therefore the knowledge of him the knowledge of death? for it hath been shown unto thee in many other places how death and love be twins. now art thou the hunter, and death rideth beside thee with his horse and spear as thou chasest thy will through the forests of eter

ALEISTER CROWLEY DUTY

he unfit: let them die in their misery: for they feel not. compassion is the vice of kings: stamp down the wretched and the weak: this is the law of the strong: this is our law and the joy of the world. think not, o king, upon that lie: that thou must die: verily thou shalt not die, but live! now let it be understood if the body of the king dissolve, he shall remain in pure ecstacy for ever. nuit hadit ra-hoor-khuit. the sun, strength and sight, light these are for the servants of the star& the snake" duty get any book for free on: www.abika.com 6 each being is, exactly as you are, the sole centre of a universe in no wise identical with, or even assimilable to, your own. the impersonal universe of "nature" is only an abstraction, approximately tru, of the factors which it is convenient to

ALEISTER CROWLEY LIBER 777

tar 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 by the winged disk. heru- ra-ha is not a historical egyptian deity but is mentioned in cap. iii of the book of the law and is said to combine hoor-par-kraat (horus

ALEISTER CROWLEY MAGICK IN THEORY AND PRACTICE

ts in a popular manual of this sort. they may be studied in erdmann's "history of philosophy" and similar treatises. all are reconciled and unified in the theory which we shall now set forth. the basis of this harmony is given in crowley's "berashith- to which reference should be made. infinite space is called the goddess nuit, while the infinitely small and atomic yet omnipresent point is called hadit<form. i cannot even explain (for instance) that an idea may not refer to being at all, but to going. the book of the law demands special study and initiated apprehension> these are unmanifest. one conjunction of these infinites is called ra-hoorkhuit< more correctly, heru-ra-ha, to include hoor-paar-kraat> a unity which includes and heads all things<
nctions of the four weapons than we have hitherto done. the formation of the "yod" is the formulation of the first creative force, of that father who is called "self-begotten, and unto whom it is said "thou has formulated thy father, and made fertile thy mother. the adding of the "he" to the "yod" is the marriage of that father to the great co-equal mother, who is a reflection of nuit as he is of hadit. their union brings forth the son "vau" who is the heir. finally the daughter "he" is produced. she is both the twin sister and the daughter of "vau<mystery herein, far deeper, for initiates> his mission is to redeem her by making her his bride; the result of this is to set her upon the throne of her mother, and it is only she whose youthful embrace can reawaken the eld o

ne person throughout, so that each individual is self-procreative sexually, whereas isis knew only one sex, and osiris thought the two sexes opposed. also the formula is now love in all cases; and the end is the beginning, on a higher plane. the i is formed from the v by removing its tail, the a by balancing 4 yods, the o by making an inverted triangle of yods, which suggests the formula of nuit- hadit- ra-hoor-khuit. a is the elements whirling as a svastika- the creative energy in equilibrated action<yod aleph yod yod. yod yod- ayin yod yod yod- 38 chapter vi the formula of the neophyte<neophyte ceremony, equinox i,ii. this formula has for its "first matter" the ordinary man entirely ignorant of everything and incapable of anything. he is the

in their ignorant muddle of dispersions. a devil who had unity would be a god<"the devil" is, historically, the god of any people that one personally dislikes. this has led to so much confusion of thought that the beast 666 has preferred to let names stand as they are, and to proclaim simply that aiwaz- the solar-phallic-hermetic "lucifer" is his own holy guardian angel, and "the devil" satan or hadit of our particular unit of the starry universe. this serpent, satan, is not the enemy of man, but he who made gods of our race, knowing good and evil; he bade "know thyself" and taught initiation. he is "the devil" of the book of thoth, and his emblem is baphomet, the androgyne who is the hieroglyph of arcane perfection. the number of his atu is xv, which is yod he, the monogram of the eterna

sed on scientific lines by classifying observed facts instead of deducting from "a priori" theories. unpublished "liber dxxxvi" gr:beta-alpha-tau-rho-alpha-chi-omicron-phi-rho-epsilon-nu-omicron-beta- omicron-omicron gr:kappa-omicron-sigma-mu-omicron-mu-alpha-chi-iota- alpha. an instruction in expansion of the field of the mind. equinox x, p. 35 "liber dlv. liber had" an instruction for attaining hadit. equinox vii, p. 83 "liber dcxxxiii. de thaumaturgia" a statement of certain ethical considerations concerning magick. unpublished "liber dclxvi. the beast" an account of the magical personality who is the logos of the present aeon. unpublished "liber dcclxxvii (777. vel prolegomena symbolica ad systemam sceptico-mysticae viae explicandae, fundamentum hieroglyphicorum sanctissimorum scientae

rth within my soul" oo "the eye! satan, my lord! the lust of the goat" ff "mine angel! mine initiator! thou one with me- the sixfold star" 271 ad-on-a-i<hebrew, adni, 65. the gnostic initiates transliterated it to imply their own secret formulae; we follow so excellent an example. on is an arcanum of arcana; its significance is taught, gradually, in the o.t.o. also ad is the paternal formula, hadit; on is its complement nuit; the final yod signifies "mine" etymologically and essentially the mercurial (transmitted) hermaphroditic virginal seed- the hermit of the taro- the use of the name is therefore to invoke one's own inmost secrecy, considered as the result of the conjunction of nuit and hadit. if the second a is included, its import is to affirm the operation of the holy ghost and t

e the words! 273 point ii ars congressus cum daemone. section a let the adeptus minor be standing in this circle on the square of tiphereth, armed with his wand and cup; but let him perform the ritual throughout in his body of light. he may burn the cakes of light, or the incense of abramelin; he may be prepared by liber clxxv, the reading of liber lxv, and by the practices of yoga. he may invoke hadit by. wine and strange drugs" if he so will<adept has full knowledge based on experience of the management of such matters> he prepares the circle by the usual formulae of banishing and consecration, etc. he recites section a as a rehearsal before his holy guardian angel of the attributes of that angel. each phrase must be realized with full conce

the circle by the usual formulae of banishing and consecration, etc. he recites section a as a rehearsal before his holy guardian angel of the attributes of that angel. each phrase must be realized with full concentration of force, so as to make samadhi as perfectly as possible upon the truth proclaimed "line 1" he identifies his angel with the ain soph, and the kether thereof; one formulation of hadit in the boundless body of nuith "line 2,3,4" he asserts that his angel has created (for the purpose of self-realization through projection in conditioned form) three pairs of opposites (a) the fixed and the volatile (b) the unmanifested and the manifest; and (c) the unmoved and the moved. otherwise, the negative and the positive in respect of matter, mind and motion "line 5" he acclaims his a

im 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 gg. he is to travel astrally around the circle, making the appr

6; that he is a warrior in the army of will and of the sun. 93 is also the number of aiwaz and 6 of the beast> is a name of ayin, the eye, and the devil our lord, and the goat of mendes. he is the lord of the sabbath of the adepts, and is satan, therefore also the sun, whose number of magick is 666, the seal of his servant the beast. but again sa is 61, ain, the naught of nuith; ba means go, for hadit; and f is their son the sun who is ra-hoor-khuit. so then let the adept set his sigil upon all the words he hath writ in the book of the works of his will. 290 and let him then end all, saying, such are the words<logos "word, add (hebrew values) to 93. and gr:epsilon-pi-eta "words (whence "epic) has also that value: gr:epsilon-iota-delta-epsilon gr:tau-alpha gr:epsilon-pi

pha-omega. advance to the east. imagine strongly a pentagram, aright, in thy forehead. drawing the hands to the eyes, fling it forth, making the sign of horus and roar gr:theta-eta-rho-iota-omicron-nu. retire thine hand in the sign of hoor-paar- kraat. go round to the north and repeat; but say nuit. go round to the west and repeat; but whisper babalon. go round to the south and repeat; but bellow hadit. completing the circle widdershins, retire to the centre and raise thy voice in the paian, with these words gr:iota-omega gr:pi-alpha-nu, with the signs of n.o.x. extend the arms in the form of a tau and say low but clear: gr:pi-rho-omicron gr:mu-omicron-upsilon gr:iota-upsilon-gamma-gamma- epsilon-sigma gr:omicron-pi-iota-chi-omega gr:mu-omicron-upsilon gr:tau-epsilon-lambda-epsilon-tau-alp

. longitude 4.28 w> that is the house of the beast 666. 2. let him strike the battery 1-3-3-3-1. 3. let him put the thumb of his right hand between its index and medius, and make the gestures hereafter following "the vertical component of the enchantment" 1. let him describe a circle about his head, crying nuit! 2. let him draw the thumb vertically downward and touch the muladhara cakkra, crying, hadit! 3. let him, retracing the line, touch the centre of his breast an cry ra-hoor-khuit "the horizontal components of the enchantment" 1. let him touch the centre of his forehead, his mouth, and his larynx, crying aiwaz! 2. let him draw his thumb from right to left across his face at the level of the nostrils. 3. let him touch the centre of his breast, and his solar plexus, crying, therion! 4

dhara cakkra, and his right hand shielding his breast (attitude of the venus de medici. 8. let him turn again to the left, and pursue his path as before, projecting the force from boleskine as he passeth; let him halt when he next cometh to the south and face outward. 9. let him trace the averse pentagram that invoketh fire (leo. 10. let him point his wand to the centre of the pentagram, and cry, hadit! 11. let him give the sign puer, standing with feet together, and head erect. let his right hand (the thumb extended at right angles to the fingers) be raised, the forearm vertical at a right angle with the upper arm, which is horizontally extended in the line joining the shoulders. let his left hand, the thumb extended forwards and the fingers clenched, rest at the junction of the thighs (a

two "l" is "justice, the kteis fulfilled by the phallus "naught and two" because the plus and the minus have united in "love under will "a" is "the fool, naught in thought (parzival, word (harpocrates, and action (bacchus. he is the boundless air, the wandering ghost, but with "possibilities. he is the naught that the two have made by "love under will "la" thus represents the ecstasy of nuit and hadit conjoined, lost in love, and making themselves naught thereby. their child is begotten and conceived, but is in the phase of naught also, as yet "la" is thus the universe in that phase, with its potentialities of manifestation "al" on the contarary, though it is essentially identical with "la, shows the fool manifested through the equilibrium of contraries. the weight is still nothing, but i

f the universe as a simplicity of light and life, possessed of limitless liberty to enjoy love by combining its units in various manners to compose atoms, themselves capable of deeper self-realization through fresh complexities and organizations, each with its own peculiar powers and pleasures, each pursuing its path through the world where all things are possible. it revealed the omnipresence of hadit identical with himself, yet fulfilling himself by dividing his interplay with nuit into episodes, each form of his energy isolated with each aspect of her receptivity, delight developing delight continuous from complex to complex. it was the voice of nature awakening at the dawn of the aeon, as aiwaz uttered the word of the law of thelema. 343 so also shall he who invoketh often behold the f

separate entity. this must be achieved most fully and perfectly before the further practice is begun. 4. next, adore the brain as before, but figure to thyself its content as infinite. deem it to be the womb of isis, or the body of nuit. 5. next, identify thyself with the base of the spine as before, but figure to thyself its energy as infinite. deem it to be the phallus of osiris or the being of hadit. 6. these two concentrations 4 and 5 may be pushed to the 366 point of samadhi. yet lose not control of the will; let not samadhi be thy master herein. 7. now then, being conscious both of the brain and the spine, and unconscious of all else, do thou imagine the hunger of the one for the other; the emptiness of the brain, the ache of the spine, even as the emptiness of space and the aimlessn

the stone of the wise, the summum bonum, true wisdom and perfect happiness. 426 liber iii vel jugorum. 0<equinox i, 4 has a photo before this point showing the scabbed arms of one who tried the exercises> 0. behold the yoke upon the neck of the oxen! is it not thereby that the field shall be ploughed? the yoke is heavy, but joineth together them that are separate- glory to nuit and to hadit, and to him that hath given us the symbol of the rosy cross! glory unto the lord of the word abrahadabra, and glory unto him that hath given us the symbol of the ankh, and of the cross within the circle! 1. three are the beasts wherewith thou must plough the field; the unicorn, the horse, and the ox. and these shalt thou yoke in a triple yoke that is governed by one whip. 2. now these beasts

st arrive inevitably at the end thereof. 20. this path is beyond life and death; it is also beyond love, but that ye know not, for ye know not love. 21. and the end thereof is known not even unto our lady, nor to the beast whereon she rideth, nor unto the virgin her daughter, nor unto chaos her lawful lord; but unto the crowned child is it known? it is not known if it be known. 22. therefore unto hadit and unto nuit be the glory in the end and the beginning; yea, in the end and the beginning. 431 liber a'ash vel capricorni pneumatici sub figura ccclxx. 0. gnarled oak of god! in thy branches is the lightning nested! above thee hangs the eyeless hawk. 1. thou art blasted and black! supremely solitary in that heath of scrub. 2. up! the ruddy clouds hang over thee! it is the storm. 3. there is

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the all, to fold and unfold in eternal rapture, to manifest as the many that the many may become the one unmanifest. but this matter is too great for an elementary treatise on magick. the serpent which is coiled about the crown means many things, or, rather, one thing in many ways. it is the symbol of royalty and of initiation, for the magician is anointed king and priest. 108 it also represents hadit, of which one can here only quote these words "i am the secret serpent coiled about to spring; in my coiling there is joy. if i lift up my head, i and my nuit are one; if i droop down mine head and shoot forth venom, there is rapture of the earth, and i and the earth are one" the serpent is also the kundalini serpent, the magical force itself, the manifesting side of the godhead of the magic

yr "city of the pyramids "see" equinox v, the vision and the voice, 14th aethyr "crux ansata" same as ankh "q.v "daath" knowledge, child of chokmah and binah in one sense; in another, the home of choronzon "dhammapada" a sacred buddhist book "elemental kings "see" 777 "geburah" strength, the 5th "emanation" of the absolute "gunas" three principles "see" bhagadvadgita, sic 777, etc "guru" teacher "hadit "see "liber legis" equinox vii. also "liber 555 "hathayoga pradipika" a book on physical training for spiritual purposes "hod" splendour, the 8th "emanation" of the absolute "kamma" pali dialect of karma "q.v "karma "that which is made "the law of cause and effect "see "science and buddhism" crowley, coll. works, vol. ii "kether" the crown, 1st "emanation" of the absolute "lao tze" great chi

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e middle pillar: 1+ 6+ 9+ 10. the pillar of mercy: the paths vau and kaph (cf. 48& 463) k w seeing, looking at hzwx sight, vision hwzx tetragrammaton: gyehovah h: the unutterable name: the lost word. hwhy kebad, husband of the impure lilith; to honour; heavy; liver dbk 27 wept, mourned hkb pure, clear, transparent, innocent kz a parable, enigma, riddle hdyx 28 the mystic number of netzach the god hadit (cf. 419 +ydh mire, clay +y+ union, unity dwxy power, strength xk palate kx one beloved dydy 29 is broken, crushed; he croucheth (ps. 10:10) hkd to break down, overturn kdh 30 a party to an action at law; defendant, plaintiff (note lamed= 30= libra= viii, gjustice h) byyx it will be hyhy 31 how? ky) to; divine name of chesed l) to go kwh a beating, striking, collision h)kh and there was (gn

strife; contend hrg locusts hbr) to kill grh abominable )rz multitude bwr hole rx cedar zr) 209 chief seer or prophet (hence abra-melin) h)rb) reward, profit, prize hrg) to delay, tarry; behind (prep) rx) way xr) dispersed rzb sojourned, dwelt; whelp rwg oppressed brz ornament, splendour, honour; the supernal benignity; hadar (the hebrew version of the syriac hadad, gthe sun h, from the egyptian hadit; see 156& i.r.q. 994) rdh 210 adam primus: the first man (see 607) rhd) choice rxb pass on, fly xrb to decide, determine rzg to dwell; circle, cycle; generation rwd to conceive hrh a joining of words; incantations; to conjoin; a brother rbx a sword brx n.o.x (liber vii, 1:40; liber 333 caps. 1& 29) c( n points, pricks, dots mydwqn amulet, magic square (mq giants mylpn rushing water yr bloom

th: isis: horus: osiris. they (a+ b+ r+ h+ d) add to 212 (q.v. finally) is the crown, b the wand, d the cup, h the sword, r the r.c. see the equinox vol. i, nos. v and vii for further details )rb)d)h)rb) the angelic word of the aeon given in liber 418 hn#)k)m ra-hoor rwwh )r heru-ra-ha )h )r wrh sin (the wicked lilith; atonement t)+x curse iao w)y rr) saving grace dsx rcwn 419 teth: a serpent ty+ hadit, the serpent flame (cf. 28 and liber al 2:49) tydh unity twdx) 420 it was htyh a large earthenware jar; a barrel, tub, cask tybx vapour, smoke n( peace-offerings myml# glowing stones; burning coals mypcr oppression kt the work h#(mh 421 to meditate ddwbth 422 the vast countenance: a title of kether nypn) kyr) the golden line [that encircleth the world] qwry wq 424 living creatures twyx 425 a

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stinction is not made in the ts) liber lxxxi the tao teh king a new translation by ko yuen. chapter i the nature of the tao. 1. the tao-path is not the all-tao. the name is not the thing named((tao parallels pleroma, shiva, jod, etc. teh parallels logos, sakti, he, etc. but the conception of laotze unites all these at their highest. the best parallel is given in liber ccxx, caps. i. and ii, where hadit is tao and nuit, teh (yet these are in certain aspects interchanged) the point of this paragraph is to make discrimination or definition, not to assert the superiority of either conception. the illusion of any such preference would depend on the grade of initiation of a student. a magus 9 degree= 2 square of a. a. would doubtless esteem the path of 'becoming' as his absolute, for the law of

pend upon contraposition. 3. by the use of this method, the sage can fulfil his will without action, and utter his word without speech((our activity is due to the incompleteness of the summing-up of forces. thus a man proceeds to walk east at four miles an hour, though he is already traveling in that direction at over 1,000 miles and hour! the end of the meditation on action is the realization of hadit; wherefore any action would be a disturbance of that perfection. this being understood of the true self, the mind and body proceed untrammeled in their natural path without desire on the part of the self) 4. all things arise without diffidence; they grow, and none interferes; they change according to their natural order, without lust of result. the work is accomplished; yet continueth in its

what evil could befall him? 3. therefore let him that regardeth himself rightly administer also a kingdom; and let him govern it who loveth it as another man loveth himself((this does not mean with extreme devotion, but rather with passionless indifference) 14 chapter xiv the shewing-forth of the mystery. 1. we look at it, and see it not; though it is omnipresent; and we name it the root-balance((hadit, the root of yod) we listen for it, and hear it not, though it is omniscient; and we name it the silence((nuit, the root of he) we feel for it, and touch it not, though it is omnipotent; and we name it the concealed((ra-hoor-khuit, kether, the root of vau. weh note: this appears questionable, as the root of vau and the sun god both pertain to tipheret) these three virtues hath it, yet we can

nd of the army leadeth the left wing, the commander-inchief, the right wing; it is as if the battle were a rite of mourning! he that hath slain most men should weep for them most bitterly; so then the place of the victor is assigned to him with philosophical propriety. 36 chapter xxxii the wisdom of teh. 1. the all-tao((comprehending change within itself) hath no name. 2. it is that minute point((hadit) yet the whole world dare not contend against him that hath it. did a lord or king gain it and guard it, all men would obey him of their own accord. 3. heaven and earth combining under its spell, shed forth dew((this 'dew' refers to the elixir of the fraternity r.c. and of the o.t.o. it has been described, with proper caution, in various passages of 'the equinox' and of 'the book of lies) ex

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(enterer towards west, of khephra (enterer towards north) and of ahathoor (enterer towards south (in centre, facing west, in sign of silence) i am thy theban, o mentu, the prophet ankh-af-na-khonsu! bell. turning 60 degrees to your left, make the inverted invoking pentagram of fire and cry nuit. turning 60 degrees to your original right (i.e. to the north of west) make the same pentagram and cry hadit. turn to the east, make the same pentagram and cry ra-hoor-khuit. then turn 60 degrees north of east, make the erect invoking pentagram of fire and cry bes-na-maut. then turn 60 degrees south of east, make the same pentagram and cry ta-nech. then to the west, make the same pentagram and cry ankh-af-na-khonsu. seat yourself with your hands on your knees, like an enthroned egyptian god, or sta

nes and slays the star that hath eleven rays. abrahadabra! bell. rise and give the threefold sign, remaining in the sign of apophis- typhon to invoke whatever force thou wishest to invoke. bell repeat all of part i, and then forcibly say: by bes-na-maut my breast i beat; by wise ta-nech i weave my spell. show thy star-splendour, o nuit! bid me within thine house to dwell, o winged snake of light, hadit! abide with me ra-hoor-khuit! ntes this pentagram ritual is combined openly with the hexagram, for the secret formulation of abrahadabra. the hexagram is arranged differently on the tree, to correspond with kether (highest top point, chokmah (top-right, binah (top-left, chesed (bottom-right, geburah (bottom-left) and tiphareth (lowest bottom point. keep in mind that this ritual is done on th

abrahadabra. the hexagram is arranged differently on the tree, to correspond with kether (highest top point, chokmah (top-right, binah (top-left, chesed (bottom-right, geburah (bottom-left) and tiphareth (lowest bottom point. keep in mind that this ritual is done on the path of gimel. when making pentagrams and vibrating names in this rite you are also formulating the hexagram. thus: nuit= binah hadit= chokmah ra-hoor-khuit= tiphareth bes-na-maut= chesed ta-nech= geburah ankh-af-na-khonsu= kether note that bes-na-maut and ta-nech are the parents of ankh-af-na-khonsu. these are lesser forms of nuit and hadit. ankh-af-na-khonsu of course has a direct relationship to ra-hoor-khuit; he is the physical incarnation of that god. crowley remarked that this ritual is not satisfactory unless there

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ndour within you; come unto me" and thus she ends "sing the rapturous love-song unto me! burn to me perfumes! wear to me jewels! drink to me, for i love you! i love you! i am the blue-lidded daughter of sunset; i am the naked brilliance of the voluptuous night-sky. to me! to me" and with these words "the manifestation of nuit is at an end" iii. in the next chapter of our book is given the word of hadit, who is the complement of nuit. he is eternal energy, the infinite motion of things, the central core of all being. the manifested universe comes from the marriage of nuit and hadit; without this could no thing be. this eternal, this perpetual marriage-feast is then the nature of things themselves; and therefore everything that is, is a crystallization of divine the law of liberty get any bo

is eternal energy, the infinite motion of things, the central core of all being. the manifested universe comes from the marriage of nuit and hadit; without this could no thing be. this eternal, this perpetual marriage-feast is then the nature of things themselves; and therefore everything that is, is a crystallization of divine the law of liberty get any book for free on: www.abika.com 4 ecstasy. hadit tells us of himself "i am the flame that burns in the heart of every man, and in the core of every star" he is then your own inmost divine self; it is you, and not another, who are lost in the constant rapture of the embraces of infinite beauty. a little further on he speaks of us "we are not for the poor and the sad; the lords of the earth are our kinsfolk "is a god to live in a dog? no! bu

ALEISTER CROWLEY THE OLD AND NEW COMMENTARIES TO LIBER AL

is primarily solar, but 65 is a number sacred to mars. see the "sepher sephiroth ,and "the wake world" in "know om pax" for further details on 65. note moreover, the sixty-five pages of the ms. of liber legis. or, counting nv 56, had 10, we get 66, which is (1-11. had is further the centre of the key-word abrahadabra. the new comment the theogony of our law is entirely scientific, nuit is matter, hadit is motion, in their full physical sense<metaphysical sense, suggest close analogies> they are the tao and teh of chinese philosophy; or, to put it very simply, the noun and verb in grammar. our central truth- beyond other philosophies- is that these two infinities cannot exist apart. this extensive subject must be studied in our other writings, notably "ber

very simply, the noun and verb in grammar. our central truth- beyond other philosophies- is that these two infinities cannot exist apart. this extensive subject must be studied in our other writings, notably "berashith, my own magical diaries, especially those of 1919, 1920 and 1921, and "the book of wisdom or folly. see also "the soldier and the hunchback. further information concerning nuit and hadit is given in the course of this book; but i must here mention that the brother mentioned in connexion with the "wizard amalantrah" etc (samuel bar aiwaz) identifies them with anu and adad the supreme mother and father deities of the sumerians. taken in connexion with the aiwaz identification, this is very striking indeed. it is also to be considered that nu is connected with north, while had

the new comment this explains the general theme of this revelation: gives the dramatis personae, so to speak. it is cosmographically, the conception of the two ultimate ideas; space, and that which occupies space. it will however appear later that these two ideas may be resolved into one, that of matter; with space, its 'condition' or 'form, included therein. this leaves the idea of 'motion' for hadit, whose interplay with nuit makes the universe. time should perhaps be considered as a particular kind or dimension of space< further, this verse is to be taken with the next. the 'company of heaven' is mankind, and its 'unveiling' is the assertion of the ind

l is thus absolute, and 'good' or 'evil' are merely terms descriptive of relations between destructible combinations. thus quinine is 'good' for a malarial patient, but 'evil' for the germ of the disease. heat is 'bad' for ice-cream and 'good' for coffee. the indivisible essence of things, their 'souls, are indifferent to all conditions soever, for none can in any way affect them. al i,6 "be thou hadit, my secret centre, my heart& my tongue" the old comment 6. the recipient of this knowledge is to identify himself with hadit, and thus fully express the thoughts of her heart in her very language. the new comment nuit formulates me as hadit, especially in the three centres of consciousness of her being. in this way, for this purpose, i became the complement of her. these centres are those of

those of love, life and language. duality is the condition of all three. it will appear later how it is that none and two are identical; they are distinct in our minds only because those minds are conscious, and therefore think of "two" as their own state. but the unconscious mind thinks nothing, and is nothing. yet it is the same mind. nuith selects three centres of her body to become "two" with hadit; for she asks me to declare her in these three. infinite freedom, all-embracing, for physical love; boundless continuity for life; and the silent rhythm of the stars for language. these three conceptions are her gift to us. al i,7 "behold! it is revealed by aiwass the minister of hoor-paar-kraat" the old comment 7. aiwass- see introduction. he is 78, mezla, the "influence" from the highest c

or which see "the golden bough. thus one europa, semele and others claimed that zeus- air<<zeus obtained air for his kingdom in the partition with hades, who took fire, and poseidon, who took water. shu is the egyptian god of the firmament. there is a great difficulty here, etymologically. zeus is connected with iao, abrasax, and the dental sibilant gods of the great mysteries, with the south and hadit, ada, set, saturn, adonai, attis, adonis; he is even the "jesus, slain with the lance, whose blood is collected in a cup. yet he is also to be identified with the opposite party of the north and nuit, with the "john" slain with the sword, whose flesh is placed upon a disk, in the lesser mysteries, baptizing with water as "jesus" with fire, with on, oannes, noah, and the like. it seems as if

ntre, the light also fills the circumference, so that all is light. the new comment we are to pay attention to this inmost light; then comes the answering light of infinite space. note that the light of space is what men call darkness; its nature is utterly incomprehensible to our uninitiated minds. it is the 'veils' mentioned previously in this comment that obstruct the relation between nuit and hadit. we are not to worship the khu, to fall in love with our magical image. to do this- we have all done it- is to forget our truth. if we adore form, it becomes opaque to being, and may soon prove false to itself. the khu in each of us includes the cosmos as he knows it. to me, even another khabs is only part of my khu. our own khabs is our one sole truth. al i,10 "let my servants be few& secre

shed him with a plausible explanation which explains nothing("book 4, part iii, must be read in this connexion "my servants; not those of the lord of the aeon "the law is for all; there can be no secrecy about that. the verse refers to specially chosen 'servants; perhaps those who, worshipping the khabs, have beheld her light shed over them. such persons indeed consummate the marriage of nuit and hadit in themselves; in that case they are aware of certain ways to power. there is also a mystical sense in this verse. we are to organize our minds thoroughly, appointing few and secret chiefs, serving nuit, to discipline the varied departments of the conscious thought. al i,11 "these are fools that men adore; both their gods& their men are fools" the old comment 11 "the many and the known" both

t unimaginable rapture to be able to observe magnetic fields or molecular movements as directly as we do the ocean and the ant-heap! it is the task of the initiate to adapt himself to the totality of existence, and to develop in himself the means of apprehending it wholly and fully. al i,14 "above, the gemmed azure is the naked splendour of nuit; she bends in ecstasy to kiss the secret ardours of hadit. the winged globe,the starry blue, are mine, o ankh-af-na-khonsu" the old comment 14. this verse is a direct translation of the first section of the stele. it conceals a certain secret ritual of the highest rank, connected with the two previous verses. the new comment this is a poetic description of the symbolism of the stele. it is suitable fore such minds as approach truth in this manner r

certain secret ritual of the highest rank, connected with the two previous verses. the new comment this is a poetic description of the symbolism of the stele. it is suitable fore such minds as approach truth in this manner rather than by way of science or philosophy. it contains a formula of magick art, connected with the stele. also, less ineffably, it boasts the consummation of the marriage of hadit and nuit in the priest. that is, he has freed hadit, in the core of his star, from the illusion-veils of the khu, so that the two infinities become one, and none; and create, in the manner shortly to be described, a new finite. this finite will evidently be an expression of the particular mood of its father and mother at the moment of its conception. obviously, this "child" cannot add to the

numbered xi and is called strength. it is the card of leo and represents babalon and the beast conjoined "their fold; not only a sheepfold, but as if it were written "their embrace. al i,16 "for he is ever a sun, and she a moon. but to him is the winged secret flame, and to her the stooping starlight" the old comment 15. in ii, 16, we find that had is to be taken as 11 (see ii, 16, comment. then hadit= 421, nuit= 466. 421- 3 (the moon= 418 466+ 200 (sun= 666 these are the two great numbers of the qabalistic system that enabled me to interpret the signs leading to this revelation. the winged secret flame is hadit; the stooping starlight is nuit; these are their true natures, and their functions in the supreme ritual referred to above. the new comment the sun and moon, in their occult sense

circle. sometimes the circle is dotted. sometimes the greek lower case letters sigma-theta are written connectively for this (vide. liber mcclxiv, value 209, first edition, otonl-6 and note 28. al i,17 "but ye are not so chosen" the old comment 17 "ye" refers to the other worshippers of nuit, who must seek out their own election. the new comment that is, there is a special incarnation of nuit and hadit for the beast and the scarlet woman, as opposed to the general truth that every man and woman are images of these ineffable beings. note that a woman, having no soul of her own, can be used always as a 'form' for any being. this explains why nuit can incarnate at will in successive women, careless of the physical limits of life. weh note: crowley's opinion regarding the soul-less state of wo

crowley the man than the verses of liber al. in chapter i comment, remember that all this is a male mind trying to contemplate the revelations of a goddess. square peg and round hole problems may arise. i feel a certain necessity to explain that an 'avatar' implies rather a release from the limits of personality than anything else. the scarlet woman and i are peculiarly representative of nuit and hadit by virtue of our attainments in making our consciousness omniform as they re. it must not be supposed that our original individualities can claim any special prerogatives as such. al i,18 "burn upon their brows, o splendrous serpent" the old comment 18. the serpent is the symbol of divinity and royalty. it is also a symbol of hadit, invoked upon them. the new comment for the images in this a

the serpent is the symbol of divinity and royalty. it is also a symbol of hadit, invoked upon them. the new comment for the images in this and the next verse see the stele of revealing, to which they allude. the serpent is the uraeus, with the powers of life and death, wise, ecstatic, immortal; winged and hooded, that he may go as a god swiftly and silently. it refers in this place especially to hadit. al i,19 "o azure-lidded woman, bend upon them" the old comment 19. nuit herself will overshadow them. the new comment these two verses 18, 19, seem to be interpolated by aiwaz, invoking the gods to the beast and the scarlet woman, perhaps as a formal consecration. al i,20: the key of the rituals is in the secret word which i have given unto him. the old comment 20. this word is perhaps abra

owley at this writing, hence cannot be included here. abrahadabra is "the key of the rituals" because it expresses the magical formulae of uniting various complementary ideas; especially the five of the microcosm with the six of the macrocosm. al i,21 "with the god& the adorer i am nothing: they do not see me. they are as upon the earth; i am heaven, and there is no other god than me, and my lord hadit" the old comment 21. refers to the actual picture on the stele. nuit is a conception immeasurably beyond all men have even thought of the divine. thus she is not the mere star-goddess, but a far higher thing, dimly veiled by that unutterable glory. this knowledge is also to be attained by adepts; the outer cannot reach to it. the new comment the importance of this verse lies in the assertion

be no difference made among you between any one thing& any other thing; for thereby there cometh hurt" the old comment 22. a promise- not yet fulfilled. p.s. since (an v) fulfilled) a charge to destroy the faculty of discriminating between illusions. the new comment we have here a further conception of the cosmographical scheme. nuit is all that which exists, and the condition of that existence. hadit is the principle which causes modifications in this being. this explains how one may call nuit matter, and hadit motion, in the highest physico-philosophical sense of those terms. we are asked to axquiesce in this law of nature. that is, we are not to oppose resistance to the perfect fluidity of the "becoming" of nature. similarly, we are not to attach more importance to any one momentary ap

extension. the dragon in current symbolism refers to the north or hollow of heaven; thus to the womb of space, which is the container and breeder of all that exists. liber aleph should be consulted for further information as to the magical import of scorpio and taurus. al i,25 "divide, add, multiply, and understand" the old comment 25. dividing 6/50= 0.12. 0, the circumference, nuit, the centre, hadit. 1, the unity proceeding, ra-hoor-khuit. 2, the coptic h, whose shape closely resembles the arabic figure 2, the breath of life, inspired and expired. human consciousness, thoth. adding 50+ 6= 56, nu, and concentrating 5+ 6= 11, abrahadabra, etc. multiplying 50 x 6= shin, and ruach elohim, the holy spirit. i am inclined to believe that there is a further mystery concealed in this verse, poss

arns that his samadhi is peculiar to himself as well as common to all. he becomes able to experience the truth of the statements in the book of the law, the nature of nuith and hadith, and of himself as a star, unique, individual, and eternal, but yet a part of the body of nuith, and therefore identical with all other stars in that respect. he realizes himself as the "bed in working" of nuith and hadit, as a particular form assumed by the latter for the sake of variety in his "play" with the former; and he partakes in this play by his self-realization, which he synthesizes from the "events of his life. he understands that these events are the resultant of the universe as applied to him, so that his experience is equally unique and universal, each star being the centre of the cosmos, and th

g to be whole. now the bigger any 'one' gets, the more conscious it is of its "minus one' wife, the more clearly it sees that 'one; is illusion, and had better cancel out. the general process of initiation is therefore the same for all possible universes. from the standpoint of physics, the original inertia expresses itself as two complementary forms of energy- the small active negative electron (hadit) and the large passive positive electron (nuit (it has recently been shown that the mass of matter is zero. when these satisfy each other, two phenomena occur (1) their opposed equalities cancel out to zero (perhaps even to 0 to the 0 power, thus restoring the original indeterminate nothing (2) a "child" is born of the union; i.e, a positive phenomenon is ;produced, whose nature is entirely

false (p.s. there was a sub-intention in the above paragraphs for the benefit of- dwarfs) the new comment it is explained in liber 418 that "the man of earth is the adherent. the lover giveth his life unto the work among men. the hermit goeth solitary, and giveth only of his light unto men" thus we have in the order, the mystic, the magician, and the devotee. these correspond closely to the nuit- hadit- ra-hoor-khuit triad. this last sentence of this paragraph is in a sense the sum of this whole book; for it is the threefold book of law. it is therefore the message of the beast, his word as a magus that he must utter. it will be well therefore to reprint the substance of the message which he first promulgated on his formal initiation into that grade. liber ii. the message of the master the

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with hood down and triangle atop forehead. left arm hangs down vertically. right hand with index finger to lips in gesture of silence, other fingers closed under thumb and palm facing left. feet are bare and placed heel nearly to heel at right angles with right foot directly pointed forward and left pointed left. the figure is framed by a plaster or clay low bas-relief in six panels: top is a ba-hadit or winged sun, sans serpents. left and right are two tapering pillars, crossed near top by three bars, drum expanding slightly at top but not approaching more than 3/4 diameter of base. the pillars are surmounted by the atef crown (two plumes of maat joined by an ovoid at base and resting on two horizontal wavy rams horns. the bottom three panels are blank. an account of a. a [the revisers w

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separate entity. this must be achieved most fully and perfectly before the further practice is begun. 4. next, adore the brain as before, but figure to thyself its content as infinite. deem it to be the womb of isis, or the body of nuit. 5. next, identify thyself with the base of the spine as before, but figure to thyself its energy as infinite. deem it to be the phallus of osiris or the being of hadit. 6. these two concentrations 4 and 5 may be pushed to the point of samadhi. yet lose not control of the will; let not samadhi be thy master herein. 7. now then, being conscious both of the brain and the spine, and unconscious of all else, do thou imagine the 13 hunger of the one for the other; the emptiness of the brain, the ache of the spine, even as the emptiness of space and the aimlessne

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lpereji nonuka afafa adarepeheta peregi aladi niisa niisa lape ol zodir idoian. and i said: odo kikale qaa. why art thou hidden from me, whom i hear? and the voice answered and said unto me: hearing is of the spirit alone. thou art a partaker of the five-fold mystery. thou must roll up the ten divine ones like a scroll, and fashion therefrom a star. yet must thou blot out the star in the heart of hadit. 26 for the blood of my heart is like a warm bath of myrrh and ambergris; bathe thyself therein. the blood of my heart is all gathered upon my lips if i kiss thee, burns in my fingertips if i caress thee, burns in my womb when thou art caught up into my bed. mighty are the stars; mighty is the sun; mighty is the moon; mighty is the voice of the ever-living one, and the echoes of his whisper

blessed who hast gazed upon the horror of the loneliness of the first. no man shall look upon his face and live. and thou hast seen his eyes, and understood his heart, for the voice of the ape is the pulse of his heart and the labouring of his breast. go, therefore, and rejoice, for thou art the prophet of the aeon arising, wherein he is not. give thou praise unto thy lady nuit, and unto her lord hadit, that are for thee and thy bride, and the winners of the ordeal x. and with that we are come to the wall of the aethyr, and there is a little narrow gate, and he pushes me through it, and i am suddenly in the desert. the desert, near bou saada.4 "november" 29, 1909. 1.30- 2.50 p.m. the cry of the 20th aethyr, which is called khr the dew that was upon the face of the stone is gone, and it is

the sighs of love unsatisfied- or satisfied. his lips move. i cannot say the words at first. and afterwords "shalt thou not bring the children of men to the sight of my glory 'only thy silence and thy speech that worship me avail 'for as i am the last, so am i the next, and as the next shalt thou reveal me to the multitude' fear not for aught; turn not aside for aught, eremite of nuit, apostle of hadit, warrior of ra hoor khu! the leaven taketh, and the bread shall be sweet; the ferment worketh, and the wine shall be sweet. my sacraments are vigorous food and divine madness. come unto me, o ye children of men; come unto me, in whom i am, in whom ye are, were ye only alive with the life that abideth in light" all this time i have been fading away. i sink. the veil of night comes down a dull

s. and dimly dawning in this unutterable gloom, far, far above, is the face that is the face of a man and of a woman, and upon the brow is a circle, and upon the breast is a circle, and in the palm of the right hand is a circle. gigantic is his stature, and he hath the uraeus crown, and the leopard's skin, and the flaming orange apron of a god. and invisibly about him is nuit, and in his heart is hadit, and between his feet is the great god ra hoor khuit. and in his right hand is a flaming wand, and in his left a book. yet is he silent; and that which is understood between him and me shall not be revealed in this place. and the mystery shall be revealed to whosoever shall say, with ecstasy of worship in his heart, with a clear mind, and a passionate body: it is the voice of a god, and not

. and he shall also keep ready in a flask of crystal within the altar, holy anointing oil made of myrrh and cinnamon and galangal. and even if he be of higher rank than a probationer, he shall yet wear the robe of the probationer, for the star of flame showeth forth ra hoor khuit openly upon the breast, and secretly the blue triangle that descendeth is nuit, and the red triangle that ascendeth is hadit. and i am the golden tau in the midst of their marriage. also, if he choose, he may instead wear a close-fitting robe of shot silk, purple and green, and upon it a cloak without sleeves, of bright blue, covered with golden sequins, and scarlet within. and he shall make himself a wand of almond wood or of hazel cut by his own hands at dawn at the equinox, or at the solstice, or on the day of

; and within it are the ashes of the book tarot, which hath been utterly consumed. and this is that mystery which is spoken of in the acts of the apostles; that jupiter and mercury (kether and chokmah) 126 visited (that is, inspired, ephesus, the city of diana, binah- was not diana a black stone- and they burnt their books of magick. now it seems that the centre of infinite space is that urn, and hadit is the fire that hath burnt up the book tarot. for in the book tarot was preserved all of the wisdom (for the tarot was called the book of thoth, of the aeon that is passed. and in the book of enoch was first given the wisdom of the new aeon. and it was hidden for three hundred years, because it was wrested untimely from the tree of life by the hand of a desperate magician. for it was the ma

e and the arrow therewith. yet do thou distinguish between the upward and the downward arrows, for the upward arrow is straitened in its flight, and it is shot by a firm hand, for jesod is jod tetragrammaton, and jod is a hand, but the downward arrow is shot by the topmost point of the jod; and that jod is the hermit, and it is the minute point that is not extended, that is nigh unto the heart of hadit. and now it is commanded thee that thou withdraw thyself from the vision, and on the morrow, at the appointed hour, shall it be given thee further, as thou goest upon thy way, meditating this mystery. and thou shalt summon the scribe, and that which shall be written, shall be written. therefore i withdraw myself, as i am commanded. the desert between benshrur and tolga "december" 12, 1909, 7

the zelator! again and again the the fortress must be battered down! again and again the pylon must be overthrown! again and again must the gods be desecrated! and now i lie supine before thee, in terror and abasement. o purity! o truth! what shall i say? my tongue cleaveth to my jaws, o thou medusa that hast turned me to stone! yet is that stone the stone of the philosophers. yet is that tongue hadit. 159 aha! aha! yea! let me take the form of hadit before thee, and sing: a ka dua tuf ur biu bi a'a chefu dudu ner af an nuteru. nuit! nuit! how art thou manifested in this place! this is a mystery ineffable. and it is mine, and i can never reveal it either to god or to man. it is for thee and me! aha! aha! a ka dua tuf ur biu bi a'a chefu dudu ner af an nuteru. my spirit is no more; my soul

rd! ii now silence ceaseth and the moon waxeth sweet (it is the hour of) initiation, initiation, initiation. the kiss of isis is honeyed; my own will is ended, for will hath attained. 162 iii behold the lion-child swimmeth (in the heaven) and the moon reeleth (it is) thou (it is) thou (it is) thou! triumph; the will stealeth away (like a thief, the strong will that staggered before ra hoor khuit- hadit- nuit! iv to the god oai be praise in the end and the beginning! and may none fall who will attain the sword, the balances, the crown! and that which thou hearest is but the dropping of the dew from my limbs, for i dance in the night, naked upon the grass, in shadowy places, by running streams. many are they who have loved the nymphs of the woods, and of the wells, and of the fountains, and

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bim of the ark; the right, male- metatron; and the left, female- sandalphon. above them ever burn the lamps of their spiritual essence, the higher life, of which they are the partakers in the eternal uncreated one" illustration on page 269 described "diagram 24. the caduceus of hermes" this is composed of two figures, side by side. on the left is a variation on the caduceus: a winged sun disk (ba-hadit) atop a stick. two serpents twine the stick in stylized fashion with open loops. the serpents face each other at top, with the stick between. their bodies intersect three times over the stick as they loop it back and forth. the second figure, to the right, is composed of a stick at the top of which is a letter shin. in the middle of this stick is a letter aleph, and near the bottom is a lett

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zodiacal symbols and to the right by hebrew letters thusly: lotus flower half- open_ aries hb:heh_ taurus hb:vau_ gemini hb:zain_ cancer hb:chet_ leo hb:tet_ virgo hb:yod_ libra hb:lamed_ scorpio hb:nun_ sagittarius hb:samekh_ capricorn hb:ayin_ aquarius hb:tzaddi_ pisces hb:qof (black_ illustration on page 211 described "65. the chief adept's wand" the top of the wand is a winged-sun disk or ba-hadit. extending down from this to either side along the upper quarter of the wand shaft are two uraeus serpents, facing to left and right. the serpent to the right wears the egyptian red crown and that to the left the white crown. the shaft is divided into five sections with the lower four marked to the left by the symbols of the elements and the middle three with the hebrew mother letters to the

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nce of the sky in the voluptuous night am i! with song, with jewel, with perfume, wake all my rose's blush and bloom! drink to me! love me! i love thee, my love, my lord_ to me! to me! olympas. there is no harshness in the breath of this_ is life surpassed, and death? marsyas. there is the snake that gives delight 48 and knowledge, stirs the heart aright with drunkenness. strange drugs are thine, hadit, and draughts of wizard wine! these do no hurt. thine hermits dwell not in the cold secretive cell, but under purple canopies with mighty-breasted mistresses magnificent as lionesses_ tender and terrible caresses! fire lives, and light, in eager eyes; and massed huge hair about them lies. they lead their hosts to victory: in every joy they are kings; then see that secret serpent coiled to sp

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t area. the second shows the backs of the forearms, right above left, the elbows and a bit of the upper arms with some rolled up sleeves. there are many scratches visible in the second photo. liber iii vel jvgorvm. 0 0. behold the yoke upon the neck of the oxen! is it not thereby that the field shall be ploughed? the yoke is heavy, but joineth together them that are separate- glory to nuit and to hadit, and to him that hath given us the symbol of the rosy cross! glory unto the lord of the word abrahadabra, and glory unto him that hath given us the symbol of the ankh, and of the cross within the circle! 1. three are the beasts wherewith thou must plough the field; the unicorn, the horse, and the ox. and these shalt thou yoke in a triple yoke that is governed by one whip. 2. now these beasts

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must arrive inevitably at the end thereof. 20. this path is beyond life and death; it is also beyond love; but that ye know not, for ye know not love. 21. and the end thereof is known not even unto our lady or to the beast whereon she rideth; nor unto the virgin her daughter nor unto chaos her lawful lord; but unto the crowned child is it known? it is not known if it be known. 22. therefore unto hadit and unto nuit be the glory in the end and the beginning; yea, in the end and the beginning. 27 liber resh vel helios svb figvra cc 29 a. a. publication in class d. imprimatur: n. fra a. a. liber resh vel helios. svb figvra cc 0. these are the adorations to be performed by all aspirants to the a. a. 1. let him greet the sun at dawn, facing east, giving the sign of his grade. and let him say i

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work. liber xcv. the wake world (in konx om pax. a poetic allegory of the relations of the soul and the holy guardian angel. liber dccclx. john st john. a model of what a magical record should be, so far as accurate analysis and fullness of description are concerned. liber viii. see cdxviii. liber xi. liber nv. an instruction for attaining nuit. liber dlv. liber had. an instruction for attaining hadit. liber dcccxxxi. liber iod, formerly called vesta. an instruction giving three methods of reducing the manifold consciousness to the unity. this course is specially adapted to facilitate the task proper to the grade of adeptus minor, the attainment of raja yoga and of the knowledge and conversation of the holy guardian angel. course viii liber ccxx. liber l vel legis sub figur ccxx as delive

you: come unto me. and thus she ends .sing the rapturous love-song unto me! burn to me perfumes! wear to me jewels! drink to me, for i love you! i love you! i am the blue-lidded daughter of sunset; i am the naked brilliance of the voluptuous night-sky. to me! the equinox 50 to me. and with these words .the manifestion of nuit is at an end. iii in the next chapter of our book is given the word of hadit, who is the complement of nuit. he is eternal energy, the infinite motion of thing, the central core of all being. the manifested universe comes from the marriange of nuit and hadit; without this could no thing be. this eternal, this perpetual marriage-feast is then the nature of things themselves; and therefore everything that is, is a crystallization of divine ecstasy. hadit telles us of h

ue will, which is not to rest content with things partial and transitory, but to proceed firmly to the end. so also, in the book of the thirty thyrs, the black brothers are those who shut themselves up, unwilling to destroy themselves by love. thirdly, in the way of life evil appears under a subtler form as .all that which is not impersonal and universal. here the book of the law, by the voice of hadit, informeth us: liber cl 125 .in the sphere i am everywhere the centre. and again .i am life and the giver of life .come unto me. is a foolish word: for it is i that go. for i am perfect, being not. for this life is in every place and time at once, so that in it these limitations no longer exist. and you will have seen this for yourself, that in every act of love time and space disappear with

are the adorations, as thou hast written) as it is said: the light is mine; its rays consume me: i have made a secret door into the house of ra and tum, of khephra, and of ahathoor. i am thy theban, o mentu, the prophet ankh-f-na-khonsu! by bes-na-maut my breast i beat; by wise ta-nech i weave my spell. show thy star-splendour, o nuit! bid me within thine house to dwell, o wing d snake of light, hadit! abide with me, ra-hoor-khuit. in the comment in equinox i (7) this passage is virtually ignored. it is possible that this .secret door. refers to the four men and four women spoken of later in the paris working, or it may mean the child elsewhere predicted, or some secret preparation of the hearts of men. it is difficult to decide on such a point, but we may be sure that the event will show

his chapter the injunction .success is thy proof: argue not; convert not; talk not liber ccc 179 overmuch. this is not any bar to an explanation of the law. we may aid men to strike off their own fetters, but those who prefer slavery must be allowed to do so .the slaves shall serve. the excellence of the law must be showed by its results upon those who accept it. when men see us as the hermits of hadit described in ccxx ii:24 they will determine to emulate our joy. note, pray thee, the whole implication of the chapter that sooner or later we are to break the power of the slave-gods by actual fighting. ultimately, freedom must rely upon the sword. it is impossible to treat in this epistle of the vast problems involved in this question; and they must be decided in accordance with the law by

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y that satan is the force behind revolution and change, but he refers to god as the balancing factor in nature, and unconcerned with human suffering. michael aquino goes a step further in defining satan (or set) as an isolate intelligence within the universe which bestowed upon mankind the gift of consciousness. aleister crowley says the khabs is in the khu, not the khu in the khabs, and again i, hadit, am the complement of nu, my bride. i am not extended, and khabs is the name of my house. the goddess nuit, described in the first part of the book of the law, represents the universal subconscious. the god hadit, described in the second part of the book of the law, represents the dynamic consciousness in a non-active state (horus) and the god ra-hoor-kuit, described in the third part of the

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and sacrifice of the flesh and body as the ideal. christianity rose as the dominant religion in the west during the aeon of osiris. crowley, who came to believe that he was the beast described in the book of the revelation of jesus to st. john the apostle, wrote the book of the law, which he claimed was revealed to him by the spirit aiwass and was a true revelation from the egyptian deities nuit, hadit, and ra hoor khut. in the book of the law we read dowhat thou will shall be the whole of the law and love is the law, love under will. the word of the aeon of horus was thelema, the greek word for will. the will in this context was a magical will, the true will of the magician s higher self or his holy guardian angel. crowley s magick, as embraced by the order of oriental templars (oto) and

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earth) d b =442--the number of apmi artz 'the end of the earth. maat means 'rule 'measure 'length--math's. b c =813 (or 138) 76/2= 38 varying the operations a bit a =42--4+2=6 and c =13--1*3=3 6+3=9, and 6*3=18 (1+8=9) or (1*8)=8--6+6+6) relevant excerpts concerning numerical notations to the book of the law (aiwass),based upon numerical combinations and breakdowns (above. i (liber al) 6: be thou hadit, my secret centre, my heart and my tongue. 7: behold it is revealed by aiwass the minister of hoor-paar-kraat. 42: let it be that state of manyhood bound and loathing. so with thy all, thou hast no right but to do thy will. 8: the khabs is in the khu, not the khu in the khabs. 13: i am above you and in you. my ecstasy is yours. my joy is to see your joy. 4: every number is infinite; there is

hese are the adoration's, as thou has written, as it is said: the light is mine; it's rays consume me: i have made a secret door into the house of ra and tum, oh khephra and ahathoor. i am thy theban, o mentu, the prophet ankh-af-na-khonsu! by bes-na-maut my breast i beat; by wise ta-nech i weave my spell show thy star-splendor, o nuit! bid me within thine house to dwell, o winged snake of light, hadit abide with me, ra-hoor-khuit! 19: that stele they shall call the abomination of desolation; count well it's name, and it shall be to you as 718 note: i once lived in a house at 718 in brooklyn- note also: there are only 75 verses to chapter iii 75- 76= 1 there are only 79 verse to chapter ii 79- 76= 3 there are 66 versus to chapter i 66- 76= 10 from chpt i--iii (liber al) we get the number a

to bring about itself in wonderment again and again unto a new creation. the calling was of itself to itself, for it is. in a microcosmic view, this is the urge of initiation. a picture is given representing 7 steps ascending to a star. part of the stairs are shown in shadow and flame. this is our hell, which we must tread upon to ascend. ii/4a: an evocation into the mind of the reader. a call to hadit. this being futile because it is he who must come forward. but sometimes another mind may touch through the veils and we may know. ii/4b: adjective metaphor. ii/5a: the calling of the holy guardian angel causes the reverse impulse of the infernal reflection of the angel. this being a facet of chrnzn, thus it is that the angel achieves unity in chrnzn. this monster is of us and dwells on the

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of interest. that crowley s controls have similar associations many years later is also of interest; lam= 24= god, and also dawn; abuldiz= 77= 0 warrior, another androgynous reference. the letter 0 used as a word has an occult meaning that, when used to refer to a male being, renders the phrase androgynous. the cross references are complex. for example, koot hoomi= 109= androgynous, but also lord hadit now (from a qabalistic standpoint, identical with lord hadit won (compare the 1970s new age control seth. seth= 58= hadit. hadit, nuit and ra hoor khuit are the trinity of the book of the law) although the names are of ancient egyptian deities, in the book of the law they are transformed into the forces basic to the present aeon. the androgynous lam= 24= god but also now (or won. lam, as we

riod dialect shows the almost expected qabalistic qualities. patience worth= 201= intelligence and ail must be done well. actually, the lightlines group in kentucky, source of the ra material, is the crossover point from ufology to new age religion. jane roberts work the seth material is of special interest, as it introduced the new age community to trance channeling at a popular level. seth= 58= hadit, indicating a new aeon significance. we also note that the more current lazaris, channeled by jach pursel beginning in 1974, has the connection. lazaris= 52= aeons and as one (remember the phrase we are one a catch-phrase updating the i am of the early new age lore) 42 allen h. greenfield 43 6 classical ufology deciphered in the last chapter we discussed the application of the cipher decodin

shall say more on this in a moment. carl ardo, cold s companion, has a cipher value of 54. lanulus, their home planet, carries the value of 58. 54+ 58= 112 again. carl ardo= 54= set and snake. these terms have (very different) special meanings for demonologists, occultists and gnostics. likewise, lanulus= 58= seth, the name of the control in the first major modern trance channeling case, but also hadit and hawk s head, with similar occult meanings to those for carl ardo. kimi= 76= night. clinnel= 93 (a special number for occultists, representing the will -current of the new aeon= wrath of god, or simply time. time, as a concept, is closely associated with the mythology of set, seth or saturn. cerenabus, clinnel s home world, carries the value 132= prey of gods but also orthon+ markon, key

ame; in this case aleister crowley, the prophet of the new aeon of thelema, or true will. we also see the same magical new aeon mythos unfolded in the west virginia case. indrid cold= 112= word of the law and also words and signs as well as the aforementioned we are one. connected to the mark of mark iii (112) we get ra hoor. cold s wife, kimi= night, another name for nuit. both are from lanulus= hadit. they are accompanied by set( carl ardo) as the snake. they sometime travel with clinnel, the 93 current all such terms, to new aeon magicians, are of extreme importance. at this juncture we need to say a word or two about the lexicon computer program. once the 1974 cipher solution was discovered, working with it was painstaking and abominably slow. a few years later a brilliant computer sof

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"aura" while in the macrocosm it is called the "magical universe" a well-known axiom of occultism is that the aura of man is a magical mirror of the universe. in enochian magick, your aura is your personal replica of the magical universe. 18 man is like a circle whose center is nowhere (microscopic) and whose circumference is everywhere (infinite. enochian magick represents this center by the god hadit. the circumference is represented by the goddess nuit. 19 the five elements "the earth is an element, and whatever is produced from it. so is the water and all produced there from. so then that is an element which produces. andan element is a mother, and there are four of them, air, eire, water, earth. from there four matrices everything in the whole world is produced" paracelsus figure 1 sh

ose extension is zero. imagine the universe as a circle whose circumference is infinite.together the point within the circle symbolizes man within the magical universe. crowley called the infinitely large circle nuit. the egyptian goddess of the night sky nuit (or nut) personified infinite space as well as the concept of objectivity. he called the infinitely small point hadil. the chaldean god 22 hadit (or had) personified pure consciousness as well as the concept of subjectivity. the egyptians used the symbol of the winged globe to represent a center of consciousness. whatever the symbol used, as a magician you will soon realize that the universe around you always faithfully expresses the thoughts and emotions that are within you. similarly, the thoughts and emotions within you are condit

the divine father contacting the material nature of the divine mother. the father is chockmah, wisdom and pure consciousness. the mother is binah, understanding, the sea, the matrix, field, or space, in which creation finds itself. the self is masculine. the n o t self is feminine. subjectivity is masculine. objectivity is feminine. every being is a geometric point of consciousness (the masculine hadit) iooking out at a world of things and events (the feminine nuit. the sexual force thus lies at the very roots of our essential nature and it is the same creative force that originally split non-duality into the dualistic universe of fire, air, water and earth. 155 the sexual currents for lam divided for love's sake, for the chance of union. this is the creation of the world, thatthe pain of

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ss the highest place like me. 413 liber al vel legis the book of the law sub figura ccxx as delivered by xciii= 418 to dclxvi chapter i 1. had! the manifestation of nuit. 2. the unveiling of the company of heaven. 3. every man and every woman is a star. 4. every number is infinite; there is no difference. 5. help me, o warrior lord of thebes, in my unveiling before the children of men! 6. be thou hadit, my secret centre, my heart& my tongue! 414 7. behold! it is revealed by aiwass the minister of hoor-paar-kraat. 8. the khabs is in the khu, not the khu in the khabs. 9. worship then the khabs, and behold my light shed over you! 10. let my servants be few& secret: they shall rule the many& the known. 11. these are fools that men adore; both their gods& their men are fools. 12. come forth, o

y servants be few& secret: they shall rule the many& the known. 11. these are fools that men adore; both their gods& their men are fools. 12. come forth, o children, under the stars& take your fill of love! 13. i am above you and in you. my ecstasy is in yours. my joy is to see your joy. 14. above, the gemmed azure is the naked splendour of nuit; she bends in ecstasy to kiss the secret ardours of hadit. the winged globe, the starry blue, are mine, o ankh-af-na-khonsu! 15. now ye shall know that the chosen priest& apostle of infinite space is the prince-priest the beast; and in his woman called the scarlet woman is all power given. they shall gather my children into their fold: they shall bring the glory of the stars into the hearts of men. 16. for he is ever a sun, and she a moon. but to h

ret flame, and to her the stooping starlight. 17. but ye are not so chosen. 18. burn upon their brows, o splendrous serpent! 19. o azure-lidded woman, bend upon them! 20. the key of the rituals is in the secret word which i have given unto him. 415 21. with the god& the adorer i am nothing: they do not see me. they are as upon the earth; i am heaven, and there is no other god than me, and my lord hadit. 22. now, therefore, i am known to ye by my name nuit, and to him by a secret name which i will give him when at last he knoweth me. since i am infinite space, and the infinite stars thereof, do ye also thus. bind nothing! let there be no difference made among you between any one thing& any other thing; for thereby there cometh hurt. 23. but whoso availeth in this, let him be the chief of al

ple- to me! to me! calling forth the flame of the hearts of all in her love-chant. 63. sing the rapturous love-song unto me! burn to me perfumes! wear to me jewels! drink to me, for i love you! i love you! 64. i am the blue-lidded daughter of sunset; i am the naked brilliance of the voluptuous night-sky. 65. to me! to me! 66. the manifestation of nuit is at an end. chapter ii 1. nu! the hiding of hadit. 2. come! all ye, and learn the secret that hath not yet been revealed. i, hadit, am the complement of nu, my bride. i am not extended, and khabs is the name of my house. 3. in the sphere i am everywhere the centre, as she, the circumference, is nowhere found. 4. yet she shall be known& i never. 5. behold! the rituals of the old time are black. let the evil ones be cast away; let the good on

the unfit: let them die in their misery. for they feel not. compassion is the vice of kings: stamp down the wretched& the weak: this is the law of the strong: this is our law and the joy of the world. think not, o king, upon that lie: that thou must die: verily thou shalt not die, but live. now let it be understood: if the body of the king dissolve, he shall remain in pure ecstasy for ever. nuit! hadit! ra-hoor-khuit! the sun, strength& sight, light; these are for the servants of the star& the snake. 22. i am the snake that giveth knowledge& delight and bright glory, and stir the hearts of men with drunkenness. to worship me take wine and strange drugs whereof i will tell my prophet& be drunk thereof! they shall not harm ye at all. it is a lie, this folly against self. the exposure of inno

tarlit heaven; to look forth upon men, to tell them this glad word. 77. o be thou proud and mighty among men! 78. lift up thyself! for there is none like unto thee among men or among gods! lift up thyself, o my prophet, thy stature shall surpass the stars. they shall worship thy name, foursquare, mystic, wonderful, the number of the man; and the name of thy house 418. 79. the end of the hiding of hadit; and blessing& worship to the prophet of the lovely star! 426 chapter iii 1. abrahadabra; the reward of ra hoor khut. 2. there is division hither homeward; there is a word not known. spelling is defunct; all is not aught. beware! hold! raise the spell of ra- hoor-khuit! 3. now let it be first understood that i am a god of war and of vengeance. i shall deal hardly with them. 4. choose ye an i

hou the scarlet concubine of his desire! 15. ye shall be sad thereof. 16. deem not too eagerly to catch the promises; fear not to undergo the curses. ye, even ye, know not this meaning all. 17. fear not at all; fear neither men nor fates, nor gods, nor anything. money fear not, nor laughter of the folk folly, nor any other power in heaven or upon the earth or under the earth. nu is your refuge as hadit your light; and i am the strength, force, vigour, of your arms. 18. mercy let be off; damn them who pity! kill and torture; spare not; be upon them! 19. that stele they shall call the abomination of desolation; count well its name& it shall be to you as 718. 20. why? because of the fall of because, that he is not there again. 21. set up my image in the east: thou shalt buy thee an image whic

are the adorations, as thou hast written, as it is said: the light is mine; its rays consume me: i have made a secret door into the house of ra and tum, of khephra and of ahathoor. i am thy theban, o mentu, the prophet ankh-af-na-khonsu! by bes-na-maut my breast i beat; by wise ta-nech i weave my spell. show thy star-splendour, o nuit! bid me within thine house to dwell, o winged snake of light, hadit! abide with me, ra-hoor-khuit! 430 39. all this and a book to say how thou didst come hither and a reproduction of this ink and paper for ever- for in it is the word secret& not only in the english- and thy comment upon this the book of the law shall be printed beautifully in red ink and black upon beautiful paper made by hand; and to each man and woman that thou meetest, were it but to dine

ot only in the english- and thy comment upon this the book of the law shall be printed beautifully in red ink and black upon beautiful paper made by hand; and to each man and woman that thou meetest, were it but to dine or to drink at them, it is the law to give. then they shall chance to abide in this bliss or no; it is no odds. do this quickly! 40. but the work of the comment? that is easy; and hadit burning in thy heart shall make swift and secure thy pen. 41. establish at thy kaaba a clerk-house: all must be done well and with business way. 42. the ordeals thou shalt oversee thyself, save only the blind ones. refuse none, but thou shalt know& destroy the traitors. i am ra-hoor- khuit; and i am powerful to protect my servant. success is thy proof: argue not; convert not; talk not over m

the work of wickedness! let her kill her heart! let her be loud and adulterous! let her be covered with jewels, and rich garments, and let her be shameless before all men! 45. then will i lift her to pinnacles of power: then will i breed from her a child mightier than all the kings of the earth. i will fill her with joy: with my force shall she see& strike at the worship of nu: she shall achieve hadit. 431 46. i am the warrior lord of the forties: the eighties cower before me& are abased. i will bring you to victory& joy: i will be at your arms in battle& ye shall delight to slay. success is your proof; courage is your armour; go on, go on, in my strength& ye shall turn not back for any! 47. this book shall be translated into all tongues: but always with the original in the writing of the

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with these provisos, anyone may copy this file for personal use or research. copies may be made for others at reasonable cost of copying and mailing only, no additional charges may be added* liber iii vel jugorum. 0. 0. behold the yoke upon the neck of the oxen! is it not thereby that the field shall be ploughed? the yoke is heavy, but joineth together them that are separate- glory to nuit and to hadit, and to him that hath given us the symbol of the rosy cross! glory unto the lord of the word abrahadabra, and glory unto him that hath given us the symbol of the ankh, and of the cross within the circle! 1. three are the beasts wherewith thou must plough the field; the unicorn, the horse, and the ox. and these shalt thou yoke in a triple yoke that is governed by one whip. 2. now these beasts

LIBER HAD

ss, 1976, pp. 180 202. baddeley, gavin. lucifer rising: sin, devil worship and rock n rolci liber h a d svb figvra dlv a. a. publication in class d (for winners of the ordeal x) imprimatur: three flags/axes meaning "neteru. v.v.v.v.v. n. fra a. a. o.m. 7 degree= 4square. 000. this is the book of the cult of the infinite within. 00. the aspirant is nuit. nuit is the infinite expansion of the rose; hadit the infinite concentration of the rood("instruction of v.v.v.v.v) 0. first let the aspirant learn in his heart the second chapter of the book of the law("instruction of v.v.v.v.v) 1. worship "i.e" identify thyself with, nuit, as a lambent flame of blue, all-touching, all-penetrant, her lovely hands upon the black earth, and her lithe body arched for love, and her soft feet not hurting the li

ose the coiled splendour within you: come unto me. sing the rapturous love-song unto me! burn to me perfumes! wear to me jewels! drink to me, for i love you! i love you! i am the blue-lidded daughter of sunset; i am the naked brilliance of the voluptuous night-sky. to me! to me "this is the second practice of meditation("ccxx. i" 13, 61, 63, 64, 65. 3. let the aspirant apply himself to comprehend hadit as an unextended point clothed with light ineffable. and let him beware lest he be dazzled by that light "this is the first practice of intelligence("ccxx. ii" 2. 4. let the aspirant apply himself to comprehend hadit as the ubiquitous centre of every sphere conceivable "this is the second practice of intelligence("ccxx. i" 2. 5. let the aspirant apply himself to comprehend hadit as the soul

entre of every sphere conceivable "this is the second practice of intelligence("ccxx. i" 2. 5. let the aspirant apply himself to comprehend hadit as the soul of every man, and of every star, conjoining this in his understanding with the word("cxx. i" 2 "every man and every woman is a star" let this conception be that of life, the giver of life, and let him perceive that therefore the knowledge of hadit is the knowledge of death "this is the third practice of intelligence("ccxx. ii" 6. 6. let the aspirant apply himself to comprehend hadit as the magician or maker of illusion, and the exorcist or destroyer of illusion, under the figure of the axle of the wheel, and the cube in the circle. also as the universal soul of motion (this conception harmonises thoth and harpocrates in a very complet

n harmonises thoth and harpocrates in a very complete and miraculous manner. thoth is both the magus of taro (see lib. 418) and the universal mercury; harpocrates both the destroyer of typhon and the babe on the lotus. note that the "ibis position" formulates this conception most exactly. ed "this is the fourth practice of intelligence("ccxx. ii" 7. 7. let the aspirant apply himself to comprehend hadit as the perfect, that is not, and solve the mystery of the numbers of hadit and his components by his right ingenium "this is the fifth practice of intelligence("ccxx. ii" 15, 16. 8. let the aspirant, bearing him as a great king, root out and destroy without pity all things in himself and his surroundings which are weak, dirty, or diseased, or otherwise unworthy. and let him be exceeding prou

s is the fifth practice of intelligence("ccxx. ii" 15, 16. 8. let the aspirant, bearing him as a great king, root out and destroy without pity all things in himself and his surroundings which are weak, dirty, or diseased, or otherwise unworthy. and let him be exceeding proud and joyous "this is the first practice of ethics("ccxx. ii" 18, 19, 20, 21. 9. let the aspirant apply himself to comprehend hadit as the snake that giveth knowledge and delight and bright glory, who stirreth the hearts of men with drunkenness. this snake is blue and gold; its eyes are red, and its spangles green and ultra-violet (that is, as the most exalted form of the serpent kundalini "this is the sixth practice of intelligence("ccxx. ii" 22, 50, 51. 10. let him further identify himself with this snake "this is the

he rood cross set up upon the mountain, and identify himself with it. let him be well aware of the difference between its own soul, and that thought which it habitually awakes in his own mind "this is the third practice of meditation, and as it will be found, a comprehension and harmony and absorption of the practices of intelligence("ccxx, ii" 22. 13. let the aspirant apply himself to comprehend hadit as the unity which is the negative (ain elohim. ed "this is the seventh practice of intelligence("ccxx. ii" 23. 14. let the aspirant live the life of a strong and beautiful being, proud and exalted, contemptuous of and fierce toward all that is base and vile "this is the second practice of ethics("ccxx. ii" 24, 25, 45-49, 52, 56- 60. 15. let the aspirant apply himself to comprehend hadit acc

stroy reason in himself according to the practice in liber cdlxxiv "this is the fourth practice of meditation("ccxx. ii" 27-33. 17. let the aspirant observe duly the feasts appointed by the a. a. and perform such rituals of the elements as he possesseth, invoking them duly in their season "this is the second practice of magick art("ccxx. ii" 35-43. 18. let the aspirant apply himself to comprehend hadit as a babe in the egg of the spirit (akasha. ed) that is invisible within the 4 elements "this is the ninth practice of intelligence("ccxx. ii" 49. 19. the aspirant seated in his asana will suddenly commence to breathe strangely, and this without the operation of his will; the inspiration will be associated with the thought of intense excitement and pleasure, even to exhaustion; and the expir

gely, and this without the operation of his will; the inspiration will be associated with the thought of intense excitement and pleasure, even to exhaustion; and the expiration very rapid and forceful, as if this excitement were suddenly released "this is the first and last indication of the sign of the beginning of this result("ccxx. ii" 63. 20. a light will appear to the aspirant, unexpectedly. hadit will arise within him, and nuit concentrate herself upon him from without. he will be overcome, and the conjunction of the infinite without with the infinite within will take place in his soul, and the one be resolved into the none "this is the first indication of the nature of the result("ccxx. ii" 61, 62, 64. 21. let the aspirant strengthen his body by all means in his power, and let him w

it, and bring it rushing inward. it may be practised by imagining that the heavens are falling, and then transferring the consciousness to them "this is the fifth practice of meditation (instruction of v.v.v.v.v" 26. summary. preliminaries. these are the necessary possessions. 1. wine and strange drugs. 27. summary continued. preliminaries. these are the necessary comprehensions. 1. the nature of hadit (and of nuit, and the relations between them) 28. summary continued. preliminaries. these are the meditations necessary to be accomplished. 1. identification with nuit, body and spirit. 2. identification with hadit as the snake. 3. identification with hadit as the rood cross. 4. destruction of reason. 5. the falling of the heavens. 29. summary continued. preliminaries. these are the ethical

's self and one's surroundings. 2. fulness, almost violence, of life. 30. summary continued. preliminaries. these are the magick arts to be practised. 1. during the preparation, perform the invocations of the elements. 2. observe the feasts appointed by the a. a. 31. summary continued. the actual practice. 1. procure the suitable intoxication. 2. as nuit, contract thyself with infinite force upon hadit. 32. summary continued. the results. 1. peculiar automatic breathing begins. 2. a light appears. 3. samadhi of the two infinites within aspirant. 4. intensification of 3 on repetition. 5. prolongation of life. 6. death becomes the climax of the practice. 33. summary concluded. these are the practices to be performed in token of thanksgiving for success. 1. aspiration to liber xi. 2. preachin

LIBER 777

tar 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 by the winged disk. heru- ra-ha is not a historical egyptian deity but is mentioned in cap. iii of the book of the law and is said to combine hoor-par-kraat (horus

LIBER ALEPH

end. firstly, then, i would have thee to know that spiritual experience and perfection have no necessary connection with advancement in our holy order. but for each man is a path: here is a constant, and there is a variable. seek ever herefore in thy work of the promulgation of the law to discover in each man his own true nature. for in each man his inmost light is the core of his star. that is, hadit; and his work is the identification of himself with that light. it is not every man who is called to the sublime task of the a.a, wherein he must master thoroughly every detail of the great work, so that he may in due season accomplish it not only for himself, but for all who are bound unto him. there are very many for whom in their present incarnations this great work may be impossible; sin

istance to the operations of time. such are called happy, and in their way of vegetable life it is so; for they are free of any poison. m liber aleph vel cxi 20 s de motu vit (of the motion of life) earn then, o my son, that all phenomena are the effect of conflict, even as the universe itself is a nothing expressed as the difference of two equalities, or, an thou wilt, as the divorce of nuit and hadit. so therefore every marriage dissolveth a more material, and createth a less material complex; and this is our way of life, rising ever from ecstasy to ecstasy. so then all high violence, that is to say, all consciousness, is the spiritual orgasm of a passion between two lower and grosser opposites. thus light and heat result from the marriage of hydrogen and oxygen; love from that of man an

o was it fore-ordained that i should do, by me, from the beginning. a liber aleph vel cxi 58 b# de comedia universa, qu dicitur (of the universal comedy, which is called pan) o, therefore, o my son, count thyself happy when thou understandest all these things, being one of those beings (or by-comings) whom we call philosophers. all is a never ending play of love wherein our lady nuit and her lord hadit rejoice; and every part of the play is play. all pain is but sharp sauce to the dish of pleasure; for it is the nature of the universe that hath devised this everlasting banquet of joy. and he that knoweth not this is necessary as an ingredient even as thou art; wouldst thou change all and spoil the dish? art thou the master-cook? yea, for thy palate is become fine with thy great dalliance w

moreover, my son, the .conomy of this way, how it is according to the tao, fulfilling itself wholly within thine own sphere. and it is utterly in tune with thine own will on every plane, so that every part of thy nature rejoiceth with every other part, communicating praise. now then learn also how this formula is that of the word abrahadabra. first, had is the triangle erect upon twin squares. of hadit need i not to write, for he hath hidden himself in the book of the law. this substance is the father, the instrument is the son, and the metaphysical ekstacy is the holy ghost, whose name is hriliu. these are then the sun, mercury, and venus, whose sacred letters are r (r, b (b, and d (d. but the last of the diverse letters is h (h, which in the tarot is the star whose eidolon is d (d; and h

subtle and of man modes, and dependeth heavily on the conditions of the experiment, whereof the first is thine own will therein. therefore i say unto thee that his is thy work immediate and necessary, to discover openly hy will unto thyself, and to fortify and enkindle it by all one-pointedness of thought and action, so that thou mayst direct it inwards unto its core, that is thyself in thy name hadit. for thereby is thy will made white with heat, so that no dross may cling to it. but this work is the great work, and standeth alone. b liber aleph vel cxi 90 gl de gradibus ad magnum opus (of steps to the great work) his great work is the attainment of the knowledge and conversation of thine holy guardian angel. in the eight thyr is the way thereof revealed. but i say: prepare thyself most

LIBER ARCANORUM

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 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

LIBER CCC KHABS AM PEKHT

hetoric, probably refers to some high-ranking officer of the british military who once took the oath of a probationer. ac may be referring to j.c.f. fuller, or possibly commander marston (frater a.f.k, i am not sure. t.s] khabs am pekht 5 by bes-na-maut my breast i beat; by wise ta-nech i weave my spell. show thy star-splendour, o nuit! bid me within thine house to dwell, o winged snake of light, hadit! abide with me, ra-hoor-khuit. in the comment in equinox i (7) this passage is virtually ignored. it is possible that this .secret door. refers to the four men and four women spoken of later in the paris working, or it may mean the child elsewhere predicted, or some secret preparation of the hearts of men. it is difficult to decide on such a point, but we may be sure that the event will show

verse 42 of this chapter the injunction .success is thy proof: argue not; convert not; talk not overmuch. this is not any bar to an explanation of the law. we may aid men to strike off their own fetters, but those who prefer slavery must be allowed to do so .the slaves shall serve. the excellence of the law must be showed by its results upon those who accept it. when men see us as the hermits of hadit described in ccxx ii:24 they will determine to emulate our joy. note, pray thee, the whole implication of the chapter that sooner or later we are to break the power of the slave-gods by actual fighting. ultimately, freedom must rely upon the sword. it is impossible to treat in this epistle of the vast problems involved in this question; and they must be decided in accordance with the law by

LIBER CCXLII AHA

ky in the voluptuous night am i! with song, with jewel, with perfume, wake all my rose fs blush and bloom! drink to me! love me! i love thee, my love, my lord.to me! to me! olympas. there is no harshness in the breath liber ccxlii 32 of this.is life surpassed, and death? marsyas. there is the snake that gives delight and knowledge, stirs the heart aright with drunkenness. strange drugs are thine, hadit, and draughts of wizard wine! these do no hurt. thine hermits dwell not in the cold secretive cell, but under purple canopies with mighty-breasted mistresses magnificent as lionesses. tender and terrible caresses! fire lives, and light, in eager eyes; and massed huge hair about them lies. they lead their hosts to victory: in every joy they are kings; then see that secret serpent coiled to sp

LIBER CXX

run through to stir me or still me! aum! let it fill me! the light is mine; its rays consume me: i have made a secret door into the house of ra and tum, of khephra and of ahathoor. i am thy theban, o mentu, the prophet ankh-af-na-khonsu! by bes-na-maut my breast i beat; by wise ta-nech i weave my spell. show thy star-splendour, o nuit! bid me within thine house to dwell, o winged snake of light, hadit! abide with me, ra-hoor-khuit (followeth the mystical dance as taught in secret: or let the magus trace 11 circles around the room, traveling against the course of the sun, for that is in effect he that is still, the earth revolving (let the hymn be sung, or the mantra recited. but ere he end, let him sing "above, the gemmed azure is the naked splendour of nuit; she bends in ecstasy to kiss

ra-hoor-khuit (followeth the mystical dance as taught in secret: or let the magus trace 11 circles around the room, traveling against the course of the sun, for that is in effect he that is still, the earth revolving (let the hymn be sung, or the mantra recited. but ere he end, let him sing "above, the gemmed azure is the naked splendour of nuit; she bends in ecstasy to kiss the secret ardours of hadit. the winged globe, the starry blue, are mine, o ankh-af-na-khonsu (then he cometh to the east of the throne of ra and crieth "unity uttermost showed! i adore the might of thy breath, supreme and terrible god, who makest the gods and death to tremble before thee- i- i adore thee (prostrating himself to the w. then he resumes his throne, assuming the might of the god& saith "the light is mine;

initiations their birth, death, and marriage (with such additional rituals as may be taught) should take place actually in an open temple. followeth the ceremony of admitting a neophyte to the mysteries, which is to be performed upon him before he is admitted to an ordeal] the ritual called "passing through the tuat (the officers are three in number, invisible are ta-nech for nuit, bes-n-maut for hadit. thence cometh forth visable, the lowest point of the red triangle of our order, ankh-f-n-khonsu for ra- hoor-khuit. the ceremony is to join the candidate, or ego, with him. the officer is also tem, to open, ra to close; kephra, to admit, and ahathoor, to seal the grade. he is thus the pentagram in himself. the hierophant. his dress is that of the magus described by abramelin. the wand is in

orious (the officer looses and lets fall the shroud, and embraces the candidate. the officer leaves the candidate, and circumambulates the temple 11 times widdershins, chanting the song even as the traitors breath. etc (he then approaches the candidate and says "repeat after me: i who am nothing deny all that i was; i who am nothing affirm all that i shall be. i swear that as nuit is about me, as hadit is within me, so am i ra-hoor-khuit! and blessing and worship to the beast, the prophet of the lovely star (the officer withdrawing the brand 666 from the altar, marks the candidate on brow, heart& head. the officer now circumambulates the temple 11 times reciting "i am the girdle of the robe of the god nu (here he robes the candidate in the proper robe) which shineth and sheddeth light upon

LIBER HAD

hs previous to gand thus shall he do. h and the two paragraphs following g. into the city of the pyramids. h and with paragraph numbers addheliber had svb figvra dlv v a a publication in class d (for winners of the ordeal x) imprimatur. v.v.v.v.v. n. fra. a a o.m. 7 =4 1 000. this is the book of the cult of the infinite within. 00. the aspirant is nuit. nuit is the infinite expansion of the rose; hadit the infinite contraction of the rood (instruction of v.v.v.v.v) 0. first let the aspirant learn in his heart the second chapter of the book of the law (instruction of v.v.v.v.v) 1. worship, i.e, identify thyself with, nuit, as a lambent flame of blue, all-touching, all-penetrant, her lovely hands upon the black earth, and her lithe body arched for love, and her soft feet not hurting the litt

the first practice of meditation1 (ccxx. i. 13, 61, 63, 64, 65. 1 [in equinox printing .the second practice of meditation. but section 10 was also said to be the second practice, 12 the third practice, 16 the fourth practice and 25 the fifth practice. combining 1 and 2 into the .first practice. matches the numbering in section 28. t.s] liber h a d 2 3. let the aspirant apply himself to comprehend hadit as an unextended point clothed with a light ineffable. and let him beware lest he be dazzled by that light. this is the first practice of intelligence (ccxx. ii. 2. 4. let the aspirant apply himself to comprehend hadit as the ubiquitous centre of every sphere conceivable. this is the second practice of intelligence (ccxx. ii. 3. 5. let the aspirant apply himself to comprehend hadit as the so

tre of every sphere conceivable. this is the second practice of intelligence (ccxx. ii. 3. 5. let the aspirant apply himself to comprehend hadit as the soul of every man, and of every star, conjoining this in his understanding with the word (ccxx. i. 2 .every man and every woman is a star. let this conception be that of life, the giver of life, and let him perceive that therefore the knowledge of hadit is the knowledge of death. this is the third practice of intelligence (ccxx. ii. 6. 6. let the aspirant apply himself to comprehend hadit as the magician or maker of illusion, and the exorcist of destroyer of illusion, under the figure of the axle of the wheel, and the cube in the circle. also as the universal soul of motion (this conception harmonises thoth and harpocrates in a very complet

harmonises thoth and harpocrates in a very complete and miraculous manner. thoth is both the magus of tarot (see lib. 418) and the universal mercury; harpocrates both the destroyer of typhon and the babe in the lotus. note that the .ibis position. formulates this conception most exactly. ed) this is the fourth practice of intelligence (ccxx. ii. 7. 7. let the aspirant apply himself to comprehend hadit as the perfect, that is not, and solve the mystery of the numbers of hadit and his components by his right ingenium. this is the fifth practice of intelligence (ccxx. ii. 15, 16. 8. let the aspirant, bearing him as a great king, root out and destroy without pity all things in himself and his surroundings which are weak, dirty, or diseased, or otherwise unworthy. and let him be exceeding prou

actice of intelligence (ccxx. ii. 15, 16. 8. let the aspirant, bearing him as a great king, root out and destroy without pity all things in himself and his surroundings which are weak, dirty, or diseased, or otherwise unworthy. and let him be exceeding proud and joyous. this is the first practice of ethics (ccxx. ii. 18, 19, 20, 21. svb figvra dlv 3 9. let the aspirant apply himself to comprehend hadit as the snake that giveth knowledge and delight and bright glory, who stirreth the hearts of men with drunkenness. this snake is blue and gold; its eyes are red, and its spangles green and ultra-violet (that is, as the most exalted form of the serpent kundalini) this is the sixth practice of intelligence (ccxx. ii. 22, 50, 51) 10. let him further identify himself with this snake. this is the

e rood cross set up upon the mountain, and identify himself with it. let him be well aware of the difference between its own soul, and that thought which it habitually awakens in his own mind. this is the third practice of meditation, and as it will be found, a comprehension and harmony and absorption of the practices of intelligence (ccxx. ii. 22. 13. let the aspirant apply himself to comprehend hadit as the unity which is the negative (ain elohim. ed) this is the seventh practice of intelligence (ccxx. ii. 23. 14. let the aspirant live the life of a strong and beautiful being, proud and exalted, contemptuous of and fierce toward all that is base and vile. this is the second practice of ethics (ccxx. ii. 24, 25, 45-49, 52, 56-60. 15. let the aspirant apply himself to comprehend hadit acco

ant destroy reason in himself according to the practice in liber 474. this is the fourth practice of meditation (ccxx. ii. 27-33. 17. let the aspirant observe duly the feasts appointed by the a a and perform such rituals of the elements as he possesseth, invoking them duly in their season. this is the second practice of magick art (ccxx. ii. 35-43. 18. let the aspirant apply himself to comprehend hadit as a babe in the egg of the spirit (akasha. ed) that is invisible within the 4 elements. this is the ninth practice of intelligence (ccxx. ii. 49. 19. the aspirant seated in his asana will suddenly commence to breathe strangely, and this without the operation of his will; the inspiration will be associated with the thought of intense excitement and pleasure, even to exhaustion; and the expir

gely, and this without the operation of his will; the inspiration will be associated with the thought of intense excitement and pleasure, even to exhaustion; and the expiration very rapid and forceful, as if this excitement were suddenly released. this is the first and last indication of the sign of the beginning of this result (ccxx. ii. 63. 20. a light will appear to the aspirant, unexpectedly. hadit will arise within him, and nuit concentrate herself upon him from without. he will be overcome, and the conjunction of the infinite without with the infinite within will take place in his soul, and the one be resolved into the none. this is the first indication of the nature of the result (ccxx. ii. 61, 62, 64. 21. let the aspirant strengthen his body by all means in his power, and let him w

it, and bring it rushing inward. it may be practised by imagining that the heavens are falling, and then transferring the consciousness to them. this is the fifth practice of meditation (instruction of v.v.v.v.v) 26. summary. preliminaries. these are the necessary possessions. 1. wine and strange drugs. 27. summary continued. preliminaries. these are the necessary comprehensions. 1. the nature of hadit (and of nuit, and the relations between them) 28. summary continued. preliminaries. these are the meditations necessary to be accomplished. 1. identification with nuit, body and spirit. 2. identification with hadit as the snake. 3. identification with hadit as the rood cross. 4. destruction of reason. 5. the falling of the heavens. 29. summary continued. preliminaries. these are the ethical

ne.s self and one.s surroundings. 2. fulness, almost violence, of life. 30. summary continued. preliminaries. these are the magick arts to be practised. 1. during the preparation, perform the invocation of the elements. 2. observe the feasts appointed by the a a. 31. summary continued. the actual practice. 1. procure the suitable intoxication. 2. as nuit, contract thyself with infinite force upon hadit. 32. summary continued. the results. 1. peculiar automatic breathing begins. 2. a light appears. 3. samadhi of the two infinites within aspirant. 4. intensification of 3 on repetition. 5. prolongation of life. 6. death becomes the climax of the practice. 33. summary concluded. these are the practices to be performed in token of thanksgiving for success. 1. aspiration to liber xi. 2. preachin

LIBER HHH

must be achieved most fully and perfectly before the further practice is begun. 4. next, adore the brain as before, but figure to thyself its content as infinite. deem it to be the womb of isis, or the body of nuit. svb figvra cccxli 7 5. next, identify thyself with the base of the spine as before, but figure to thyself its energy as infinite. deem it to be the phallus of osiris, or the being of hadit. 6. these two concentrations 4 and 5 may be pushed to the point of sam.dhi. yet lose not control of the will; let not sam.dhi be thy master herein. 7. now then, being conscious both of the brain and the spine, and unconscious of all else, do thou imagine the hunger of the one for the other; the emptiness of the brain, the ache of the spine, even as the emptiness of space and the aimlessness

LIBER III VEL JUGORUM

of sabhapaty swami. referred to in .liber o. being derived from a r.jayoga practice described in a book by said author; a summary by crowley survives in his diariicliber iii vel jvgorvm v a a publication in class d 1 o 0. behold the yoke upon the neck of the oxen! is it not thereby that the field shall be ploughed? the yoke is heavy but joineth together them that are separate.glory to nuit and to hadit, and to him that hath given us the symbol of the rosy cross! glory unto the lord of the word abrahadabra, and glory unto him that hath given us the symbol of the ankh, and of the cross within the circle! 1. these are the beasts wherewith thou must plough the field; the unicorn, the horse, and the ox. and these shalt thou yoke in a triple yoke that is governed by one whip. 2. now these beasts

LIBER NU

d this useful, please purchase the official copy: liber null& psychonaut. isbn: 0-87728-639-6 available at most online occult book stores, or by mail order (i presume) from mandrake and otheakliber nv svb figvra xi v a a publication in class d (for winners of the ordeal x) imprimatur. v.v.v.v.v. n. fra. a a o.m. 7 =4 1 000. this is the book of the cult of the infinite without. 00. the aspirant is hadit. nuit is the infinite expansion of the rose; hadit the infinite contraction of the rood (instruction of v.v.v.v.v) 0. first let the aspirant learn in his heart the first chapter of the book of the law (instruction of v.v.v.v.v) 1. worship, i.e, identify thyself with, the khabs, the secret light within the heart. within this, again, unextended is hadit. this is the first practice of meditatio

e book of the law (instruction of v.v.v.v.v) 1. worship, i.e, identify thyself with, the khabs, the secret light within the heart. within this, again, unextended is hadit. this is the first practice of meditation (ccxx. i. 6 and 21. 2. adore and understand the rim of the stele of revealing. gabove, the gemmed azure is the naked splendour of nuit; she bends in ecstasy to kiss the secret ardours of hadit. h this is the first practice of intelligence (ccxx. i. 14. 3. avoid any act of choice or discrimination. this is the first practice of ethics (ccxx. i. 22. 4. consider of six and fifty that 50 6= 0.12. 0 the circumference, nuit. the centre, hadit. 1 the unity proceeding, ra-hoor-khuit. 2 the world of illusion. nuit thus comprehends all in none. also 50+ 6= 56= 5+ 6= 11, the key of all ritua

if not, a place unfrequented, and without objects to disturb the view. such are moorlands, fens, the open 4 liber n v sea, broad rivers, and open fields. also, and especially, the summits of mountains. there let him invoke the goddess as he hath wisdom and understanding to do so. but let this invocation be that of a pure heart, i.e. a heart wholly devoted to her, and let him re-member that it is hadit himself in the most secret place thereof that invoketh. then let this serpent hadit burst into flame. this is the fourth practice of magick art (ccxx. i. 61. 18. then shall the aspirant come a little to lie in her bosom. this is the third indication of the nature of the result (ccxx. i. 61. 19. let the aspirant stand upon the edge of a precipice in act or in imagination. and let him imagine

ing he hath ever suffered be as nothing in comparison. this is the fourth practice of meditation (instruction of v.v.v.v.v) 20. thus having understood the nature of this third indication, let him in his magick rite fall from himself into nuit, or expand into her, as his imagination may compel him. and at that moment, desiring earnestly the kiss of nuit, let him give one particle of dust, i.e. let hadit give himself up utterly to her. this is the fifth practice of magick art (ccxx. i. 61. 21. then shall he lose all in that hour. this is the fourth indication of the nature of the result (ccxx. i. 61. 22. let the aspirant prepare a lovesong of rapture unto the goddess, or let him be inspired by her unto this. this is the sixth practice of magick art (ccxx. i. 63. svb figvra xi 5 23. let the a

this is the eleventh practice of magick art (instruction of v.v.v.v.v) 28. summary. preliminaries. these are the necessary possession. 1. the crown or head-dress. 2. the jewels. 3. the pantacle. 4. the robe. 5. the song or incantation. 6. the place of invocation. 7. the perfume. 8. the elixir. 29. summary continued. preliminaries. these are the necessary comprehensions. 1. the natures of nuit and hadit, and their relation. 2. the mystery of the individual will. 6 liber n v 30. summary continued. preliminaries. these are the meditations necessary to beaccomplished. 1. the discovery of hadit in the aspirant, and identification with him. 2. the continuous one. 3. the value of the equation n(.n. 4. cremnophobia. 31. summary continued. preliminaries. these are the ethical practices to be accomp

4. exercise of true will. 5. devotion to nuit through a beautified life. 32. summary continued. the actual rite. 1. retire to desert with crown and other insignia and implements. 2. burn perfume. 3. chant incantation. 4. drink unto nuit of the elixir. 5. lying supine, with eyes fixed on the stars, practice the sensation of falling into nothingness. 6. being actually within the bosom of nuit, let hadit surrender himself. 33. summary concluded. the results. 1. expansion of consciousness to that of the infinite. 2. gloss of all h the highest mystical attainment. 3. true wisdom and perfect happiness (c) ordo templi orientis. key-entry &c. by frater t.s. for niwg/ celephais press. this e-text last revised 29.06.20tiliber o vel manvs et sagitta svb figvra vi v a a publication in class b issued

LIBER SAMEKH

u me, for i am the angel of ptah-apophrasz-ra6 (vide the rubric: this is thy true name, handed down to the prophets of khem. liber samekh svb figvra dccc 4 section b. air hear me. ar g o breathing, flowing sun! h thiaf*7 g o sun iaf! o lion-serpent sun the beast that whirlest forth, a thunderbolt, begetter of life! h rheibet g thou that flowest! thou that goest! h a-thele-ber-set g thou satan-sun hadit that goest without will! h a g thou air! breath! spirit! thou without bound or bond! h belatha g thou essence, air swift-streaming, elasticity! h abeu g thou wanderer, father of all! h ebeu g thou wanderer, spirit of all! h phi-theta-soe g thou shining force of breath! thou lion-serpent-sun! thou saviour, save! h ib g thou ibis, secret solitary bird, inviolate wisdom, whose word is truth, cr

whoredom! thou, gate of the great god on! thou, lady of the understanding of the ways! h asal-on-ai g hail thou, the unstirred! hail, sister and bride of on, of the god that is all and is none, by the power of eleven! h aphen-iaf g thou treasure of iaf! h i g thou virgin twin-sexed! thou secret seed! thou inviolate wisdom! h photheth g abode of the light c h abrasax g c of the father, the sun, of hadit, of the spell of the aon of horus! h aeoou g our lady of the western gate of heaven! h ischure g mighty art thou! h8 mighty and bornless one (vide supra (the conception is of water, glowing, inhabited by a solar- phallic dragon-serpent, of a neptunian nature) hear me, and make all spirits subject unto me, so that every spirit of the firmament and of the ether: upon the earth and under the ea

hat every spirit of the firmament and of the ether: upon the earth and under the earth: on dry land and in the water: of whirling air, and of rushing fire: and every spell and scourge of god may be obedient unto me. section f. spirit. hear me. aft gmale-female spirits! h abaft gmale-female sires! h bas-aumgn gye that are gods, going forth, uttering aumgn h isak gidentical point! h sa-ba-ft gnuit! hadit! ra-hoor-khuit! h iaf9 g hail, great wild beast! hail, i a o! h* sacred to ahathoor. the idea is that of the female conceived as invulnerable, reposeful, of enormous swallowing capacity, etc. the word that goeth from (a) free breath (u) through willed breath (m) and stopped breath (gn) to continuous breath, thus symbolizing the whole course of spiritual life. a is the formless zero; u is the

y soul, breaths of mine angel! h ioou g lust of my soul, lust of mine angel! h abrasax (vide supra) sabriam g ho for the sangraal! ho for the cup of babalon! ho for mine angel pouring himself forth within my soul! h oo g the eye! satan, my lord! the lust of the goat! h point i 9 ff g mine angel! mine initiator! thou one with me.the sixfold star! h ad-on-a-i* g my lord! my secret self beyond self, hadit, all-father! hail, on, thou sun, thou life of man, thou fivefold sword of flame! thou goat exalted upon earth in lust, thou snake extended upon earth in life! spirit most holy! seed most wise! innocent babe! inviolate maid! begetter of being! light of life, love and liberty! soul of all souls! word of all words! come forth, most hidden light! h ede g devour thou me! h edu g thou dost devour

who are naught, who art naught, and utter thy word! h lai g i also am naught! i will thee! i behold thee! my nothingness! h gaia g leap up, thou earth! h* in hebrew, adni, 65. the gnostic initiates transliterated it to imply their own secret formula; we follow so excellent an example. on is an arcanum of arcana; its significance is taught, gradually, in the o.t.o. also ad is the paternal formula, hadit; on is its complement, nuit; the final yod signifies gmine h etymologically, and essentially the mercurial (transmitted) hermaphroditic virginal seed. gthe hermit h of the tarot. the use of the name is therefore to invoke one fs own imost secrecy, considered as the result of the conjunction of nuit and hadit. if the second a is included, its import is to affirm the operation of the holy ghos

planation in point ii. 11 point ii ars congressus cum damone section a let the adept be standing in his circle on the square of tiphareth,12 armed with his wand and cup; but let him perform the ritual throughout in his body of light. he may burn the cakes of light, or the incense of abramelin; he may be prepared by liber clxxv, the reading of liber lxv, and by the practices of yoga. he may invoke hadit by gwine and strange drugs h* if he so will. he prepares the circle by the usual formula of banishing and consecration, etc. he recites section a as a rehearsal before his holy guardian angel of the attributes of that angel. each phrase must be realized with full concentration of force, so as to make samadhi as perfectly as possible on the truth proclaimed. line 1 he identifies his angel wit

res the circle by the usual formula of banishing and consecration, etc. he recites section a as a rehearsal before his holy guardian angel of the attributes of that angel. each phrase must be realized with full concentration of force, so as to make samadhi as perfectly as possible on the truth proclaimed. line 1 he identifies his angel with the ain soph, and the kether thereof; one formulation of hadit in the boundless body of nuit. line 2, 3, 4 he asserts that his angel has created (for the purpose of self-realization through projection in conditioned form) three pairs of opposites (a) the fixed and the volatile (b) the unmanifested and the manifest; and (c) the unmoved and the moved. otherwise, the negative and the positive in respect of matter, mind and motion. line 5 he acclaims his an

laim privilege to partake of this eucharist which createth, sustaineth and redeemeth all things. line 3 he now asserts that he is himself the gangel h or messenger of his angel; that is, 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 gun-nefer, h the perfection of gasar h 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 gegg h (or heart) ggirt with a serpent h is a cognate symbol; the idea is thus expressed later in the ritual (see liber lxv, which expands this to the utmost) section b the adept passes from contemplation to action in the sections now following, b to gg. he is to travel astrally around the circle, making the ap

t, he is adept of adepts, and mighty among magicians! now this word sabaf, being by number threescore and ten* is a name of ayin, the eye, and gthe devil h our lord, and the goat of mendes. he is the lord of the sabbath of the adepts, and is satan, therefore also the sun, whose number of magick is 666, the seal of his servant the beast.29 but sa is 61, ain, the naught of nuit; ba means ggo, h for hadit, and f is their son the sun, who is ra- hoor-khuit. so then let the adept set this30 sigil upon all the words he hath writ in the book of the works of his will. and let him then end all, saying: such are the words! for by this he maketh proclamation before all them that be about his circle that these words are true and puissant, binding what he would bind, and loosing what he would loose* th

and he shall also keep ready in a flask of crystal within the altar, holy anointing oil made of myrrh and cinnamon and galangal.39 and even if he be of higher rank than a probationer, he shall yet wear the robe of the probationer, for the star of flame showeth forth ra-hoor-khuit openly upon the breast, and secretly the blue triangle that descendeth is nuit, and the red triangle that ascendeth is hadit. and i am the golden tau in the midst of their marriage.40 also, if he choose, he may insread wear a closeliber viii 42 fitting robe of shot silk, purple and green, and upon it a cloak without sleeves, of bright blue, covered with golden sequins, and scarlet within. and he shall make himself a wand of almond wood or of hazel, cut by his own hands at dawn at the equinox, or at the solstice, o

LIBER V

iles from inverness, latitude 57.14 n. longitude 4.28 w. 2. let him strike the battery 1-3-3-3-1. 3. let him put the thumb of his right hand between its index an medius, and make the gestures hereafter following. the vertical component of the enchantment. 1. let him describe a circle about his head, crying nuit! 2. let him draw the thumb vertically downward and touch the muladhara cakkra, crying, hadit! 3. let him, retracing the line, touch the centre of his breast an cry ra-hoor-khuit! the horizontal components of the enchantment. 1. let him touch the centre of his forehead, his mouth, and his larynx, crying aiwaz! 2. let him draw his thumb from right to left across his face at the level of the nostrils. 3. let him touch the centre of his breast, and his solar plexus, crying, therion! 4

dhara cakkra, and his right hand shielding his breast (attitude of the venus de medici. 8. let him turn again to the left, and pursue his path as before, projecting the force from boleskine as he passeth; let him halt when he next cometh to the south and face outward. 9. let him trace the averse pentagram that invoketh fire (leo. 10. let him point his wand to the centre of the pentagram, and cry, hadit! 11. let him give the sign puer, standing with feet together, and head erect. let his right hand (the thumb extended at right angles to the fingers) be raised, the forearm vertical at a right angle with the upper arm, which is horizontally extended in the line joining the shoulders. let his left hand, the thumb extended forwards and the fingers clenched, rest at the junction of the thighs (a

LIBER V VEL REGULI

e towards boleskine, that is the house of the beast 666* 2. let him strike the battery 1.3.3.3.1. 3. let him put the thumb of his right hand between its index and medius, and make the gestures hereafter following. the vertical component of the enchantment. 1. let him describe a circle about his head, crying nuit! 2. let him draw the thumb vertically downward, and touch the muladhara cakra, crying hadit* boleskine house is on loch ness, 17 miles from inverness, latitude 57.14 n, longitude 4.28 w. 4 liber v vel reguli 3. let him, retracing the line, touch the centre of his breast, and cry ra-hoor-khuit! the horizontal component of the enchantment. 1. let him touch the centre of his forehead, his mouth, and his larynx, crying aiwaz! 2. let him draw his thumb from right to left across his face

adhara cakra, and his right hand shielding his breast (attitude of the venus de medici. 8. let him turn again to the left, and pursue his path as before, projecting the force from boleskine as he passeth; let him halt when he next cometh to the south, and face outward. 9. let him trace the averse pentagram that invoketh fire (leo. 10. let him point his wand to the centre of the pentagram, and cry hadit! i 11. let him give the sign puer, standing with feet together and head erect. let his right hand (the thumb extended at right angles to the fingers) be raised,2 the 6 liber v vel reguli forearm vertical at a right angle with the upper arm, which is horizontally extended in the line joining the shoulders. let his left hand, the thumb extended forwards, and the fingers clenched, rest at the j

two. l is .justice. the kteis fulfilled by the phallus .naught and two. because the plus and the minus have united in .love under will. a is .the fool. naught in thought (parzival, word (harpocrates, and action (bacchus. he is the boundless air, and the wandering ghost, but with .possibilities. he is the naught that the two have made by .love under will. la thus represents the ecstasy of nuit and hadit conjoined, lost in love, and making themselves naught thereby. their child is begotten and conceived, but is in the phase of naught also, as yet. la is thus the universe in that phase, with its potentialities of manifestation. al, on the contrary, though it is essentially identical with la, shows .the fool. manifested through the equilibrium of contraries. the weight is still nothing, but it

ny difficulties, harmonized many discords, and.yea, more! it shewed the substance of universe as a simplicity of light and life, manners to compose atoms, themselves capable of deeper self-realization through fresh complexities and organizations, each with its own peculiar powers and pleasures, each pursuing its path through the world where all things are possible. it revealed the omnipresence of hadit, identical with himself, yet fulfilling himself by dividing his interplay with nuit into episodes, each form of his energy isolated with each aspect of her receptivity, delight developing delight continuous from complex to complex. it was the voice of nature awakening at the dawn of the aon, as aiwaz uttered the word of the law of thelema. so also shall he who invoketh often behold the forml

LIBER VII

. and he shall also keep ready in a flask of crystal within the altar, holy anointing oil made of myrrh and cinnamon and galangal. and even if he be of higher rank than a probationer, he shall yet wear the robe of the probationer, for the star of flame showeth forth ra hoor khuit openly upon the breast, and secretly the blue triangle that descendeth is nuit, and the red triangle that ascendeth is hadit. and i am the golden tau in the midst of their marriage. also, if he choose, he may instead wear a close-fitting robe of shot silk, purple and green, and upon it a cloak without sleeves, of bright blue, covered with golden sequins, and scarlet within. and he shall make himself a wand of almond wood or of hazel cut by his own hands at dawn at the equinox, or at the solstice, or on the day of

LIBER XXV THE STAR RUBY

ecorded in footnotes (c) ordo templi orientis. key entry &c. by frater t.s. for celephais press/ niwg. this e-text last revised 12.06.2004] 10 [psyche. for eros and psyche see the fable in the metamorphoses (golden ass) of apuleius, the reference in any case being to vau and he final of tetragrammaton, as chaos and babalon (see gthe vision and the voice h) represent yod and he. magick has gbellow hadit. h. t.s] 11 [the signs of n.o.x. are described in gliber v vel reguli. h the order in which they are given is left to the ingenium of the aspirant. t.s] 12 [grk, gbefore me the iunges, behind me the teletarchs, at my right the sunoches, at my left the daimons; for about me flames the star of five and in the column the star of six is fixed. h for the iunges, teletarchs and sunoches see the ch

MOTTA MARCELO THE COMMENTARIES OF AL

al is the true name of the book, for these letters, and their number 31, form the master key to its mysteries. with regard to the above note by a.c, serious students should consult liber v vel reguli, the ritual of the mark of the beast, for a more thorough analysis of the word al. the first chapter 1. had! the manifestation of nuit. the theogony of our law is entirely scientific: nuit is matter, hadit is motion, in their full physical sense. they are the tao and teh of chinese philosophy; or, to put it very simply, the noun and verb in grammar. our central truth beyond other philosophies is that these two infinities cannot exist apart. this extensive subject must be studied in our other writings, notably berashith, my own magical diaries, especially those of 1919, 1920 and 1921, and liber

ly, the noun and verb in grammar. our central truth beyond other philosophies is that these two infinities cannot exist apart. this extensive subject must be studied in our other writings, notably berashith, my own magical diaries, especially those of 1919, 1920 and 1921, and liber aleph, the book of wisdom or folly. see also "the soldier and the hunchback. further information concerning nuit and hadit is given in the course of this book; but i must here mention that the brother quoted in connection with the "wizard amalantrah, etc (samuel bar aiwaz) identifies them with anu and adad, the supreme mother and father deities of the sumerians. taken in connection with the aiwaz identifications, this is very striking indeed (this last sentence was added because a.c. was convinced that aiwass wa

egend in short, they are babes of the abyss. this is the "grade, or rather, the "going" in which the veil is rent and the mind receives the first impact of the infinite. in this sense, therefore, nuit is appealing to 666 to become the hierophant of the greater mysteries that is to say, the magus of the aeon, the initiator of the masters of the temple. obviously, he must be in chokhmah. 6. be thou hadit, my secret centre, my heart& my tongue! aleister crowley is being 'chosen and the choice is specifically declared: he is to be hadit, that is, simultaneously kether (the centre, chokhmah (the tongue) and binah (the ancient egyptians believed that the heart was the seat of intelligence. in short, in order to do the job for which he was chosen nuit's helpmeet he must reach the highest initiati

den bough. thus, once europa, semele and others claimed that zeus--air [inserted footnote* zeus obtained air for his kingdom in the partition with hades, who took fire, and poseidon, who took water. shu is the egyptian god of the firmament. there is a great difficulty here, etymologically. zeus is connected with iao, abrasax, and the dental sibilant gods of the great mysteries, with the south and hadit, adad, set, saturn, adonai, attis, adonis; he is even the "jesus, slain with the lance, whose blood is collected in a cup. yet he is also to be identified with the opposite party of the north and nuit, with the "john" slain with the sword, whose flesh is placed upon a disk, in the lesser mysteries, baptizing with water as "jesus" with fire, with on, qannes, noah, and the like. it seems as if

th the sword, whose flesh is placed upon a disk, in the lesser mysteries, baptizing with water as "jesus" with fire, with on, qannes, noah, and the like. it seems as if this great division, which has wrought such appalling havoc upon earth, was originally no more than a distinction adopted for convenience. it is indeed the task of this book to reduce theology to the interplay of the dyad nuit and hadit, these being themselves conceived as complementary, as two equivalent to naught "divided for love's sake, for the chance of union- had enjoyed them in the form of a beast, bird, or what not; while later mary attributed her condition to the agency of a spirit spiritus, breath, or air in the shape of a dove (simple-minded readers must not think for one moment that a. c. is here "admitting the

as a very wicked man. 9. worship then the khabs, and behold my light shed over you! we are to pay attention to this inmost light; then comes the answering light of infinite space. note that the light of space is what men call darkness; its nature is utterly incomprehensible to our uninitiated minds. it is the 'veils' mentioned previously in this comment that obstruct the relation between nuit and hadit. we are not to worship the khu, to fall in love with our magical image. to do this we have all done it is to forget our truth. if we adore form, it becomes opaque to being, and may soon prove false to itself. the khu in each of us includes the cosmos as he knows it. to me, even another khabs is only part of my khu. your own khabs is your one sole truth. 10. let my servants be few& secret: th

your own khabs is your one sole truth. 10. let my servants be few& secret: they shall rule the many& the known "my servants; not those of the lord of the aeon "the law is for all; there can be no secrecy about that. the verse refers to specially chosen 'servants; perhaps those who, worshipping the khabs, have beheld her light shed over them. such persons indeed consummate the marriage of nuit and hadit in themselves; in that case they are aware of certain ways to power. there is also a mystical sense in this verse. we are to organize our minds thoroughly, appointing few and secret chiefs, serving nuit, to discipline the varied departments of the conscious thought. 11. these are fools that men adore; both their gods& their men are fools. this verse establishes uncompromisingly that all gods

ter left 'to the right ingenium of the practicus' if to investigate them be his will. 13. i am above you and in you. my ecstasy is in yours. my joy is to see your joy. the link between nuit and us human beings, insofar as we are incarnated stars, is in the sahashara cakkram. see liber v. 14. above, the gemmed azure is the naked splendour of nuit; she bends in ecstasy to kiss the secret ardours of hadit. the winged globe, the starry blue, are mine, 0 ankh-af-na-khonsu! exoterically, this is a straightforward description of the relative positions of nuit and hadit in the stele. the esoteric meaning had better remain secret. 15. now ye shall know that the chosen priest& apostle of infinite space is the prince-priest the beast; and in his woman called the scarlet woman is all power given. they

eternal sakhti (nuit) must activate the sahashara in them, attracted by the awakening of the ajna. 20. the key of the rituals is in the secret word which i have given unto him. this word is communicated directly to any serious aspirant when needed. 21. with the god& the adorer i am nothing: they do not see me. they are as upon the earth; i am heaven, and there is no other god than me, and my lord hadit. samadhi with any god is not the ultimate trance. the ultimate trance is the union of nuit and hadit. that is why over the head of ra-hoor-khuit in the stele, kundalini has reached the sahashara, and is radiating into emptiness. see liber vii, i, 36-40, liber hhh, section sss, and liber lxv, iii, 3 1-36. 22. now, therefore, i am known to ye by my name nuit, and to him by a secret name which

live in. the first section of this verse is connected with the second only by the word 'therefore. it appears to describe an initiation, or perhaps the initiation, in general terms. i would suggest that the palace is the 'holy house' or universe of the initiate of the new law. the four gates are perhaps light, life, love, liberty--see "de lege libellum. lapis lazuli is a symbol of nuit, jasper of hadit. the rare scents are possibly various ecstasies or samadhis. jasmine and rose are hieroglyphs of the two main sacraments, while the emblems of death may refer to certain secrets of a well known exoteric school of initiation whose members, with the rarest exceptions, do not know what it is all about (he refers to masonry) the question then arises as to whether the initiate is able to stand fi

ystery concerning sin the babylonian moon-god and its influence, that we have already spoken about. serious students are referred to book four, part iii, chapter iv, the long note on the word alim; to the scholion on liber samekh, book four, part iii, appendix iv, section j; to liber aleph, chapters 173-176, 185; to verses 14-2 1 and 34-36 of liber ccclxx; and to the hymn in liber xv. also, since hadit is the highest possible conception of the phallus, higher even than yod, it follows that the ultimate house of god is nuit. that is obvious, since you are a star, therefore hadit, and live in her! which brings us back to the first sentence of the verse. 58. i give unimaginable joys on earth: certainty, not faith, while in life, upon death; peace unutterable, rest, ecstasy; nor do i demand au

cstasy, and his mind begins to worry about the way in which he is exploited and oppressed. very soon he begins furtively to throw bombs; and, gathering strength, to send his tyrants to the gallows. 64. i am the blue-lidded daughter of sunset; i am the naked brilliance of the voluptuous night-sky. 65. to me! to me! 66. the manifestation of nuit is at an end. the second chapter 1. nu! the hiding of hadit. we see again set forth the complementary character of nuit and hadit. nu conceals had because he is everywhere in the infinite, and she manifests him for the same reason (see verse 3) every individual manifests the whole; and the whole conceals every individual. the soul interprets the universe; and the universe veils the soul. nature understands herself by becoming self-conscious in her un

g self-conscious in her units; and the consciousness loses its sense of separateness by dissolution in her. there has been much difficulty in the orthography (in sacred languages) of these names. nu is clearly stated to be 56, nv; but had is only hinted obscurely. this matter is discussed later more fully; verses 15 and 16. 2. come! all ye, and learn the secret that hath not yet been revealed. i, hadit, am the complement of nu, my bride. i am not extended, and khabs is the name of my house. khabs 'a star' is an unit of nuit, and therefore nuit herself. this doctrine is enormously difficult of apprehension, even after these many years of study. hadit is the "core of every star (verse 6. he is thus the impersonal identity within the individuality of "every man and every woman. he is "not ext

s "not extended; that is, without condition of any sort in the metaphysical sense. only in the highest trances can the nature of these truths be realized. it is indeed a suprarational experience not dissimilar to those characteristic of the "star-sponge" vision previously described that can help us here. the trouble is that the truth itself is unfitted to the dualistic reason of 'normal' mankind. hadit seems to be the principle of motion which is everywhere, yet is not extended in any dimension except as it chances to combine with the 'matter' which is nuit. there can evidently be no manifestation apart from this conjunction. a "khabs" or star is apparently any nucleus where this conjunction has taken place. the real philosophical difficulty about this cosmogony is not concerned with any p

y be no manifestation apart from this conjunction. a "khabs" or star is apparently any nucleus where this conjunction has taken place. the real philosophical difficulty about this cosmogony is not concerned with any particular equation, or even with the original equation. we can understand x=ab, x=a,b,&c; and, also, 0 =pa qb, whether pa-qb=o or not. but we ask how the homogeneity of both nuit and hadit can ever lead to even the illusion of 'difference. the answer appears to be that this difference appears naturally with the self-realization of nuit as the totality of possibilities; each of these, singly and in combination, is satisfied or set in motion by hadit, to compose a particular manifestation. 0 could possess no signification at all, unless there were diverse dimensions wherein it h

man and every woman is a star" there is no place soever that is not a centre of light. this truth is to be realized by direct perception, not merely by intellection. it is axiomatic; it cannot be demonstrated. it is to be assimilated by experience of the vision of the "star-sponge. 4. yet she shall be known& i never. see later, verse 13 "thou (i.e, the beast, who is here the mask, or 'persona, of hadit) wast the knower. hadit possesses the power to know, nuit that of being known. nuit is not unconnected with the idea of nibbana, the 'shoreless sea' in which knowledge is not. hadit is hidden in nuit, and knows her, she being an object of knowledge; but he is not knowable, for he is merely that part of her which she formulates in order that she may be known. 5. behold! the rituals of the old

y is in the word "go. it cannot 'be, as we have seen above; it is the fundamental error of the 'black brothers' in their policy of resisting all change, to try to maintain it as fixed and absolute. but (as the tree of life indicates) knowledge is the means by which the conscious mind, microprosopus, reaches to understanding and to wisdom, its mother and father, which reflect respectively nuit and hadit from the ain and kether. the process is to use each new item of knowledge to correct and increase one's comprehension of the subject of the proposition. thus arb should tell us: a is (not a, as we supposed) but a. this facilitates the discovery arc leading to a is a2 and so on. in practice, every thing that we learn about (e.g 'horse' helps us to understand to enjoy the idea. the difference

l prejudice. a man who 'bowed humbly to the authority of' the pope, or the bible, or the sanhedrim, or the oracle of apollo, or the tribal medicine- man, none the less expressed truly his own wish to abdicate responsibility. in the light of this book, we now know that the centre is everywhere, the circumference nowhere; that "every man and every woman is a star, a 'khabs' the name of the house of hadit; that "the word of sin is restriction. to us, then 'evil' is a relative term; it is 'that which hinders one from fulfilling his true will (e.g, rain is 'good' or 'bad' for the farmer according to the requirements of his crops) the osirian rituals inculcating self-sacrifice to an abstract idea, mutilation to appease an ex cathedra morality, fidelity to a priori formulae, etc, teach false and

wledge; they must be 'cast away' or 'purged. the schools of initiation must be reformed. this is being done despite the howling and gnashing of teeth, and will go on until the whole mess is cleaned up. 6. i am the flame that burns in every heart of man, and in the core of every star. i am life, and the giver of life, yet therefore is the knowledge of me the knowledge of death. it follows that, as hadit can never be known, there is no death (except in the initiatic sense and very much so in this sense, dear 'black brethren) the death of the individual is his awakening to the impersonal immortality of hadit. this applies less to physical death than to the crossing of the abyss; for which see liber 418, fourteenth aethyr. one may attain to be aware that one is but a particular 'child' of the

n never be known, there is no death (except in the initiatic sense and very much so in this sense, dear 'black brethren) the death of the individual is his awakening to the impersonal immortality of hadit. this applies less to physical death than to the crossing of the abyss; for which see liber 418, fourteenth aethyr. one may attain to be aware that one is but a particular 'child' of the play of hadit and nuit; one's personality is then perceived as being a disguise. it is not only not a living thing, as one had thought; but a mere symbol without substance, incapable of life. it is the conventional form of a certain cluster of thoughts, themselves the partial and hieroglyphic symbols of an 'ego. the conscious and sensible 'man' is to his self just what the printed letters on this page are

RUBY TABLET OF SET

is: the book of the law analysis and commentary introduction: on march 18, 1904 ce aleister crowley and his wife rose visited the old boulak museum in cairo. she drew his attention to the xxvi dynasty funerary stele of the theban priest ankhf- n-khonsu. represented on this stele are two egyptian god-figures and a winged solar disc, which crowley identified respectively as nuit, ra-hoor-khuit, and hadit. he thought ra- hoor-khuit to be a form of horus the younger (the egyptological term for the son of osiris and isis in the osirian mythos) and thus the symbol of an "aeon of the son" to follow those of the mother-goddess (isis) and the father-god (osiris. he also believed hadit to be "heru-pakraath (harpokrates, the infant form of horus the younger. he identified nuit [correctly] as the egyp

uit" is correctly translated to "ra-harakte, master of the gods" this is a form of harwer (horus the elder. the great horus of pre-osirian legend, literally "horus of the horizon" in his solar aspect of xepera. ra-harakte had been the judge of the dead in non-osirian egypt, and he was also cast as the champion of set in the osirian-mythos trial between set and horus the younger. the curious term "hadit" is simply the islamic word for a divinely inspired utterance of any sort; hence it is not found on the xxvi dynasty monument. the "hadit" disc is hieroglyphically identified on the stele as "behdety, a form of horus the elder worshipped at behdet in the eastern nile delta. summarily the stele of revealing is not based upon the osirian triad at all; its themes are those of a theban sun-cult

enerally portrayed as a ram or as a man wearing a twin-plumed headdress. this statement suggests the forthcoming catalyst of the age of satan [or set/harwer, symbolized by the ram of mendes (ba-neb-tettu, as a transitional phase between the aons of horus and set. note the emphasis given to the term "children, implying an elect body of initiates rather than the human species as a whole. 6. be thou hadit, my secret centre, my heart& my tongue "hadit" means "inspired utterance "had" is also the "secret center" of the word "abrahadabra, described by crowley as the magical formula of the aon of horus. the "abra" prefix& suffix each translate hieroglyphically as "heart of ra" or "purification of ra" which would render the entire formula as an "inspired utterance from the heart of ra" 7. behold!

the persons of the elect. the intelligence of the flame, both chaotic (harwer) and composed (set, takes pleasure in the generation and preservation of similar qualities in the elect. for their part, the elect experience a unique exhilaration at night, especially when exposed to starlight. 14. above, the gemmed azure is the naked splendour of nuit she bends in ecstasy to kiss the secret ardours of hadit. the winged globe, the starry blue, are mine, o ankh-f-n-khonsu. crowley's poetic rendering of the juxtaposition of nuit and "hadit" on the stele of revealing. his misidentification of behdety is again apparent, as the lover of nuit was a god of the earth, not [either] horus. the name "ankh-f-n-khonsu" translates to"[he whose] life is in khonsu" khonsu or khons was the moon-god of thebes, so

mulgate its doctrines to society in general. both of these tasks they indeed undertook, and their successful accomplishment was a necessary precondition of the age of satan and aon of set. 16. for he is ever a sun, and she a moon. but to him is the winged secret flame, and to her the stooping starlight. crowley interpreted this verse as a simple identification of the beast and scarlet woman with "hadit" and nuit respectively. he further hypothesized an analogy to the yang/yin interrelationship of chinese cosmology. to me this latter interpretation seems more substantive, implying as it does that complementary magical influences would be required for the aon of horus to exert its full influence. 17. but ye are not so chosen. crowley excuses this particular comment as being directed to "the

and a:.a. incorporated an elevenfold base [which was rather at odds with the tenfold cabalistic tree of life. he also felt the word to be a "corrected" version of the older term "abracadabra (a pyramidal word-puzzle based upon the a-b-c-d sequence. 21. with the god& the adorer i am nothing: they do not see me. they are as upon the earth; i am heaven, and there is no other god than me, and my lord hadit. crowley interpreted this passage as descriptive of the stele of revealing. i read it rather as a statement concerning the true nature of "god, i.e: the mechanical, inertial cosmos (objective universe (nuit) as opposed to popular concepts of god as an anthropomorphic, sentient center of willful personality. such fantasies are unsubstantiated. the true "god" is "heaven (the objective universe

le of revealing. i read it rather as a statement concerning the true nature of "god, i.e: the mechanical, inertial cosmos (objective universe (nuit) as opposed to popular concepts of god as an anthropomorphic, sentient center of willful personality. such fantasies are unsubstantiated. the true "god" is "heaven (the objective universe/nuit, and it is perceived as such by means of inspired visions (hadit. 22. now, therefore, i am known to ye by my name nuit, and to him by a secret name which i will give to him when at last he knoweth me. since i am infinite space, and the infinite stars thereof, do ye also thus. bind nothing! let there be no difference made among you between any one thing& any other thing; for thereby cometh hurt. the secret name, revealed in the 12th aethyr of liber 418 (th

ns. be goodly therefore: dress ye all in fine apparel; eat rich foods and drink sweet wines and wines that foam! also, take your fill and will of love as ye will, when, where and with whom ye will! but always unto me. crowley considered this passage a more or less literal interpretation of the initiatory environment the a:.a. was to use. lapis lazuli and jasper he considered symbolic of nuit and "hadit" respectively, and he thought jasmine and rose to represent "the two sacraments (the male and female sexual fluids. he referred guardedly to the "emblems of death" as the ceremonial symbols of freemasonry. to be adopted and used by the a:.a. if the passage is indeed descriptive of an initiatory temple, then it may be read literally and a temple constructed accordingly, complete with four gat

me! to me! calling forth the flame of the hearts of all in her love-chant. 63. sing the rapturous love-song unto me! burn to me perfumes! wear to me jewels! drink to me, for i love you! i love you! 64. i am the blue-lidded daughter of sunset; i am the naked brilliance of the voluptuous night sky. 65. to me! to me! 66. the manifestation of nuit is at an end. the second chapter 1. nu! the hiding of hadit. according to islam, the term hadith identifies a "divinely inspired utterance" the term has no meaning in egyptian hieroglyphic. the "hadit"-figure on the stele of revealing is identified in the inscription as behdety, a form of harwer, the great horus. this second chapter is intelligible if it is understood as an utterance of aleister crowley inspired by harwer [by contrast, the third chap

verse nuit is said to conceal or obscure the magician's awareness of harwer. if nuit is recognized as the inertial neter of the objective universe, and if harwer. per the book of coming forth by night. is seen as a concentration of intelligence directly opposite to nuit, the antipodal tension between them may be understood. 2. come! all ye, and learn the secret that hath not yet been revealed. i, hadit, am the complement of nu, my bride. i am not extended, and khabs is the name of my house. crowley considered hadit to be symbolic of "infinite contraction. a geometric point. and nuit "infinite expansion" into the three geometric dimensions. the concepts have no meaning save in pure mathematics, because the former state would mean nonexistence save as a locus, and the latter a state of exist

i am not extended, and khabs is the name of my house. crowley considered hadit to be symbolic of "infinite contraction. a geometric point. and nuit "infinite expansion" into the three geometric dimensions. the concepts have no meaning save in pure mathematics, because the former state would mean nonexistence save as a locus, and the latter a state of existence embracing everything. in which case "hadit" could not think or talk, while there would be no one "else" for nuit to talk with "khabs" may be translated in many ways [see #i-8. here it may characterize harwer as a neter of "pure spirit [see #ii-1. 3. in the sphere i am everywhere, the centre, as she, the circumference, is nowhere found. crowley compared this to "an old mystical definition of god. he whose centre is everywhere and whos

the unfit: let them die in their misery. for they feel not. compassion is the vice of kings: stamp down the wretched& the weak: this is the law of the strong: this is our law and the joy of the world. think not, o king, upon that lie: that thou must die; verily thou shalt not die, but live. now let it be understood: if the body of the king dissolve, he shall remain in pure ecstacy for ever. nuit! hadit! ra-hoor-khuit! the sun, strength& sight, light: these are for the servants of the star& the snake. the "law of the jungle" raised to its most complex expression in the writings of nietzsche. one of the prerogatives of an independent intellect, however, is that of defying the law of the jungle. to enable the weak or injured to survive in order that they may prove their worth under other circ

and carry immediate conviction" revelation 13:11. 77. o be thou proud and mighty among men! 78. lift up thyself! for there is not like unto thee among men or among gods! lift up thyself, o my prophet, thy stature shall surpass the stars. they shall worship thy name, foursquare, mystic, wonderful, the number of the man; and the name of thy house 418. revelation 13:12. 79. the end of the hiding of hadit; and blessing& worship to the prophet of the lovely star! i john 4:3. the third chapter 1. abrahadabra! the reward of ra hoor khut. ra-harakte was a form of harwer adopted as an aspect of ra by the priesthood of ra at heliopolis [cf. budge, from fetish to god in ancient egypt (london: oxford, 1934, page #216] crowley, whose familiarity with egyptian philosophy was limited to the osirian myth

verses as a reference to the death of his firstborn daughter in 1906. 16. deem not too eagerly to catch the promises; fear not to undergo the curses. ye, even ye, know not this meaning all. 17. fear not at all; fear neither men nor fates, nor gods, nor anything. money fear not, nor laughter of the folk folly, nor any other power in heaven or upon the earth or under the earth. nu is your refuge as hadit your light; and i am the strength, force, vigour, of your arms. 18. mercy let be off: damn them who pity. kill and torture; spare not; be upon them. 19. that stele they shall call the abomination of desolation; count well its name& it shall be to you as 718. after many failures, crowley set down "stele" in greek, which "to him" was 52. he then subtracted 52 from 718 and got 666. 20. why? bec

aspect of the sun at dawn, when of course it appears in the east. 22. the other images group around me to support me: let all be worshipped, for they shall cluster to exalt me. i am the visible object of worship; the others are secret; for the beast& his bride are they: and for the winners of the ordeal x. what is this? thou shalt know. crowley thought "the other images" to be those of nuit and "hadit. in view of #iii-21 it would seem more probable for them to be ra's other aspects: aten (noon, atum (sunset, and xepera (the sun at night. nevertheless [in liber resh vel helios] crowley did institute periodic devotions to these other aspects of ra. the significance of xepera would indeed remain a secret until the year x of the aon of set, at which time it would indeed be revealed to the "wi

are the adorations, as thou hast written, as it is said, the light is mine; its rays consume me: i have made a secret door into the house of ra and tum, of khephra and of ahathoor. i am thy theban, o mentu, the prophet ankh-af-na-khonsu! by bes-na-maut my breast i beat; by wise t'a-nech i weave my spell. show thy star-splendour, o nuit! bid me within thine house to dwell, o winged snake of light, hadit! abide with me, ra-hoor-khuit #iii-37 and #iii-38 contain extracts of poems crowley had written prior to the cairo working [of the book of the law. these poems (titled paraphrases of the inscriptions on the front and back of the stele of revealing) are contained in the 1936 edition of crowley's equinox of the gods [therein the final line of the extract in #iii-37 reads "aum! let it kill me]

black upon beautiful paper made by hand; and to each man and woman that thou meetest, were it but to dine or drink at them, it is the law to give. then they shall chance to abide in this bliss or no; it is no odds. do this quickly! the secrets of the book of the law are to be found through both the english and the egyptian hieroglyphic languages. 40. but the work of the comment? that is easy; and hadit burning in thy heart shall make swift and secure thy pen. in both his 1912 and 1920 comments crowley indicated dissatisfaction with the results of his commentaries. he might have fared better had he reconsidered #ii-55, though some of the contents of the book of the law would remain enigmatic until the advent of the aon of set. 41. establish at thy kaaba a clerk-house; all must be done well

the work of wickedness. let her kill her heart. let her be loud and adulterous; let her be covered with jewels, and rich garments, and let her be shameless before all men! 45. then will i lift her to pinnacles of power: then will i breed from her a child mightier than all the kings of the earth. i will fill her with joy: with my force shall she see& strike at the worship of nu; she shall achieve hadit. none of the scarlet women was able to sustain #iii-44 and thus attain #iii-45. 46. i am the warrior lord of the forties: the eighties cower before me& are abased. i will bring you to victory& joy: i will be at your arms in battle& ye shall delight to slay. success is your proof; courage is your armour; go on, go on, in my strength& ye shall turn not back for any. this is popularly [by crowl

cult characterizations. he named the magical aeons according to the osirian triad- first that of isis, then that of osiris, and finally that of "the crowned and conquering child, horus the younger.28 closely associated with- and mentioned in- the book of the law was an egyptian funerary stele, which crowley called the "stele of revealing" the three figures on this stele, whom crowley called nuit, hadit, and ra hoor khuit, lent their names to the three chapters of the book of the law. nuit he correctly identified as the egyptian sky goddess. hadit or had is not the name of any egyptian deity; the winged solar disk in question is identified in the hieroglyphs of the stele as behut-t (horus behdety, a form of horus the elder worshipped in the western nile delta at behdet.29 [the curious term

adit, and ra hoor khuit, lent their names to the three chapters of the book of the law. nuit he correctly identified as the egyptian sky goddess. hadit or had is not the name of any egyptian deity; the winged solar disk in question is identified in the hieroglyphs of the stele as behut-t (horus behdety, a form of horus the elder worshipped in the western nile delta at behdet.29 [the curious term "hadit" is actually arabic, and means "a divinely inspired utterance] as for ra hoor khuit, whom crowley incorrectly identifies as horus the younger,30 the hieroglyphs on the stele title the figure ra-harakhti. ra-harakhti("ra-horus of the two horizons) was a form of horus the elder identified with ra, especially in his aspects of atum and xepera.31 ra-harakhti was a rival "final judgment" god to o

THE BLACK LODGE

or self-sufficiency is a form of hatred, meaning repulsion towards what is external to ourselves. in this sense, ferocity in a wild animal, or selfishness in a human being, are merely expressions of what is called the instinct of self-preservation. as incredible as it may seem, this is merely the reflection, on the emotional plane, of that consciousness of spiritual identity that thelemites call hadit. ferocity, hatred, selfishness, cruelty, perversity, malignity, are mere projections, on certain sub-planes of the astral, of instincts which were developed by each and every form of life in their effort to assure individual survival and, through this, the survival and consequent evolution of the species. in those astral sub-planes, those qualities take shape, and manifest themselves as "dem

at go" perhaps ths reminds you of the words of "jesus (in truth, a section of the talmud, adapted to roman mentality "come unto me, ye who suffer, and ye shall be consoled? and also al ii 8 "who worshiped heru-pa-kraath have worshiped me; ill, for i am the worshiper" heru-pa-kraath, the babe on the lotus, represents the eternal child, that is, the spiritual seed of our species; he is identical to hadit. it is foolish to worship this child. we are this child. the child hoor and the child jesus are the same child, and this symbol of the eternal child is thousands of years older than christianity. it already existed in china and india when the jews had not yet become organized as a cultural group. we already said that the false masters and the false initiatic organizations offer candidates ev

THE MAGICIAN S KABBALAH

me symbol of the fool tarot card, the "nought" card. however, it should be seen that the fool is not a "zero" in the same way that the ain is "negative" rather than "nothing. the negative in this case is that of the finite glyph of kether, the point (having position but not magnitude) as created from the infinite ain (having infinite magnitude and no position. kether can be represented as the god hadit and the ain represented by the goddess nuit in the thelemic system developed by aleister crowley. in magick, chapter 0 (hence, the ain) he states "infinite space is called the goddess nuit, while the infinitely small and atomic yet omnipresent point is called hadit. this is the basis of all cosmology, which refers to the known, the unknown, and ultimately, their interaction. yod in chockmah

THE SECRET RITUALS OF THE OTO

o c.b. and kneels, offering cup. c.b. drinks, lifts her kirtle from which he takes the phial of oil) g.c (within triangle. anoints crown of c. s head) file//c /documents%20and%20settings/michael..0secret%20rituals%20of%20the%20o.t.o/p2c8.html (5 of 13 [12/28/2001 2:05:02 pm] the secret rituals of the o.t.o. in the name of nuit and of babalon and of isis (anoints centre of forehead) in the name of hadit and of chaos and of apophis (anoints ball of thumb) in the name of ra-hoor-khuit and of the beast and of on and by the authority of the g(rand) m(aster) b(aphomet) and by virtue of the powers vested in my person, i create thee, now and for ever, a knight templar of the order of kadosch and a companion of the holy grail. iao sabao (gives the accolade on b- c- a-s saltire) all: iao sabao! g.c:

left of g.c) g.c: sir knight, you will lead the procession. let us travel in the path of the serpent (knight leads deosil. at each outward curve, new knight and all sweep down and out with thumb. they go round 7 times) g.c: unveil the graal (all sheathe swords. c.b. takes cup, drinks and offers to g.c. each, as he drinks says: 1. to the glory of nuit who is babalon who is isis. 2. to the glory of hadit who is chaos who is apophis. 3. to the glory of hoor khuit who is the beast who is on. 4. to the glory of our first master three in one sol-om-on! file//c /documents%20and%20settings/michael..0secret%20rituals%20of%20the%20o.t.o/p2c8.html (9 of 13 [12/28/2001 2:05:02 pm] the secret rituals of the o.t.o. 5. to the glory of our master jacobus burgundus molensis. 6. to the glory of the o.h.o. 7

he symbols. this represents the flight of life from one resting-place to another, and is therefore a proper attribute of the phallus. the tree; is but the flowering phallus. the stars; these being the concourse of the brethren of the sun are venerable for the wise even as he. and the star-universe is as it were his mother, whence nuit is the highest and holiest of all that may be. and her mate is hadit, the secret and essential energy of life whose raiment is the phallus, wherefore is hadit equal with her, the highest and holiest of all that may be. and their child ra-hoor-khuit is the visible sol-phallus upon earth. but this is a mystery of the adepts of thelema and the vulgar may not attain to it. file//c /documents%20and%20settings/michael..0secret%20rituals%20of%20the%20o.t.o/p3c1.html

TYSON DONALD THE POWER OF THE WORD

ic writings [i9091 [york beach, maine: weiser, 1977, p. 30) the formation of the yod is the formulation of the first creative force, of that father who is called "self-begotten" and unto whom it is said "thou hast formulated thy father, and made fertile thy mother" the adding of the he' to the yod is the marriage of that father to the great co-equal mother, who is a reflection of nuit as he is of hadit. their union brings forth the son vau who is the heir. finally the daughter he' is produced. she is both the twin sister and the daughter of vau. his mission is to redeem her by making her his bride; the result of this is to set her upon the throne of her mother, and 250 tetragrammaton it is only she whose youthful embrace can reawaken the eld of the all-father. in this complex family relati

WEOR SAMAEL AUN ESOTERIC COURSE OF KABBLAH

ollows: 5+ 6= 11, then 1+ 1= 2. one is the father; two is she, nuit, the divine mother kundalini. practice: 1. lay down on your bed, facing up and with your body relaxed. 2. achieve the state of slumber by meditating upon the sacred serpent that dwells in the coccygeal chakra. 3. thereafter, pray with all of your heart, meditating on the following sacred ritualistic prayer: invocation be thou, oh hadit, my secret, the gnostic mystery of my being, the central point of my connection, my heart itself, and bloom on my fertile lips, made verb! up above, in the infinite heavens, in the profound height of the unknown, the incessant glow of light is the naked beauty of nuit. she reclines, she bends in delectable ecstasy, to receive the kiss of secret fervor of hadit. the winged sphere and the blue

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