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ALEISTER CROWLEY EIGHT LECTURES ON YOGA

eas 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 notice tonight is that it corresponds closely to one of the great states of mind which reflect the experience


ALEISTER CROWLEY ACROSS THE GULF

voured by apep; let her be prostituted to the lust of besz, and let her face be eaten by the god. it is not good to write his name. then they loosed me, and i lay smiling in the pool. they lifted me up and brought me to the feet of the goddess, so that i might kiss them. and as i kissed them such a thrill ran through me that i thought myself rapt away into the heaven of amoun, or even as asi when hoor and hoor-pa-kraat, cleaving her womb, sprang armed to life. then they stripped me of my robes, and lashed me with fine twigs of virgin hazel, until my blood ran from me into the pool. but the surface of the silver swallowed up the blood by some mysterious energy; and they took this to be a sign of acceptance. so then they clothed me in the right robes of a priestess of the veiled one; and the

fice (for the gods neither die nor are re- page 40 gulf.txt 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 concea


ALEISTER CROWLEY BOOK OF LIES

e 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 the sephirot

importance of this physical procession in line 5. it is then asserted that the ultimate letter a has two names, or phases, life and death. line 7 balances line 5. it will be notice that the phraseology of these two lines is so conceived that the one contains the other more than itself. line 8 emphasises the importance of performing both [13] 2 kappa-epsilon-phi-alpha-eta beta the cry of the hawk hoor hath a secret fourfold name: it is do what thou wilt.(3) four words: naught-one-many-all. thou-child! thy name is holy. thy kingdom is come. thy will is done. here is the bread. book of lies get any book for free on: www.abika.com 13 here is the blood. bring us through temptation! deliver us from good and evil! that mine as thine be the crown of the kingdom, even now. abrahadabra. these ten w

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 night of pan i

y iota-c?-chi-upsilon-rho-omicron-c, thy left shoulder, and say epsilon-upsilon-chi-alpha-rho-iota-c- tau-omicron-c; then clasp thine hands, locking the fingers, and cry iota-alpha-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 chi-alpha-omicron-c. retire thine hand in the sign of hoor pa kraat. go round to the north and repeat; but scream beta-alpha-beta-alpha-lambda-omicron-nu. go round to the west and repeat; but say epsilon-rho-omega- c. go round to the south and repeat; but bellow psi-upsilon-chi-eta. completing the circle widdershins, retire to the centre, and raise thy voice in the paian, with these words iota-omicron pi-alpha-nu with the signs of n.o.x. extend the a

cism (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 combines, a


ALEISTER CROWLEY BOOK OF THE LAW

u 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 forth, o children, under the stars& take your fill of love! i,13: i am above you and in you. my ecstasy

ite unto us the rituals; write unto us the law! i,34: but she said: the ordeals i write not: the rituals shall be half known and half concealed: the law is for all. i,35: this that thou writest is the threefold book of law. i,36: my scribe ankh-af-na-khonsu, the priest of the princes, shall not in one letter change this book; but lest there be folly, he shall comment thereupon by the wisdom of ra-hoor-khu-it. i,37: also the mantras and spells; the obeah and the wanga; the work of the wand and the work of the sword; these he shall learn and teach. i,38: he must teach; but he may make severe the ordeals. i,39: the word of the law is thelema* greek letters in ms: theta-epsilon-lambda-eta-mu-alpha. i,40: who calls us thelemites will do no wrong, if he look but close into the word. for there ar

are one perfect and not two; nay, are none! i,46: nothing is a secret key of this law. sixty-one the jews call it; i call it eight, eighty, four hundred& eighteen. i,47: but they have the half: unite by thine art so that all disappear. i,48: my prophet is a fool with his one, one, one; are not they the ox, and none by the book? i,49: abrogate are all rituals, all ordeals, all words and signs. ra-hoor-khuit hath taken his seat in the east at the equinox of the gods; and let asar be with isa, who also are one. but they are not of me. let asar be the adorant, isa the sufferer; hoor in his secret name and splendour is the lord initiating. i,50: there is a word to say about the hierophantic task. behold! there are three ordeals in one, and it may be given in three ways. the gross must pass thr

be goodly therefore: dress ye all in fine apparel; eat rich foods and drink sweet wines and wines that foam! also, take your will and fill of love as ye will, when, where, and with whom ye will! but always unto me. i,52: if this be not aright; if ye confound the space-marks, saying: they are one; or saying, they are many; if the ritual be not ever unto me: then expect the direful judgments of ra hoor khuit! i,53: this shall regenerate the world, the little world my sister, my heart& my tongue, unto whom i send this kiss. also, o scribe and prophet, though thou be of the princes, it shall not assuage thee nor absolve thee. but ecstasy be thine and joy of earth: ever to me! to me! i,54: change not as much as the style of a letter; for behold! thou, o prophet, shalt not behold all these myst

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 innocence i

ble. ii,62: i am uplifted in thine heart; and the kisses of the stars rain hard upon thy body. ii,63: thou art exhaust in the voluptuous fullness of the inspiration; the expiration is sweeter than death, more rapid and laughterful than a caress of hell s own worm. ii,64: oh! thou art overcome: we are upon thee; our delight is all over thee: hail! hail: prophet of nu! prophet of had! prophet of ra-hoor-khu! now rejoice! now come in our splendour& rapture! come in our passionate peace& write sweet words for the kings! ii,65: i am the master: thou art the holy chosen one. ii,66: write& find ecstasy in writing! work& be our bed in working! thrill with the joy of life& death! ah! thy death shall be lovely: whoso seeth it shall be glad. thy death shall be the seal of the promise of our agelong l

ft 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: choose ye an island! iii,5: fortify it! iii,6: dung it about with enginery of war! iii,7: i will give you a war-engi

ut miraculous colour shall come back to it day after day. close it in locked glass for a proof to the world. iii,11: this shall be your only proof. i forbid argument. conquer! that is enough. i will make easy to you the abstruction from the ill-ordered house in the victorious city. thou shalt thyself convey it with worship, o prophet, though thou likest it not. thou shalt have danger& trouble. ra-hoor-khu is with thee. worship me with fire& blood; worship me with swords& with spears. let the woman be girt with a sword before me: let blood flow to my name. trample down the heathen; be upon them, o warrior, i will give you of their flesh to eat! iii,12: sacrifice cattle, little and big: after a child. iii,13: but not now. iii,14: ye shall see that hour, o blessed beast, and thou the scarlet

sume my throne and place. another prophet shall arise, and bring fresh fever from the skies; another woman shall awake the lust& worship of the snake; another soul of god and beast shall mingle in the globed priest; another sacrifice shall stain the tomb; another king shall reign; and blessing no longer be poured to the hawk-headed mystical lord! iii,35: the half of the word of heru-ra-ha, called hoor-pa-kraat and ra-hoor-khut. iii,36: then said the prophet unto the god: iii,37: i adore thee in the song- i am the lord of thebes,and i the inspired forth-speaker of mentu; for me unveils the veiled sky, the self-slain ankh-af-na-khonsu whose words are truth. i invoke, i greet thy presence, o r-hoor-khuit! unity uttermost showed! i adore the might of thy breath, supreme and terrible god, who m

hou 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 or to drink at them, it

n 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 overmuch! them that seek to entrap thee, to overthrow thee, them attack without pity or quarter& destroy them utterly. swift as a trodden serpent turn and strike! be thou yet deadlier than he! drag down their souls to awful torment: laugh at their fear: spit upon them! iii,43: let the scarle


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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 regard as


ALEISTER CROWLEY LIBER 777

h 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 the child) and ra-hoor-khuit (ra-horus of the two horizons. line 6: on was not an egyptian deity but a transliteration into hebrew( a or wa) of the name of the egyptian solar cult-centre called heliopolis by the greeks. the confusion arose through a misreading by freemasons of genesis xli, 45 and 50 where joseph married asenath daughter of poti-phera priest of on. on spelt u


ALEISTER CROWLEY MAGICK IN THEORY AND PRACTICE

he 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<theology is given in liber ccxx, al vel legis which forms part iv of this book 4. hence i can only outline the matter in a very crude way; it would require a separate treatise to discuss even the true meaning of the terms employed, and to show how the book of the law anticipates the recent discoveries of frege, cantor

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 therefore rep

(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 hero; u is the six-fold solar sound of physical life, the triangle of soul being entwined with that of body; m is the silence of "death; gn is the nasal sound of generation& knowledge. isak "identical point" sa-ba-ft "nuith! hadith! ra-hoor-khuit "hail, great wild beast "hail, iao" 270 section ff. 1. this is the lord of the gods: 2. this is the lord of the universe: 3. this is he whom the winds fear. 4. this is he, who having made voice by his commandment is lord of all things; king, ruler and helper. 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 t

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

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 appropriate pentagrams, sigils, and signs. his direction 277 is widdershins

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-eta might be the phrase here intended: its n

: 10 :seb. lower (i.e. unwedded :lakshmi, etc (kundalini: isis and nephthys :11 :nu :the maruts (vayu: 12 :thoth and cynocephalus :hanuman, vishnu (as parasa: rama: 13 :chomse :chandra (as moon: 14 :hathoor :lalita(sexual aspect of sakti: 15 :men thu :shiva: 16 :asar ameshet apis :shiva (sacred bull: 17 :various twin dieties, rehkt :various twin and hybrid: merti, etc: deities: 18 :kephra: 19 :ra-hoor-khuit, pasht, sekhet,:vishnu (nara-singh avatar: mau, sekhmet: 20 :isis (as virgin :the gopi girls, the lord of: yoga: 21 :amoun-ra :brahma, indra: 22 :ma :yama :23 :tum athph auramoth (as water):soma (apas: asar (as hanged man: hekar, isis: 24 :merti goddesses, typhon :kundalini: apep, khephra: 25.:vishnu (horse-avatar: 26 :khem (set :lingam, yoni: 27 :horus: 28 :ahephi, aroueris: 29 :khephr

ron-sigma, thy left shoulder, and say gr:epsilon-upsilon-chi-alpha-rho-iota-sigma-tau-omicron- sigma; then clasp thine hands, locking the fingers, and cry gr:iota-alpha-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

ttery 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. let him draw his thumb from left to right across his breast, at the level of the

ght is still nothing, but it is expressed as if it were two equal weights in opposite scales. the indicator still points to zero "sht" is equally 31 with "la" and "al, but it expresses the secret nature which operates the magick or the transmutations "sht" is the formula of this particular aeon; another aeon might have another way of saying 31 "sh" is fire as t is force; conjoined they express ra-hoor-khuit "the angel" represents the stele 666, showing the gods of the aeon, while "strength" is a picture of babalon and the beast, the earthly emissaries of those gods "sht" is the dynamic equivalent of "la" and "al "sh" shows the word of the law, being triple, as 93 is thrice 31 "t" shows the formula of magick declared in that word; the lion, the serpent, the sun, courage and sexual love are

performed by aspirants<equinox i, 6 has "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 in a loud voice: hail unto thee who art ra in thy rising, even unto thee who art ra in thy strength, who travellest over the heavens in thy bark at the uprising of the sun. tahuti standeth in his splendour at the prow, and ra-hoor abideth at the helm. hail unto thee from the abodes of night! 2. also at noon, let him greet the sun, facing south, giving the sign of his grade. and let him say in a loud voice: hail unto thee who art ahathoor in thy triumphing, even unto thee who art ahathoor in thy beauty, who travellest over the heavens in thy bark at the midcourse of the sun. tahuti standeth in his splendour at the prow

deth at the helm. hail unto thee from the abodes of night! 2. also at noon, let him greet the sun, facing south, giving the sign of his grade. and let him say in a loud voice: hail unto thee who art ahathoor in thy triumphing, even unto thee who art ahathoor in thy beauty, who travellest over the heavens in thy bark at the midcourse of the sun. tahuti standeth in his splendour at the prow, and ra-hoor abideth at the helm. hail unto thee from the abodes of morning! 3. also, at sunset, let him greet the sun, facing west, giving the sign of his grade. and let him say in a loud voice: hail unto thee who art tum in thy setting, even unto thee who art tum in thy joy, who travellest over the heavens in thy bark at the down-going of the sun. tahuti standeth in his splendour at the prow, and ra-hoo

the helm. hail unto thee from the abodes of day! 4. lastly, at midnight, let him greet the sun, facing north, giving the sign of his grade, and let him say in a loud voice: hail unto thee who art khephra in thy hiding, even unto thee who art khephra in thy silence, who travellest over the heavens in thy bark at the midnight hour of the sun. 425 tahuti standeth in his splendour at the prow, and ra-hoor abideth at the helm. hail unto thee from the abodes of evening. 5. and after each of these invocations thou shalt give the sign of silence, and afterward thou shalt perform the adoration that is taught thee by thy superior. and then do thou compose thyself to holy meditation. 6. also it is better if in these adorations thou assume the god-form of whom thou adorest, as if thou didst unite with


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are most of the angels, intelligences and spirits. it is interesting to note that gabriel in particular seems to be more than one of these; he enjoys the divine privilege of being himself. between you and me and the pylon, i suspect that gabriel who gave the q'uran to mohammed was in reality a "master" or messenger of some such person, more or less as aiwass describes himself as..the minister of hoor-paarmagic without tears get any book for free on: www.abika.com 288 kraat (al i, 7) his name implies some such function; for g.b.r. is mercury between the two greater lights, sol and luna. this seems to mean that he is something more than a lunar or terrestrial archangel; as he would appear to be from 777 (there now! that was my private fiend again- the demon of digression. back to our gods)


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who is all and not any part; and every "dealing" must thus be an expansion of the soul, a destruction of its separateness. every ray of the sun expands the flower. the surface of the water in the magick cup is infinite; there is no point different from any other point<marks, saying: they are one; or saying, they are many. then expect the direful judgments of ra hoor khuit. sic: error of capitalization, should be "if ye confound the space-marks> this shall regenerate the world, the little world my sister" these are the words of nuit, our lady of the stars, of whom binah is but the troubled reflection. thus, ultimately, as the wand is a binding and a limitation, so is the cup an expansion- into the infinite. and this is the danger of the cup; it must neces


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ce xxyn slave, servant db( goddess hlyl) 77 prayed h(b overflowing (ps. 124:5) nwdyz towers, citadels ldgm the influence through the paths (cf. 78; destiny, fate, luck; constellation, planet (cf. 483& 536; soul-root lzm goat; strength; violence; glory z( 78 1-12. the mystic number of kether as hua; the number of tarot cards; the sum of the key-numbers of the supernal beard aiwass: the angel of ra-hoor-khuit( gincorrect h. cf. 93) s)wy) the breaker; dream (n& v) mlx to pity lmx to initiate knx bread (ps. 78:20= mlx, by metathesis) mxl the influence through the paths (cf. 77 )lzm salt xlm the name of a giant )z( palace of love (referred to chesed) hbh) lkyh before (in front of, over against xkn 79 jachin, the pillar of mercy (chokmah-chesed-netzach; situate in netzach) nyx)y boaz, the pillar

e 145) a tree nly) firm, faithful; amen: so be it: a title of kether nm) the ephod dwp) ynd) hwhy interlaced yhnwdh)y archangel of geburah l)mk food, fare lk)m angel k)lm queen (ar )klm manna )nm a hut, tent hkws pekht: gextension h hh)p 92 terror: a title of geburah dxp the lord thy god [is a consuming fire (deut. 4:24. see 182; deut. 28:58) kyhl) hwhy mud cb litter bc 93 aiwass: the minister of hoor-paar-kraat( gcorrect h. cf. 78) zwy( the sons of [the merciful] god l) ynb incense hnwbl a disc, round shield; a defender ngm possession hlxn arduous, busy; host, army )bc 94 corpse hpwg the valley of vision nwyzxyg to extinguish k(d a fault (ps. 50:20, i.e. there gallege a fault h) ypd a shore pwx a window nwlx a drop hp+ children mydly congratulations, good luck bw+ lzm prickly dnm side dc

iebe: leben. again, 418= t+ w)y= 21+ 397, q.v. rbd and 678= 6+ 7+ 8= 21. 2 b+ 2 r+ d= 32. the five different letters represent amoun: thoth: 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 4


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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 cannot describe it as consisting of them; but, mingling them aright, we apprehend the one. 2. above, it shineth not; below, it is not dark. it moveth all continuously, without expression, returning into naught. it is the form of

implicity. 1. balance thy male strength with thy female weakness and thou shalt attract all things, as the ocean absorbeth all rivers; for thou shalt formulate the excellence of the child((weh note: the ts has a mark for a footnote at this point. none is found in the end notes to match it. crowley's intent cannot be definitely defined, but probably relates to the 'childe' of liber al, possibly as hoor-pa-kraat) eternal, simple, and perfect. knowing the light, remain in the dark. manifest not thy glory, but thine obscurity. clothed in this child-excellence eternal, thou hast attained the return of the first state. knowing splendour of fame, cling to obloquy and infamy; then shalt thou remain as in the valley to which flow all waters, the lodestone to fascinate all men. yea, they shall hail

nature, remaineth in surety all his days. 3. with the mouth closed, and the gates of breath controlled, he remaineth at ease all his days. with the mouth open, and the breath directed to outward affairs, he hath no surety all his days. 4. to perceive that minute point((hadith) is true vision; to maintain the soft and gentle((nuith) is true strength. 5. employing harmoniously the light within((ra-hoor-khuith. paragraphs 3-5 refer to certain technical practices which may be studied in 'book 4 'the equinox' and 'liber al vel. ccxx) so that it returneth to its origin, one guardeth even one's body from evil, and keepeth silence before all men. 58 chapter liii the witness of greed. 1. were i discovered by men, and charged with government, my first would be lest i should become proud. 2. the tru


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o not argue; the argumentative are without knowledge. those who have assimilated are not learned; those who are gross with learning have not assimilated. 2. the wise man doth not hoard. the more he giveth, the more he hath; the more he watereth, the more is he watered himself. 3. the tao of heaven is like an arrow, yet it woundeth not; and the wise man, in all his works, maketh no contention.etra-hoor-khuit network's magickal library the banned lecture gilles de rais to have been delivered before the university poetry society by aleister crowley on the evening of monday, feb.3rd.1930 long ago when king brahmadatta reigned in benares, a gentleman whose christian names were thomas henry- you possible have heard of him- he was no less apersonage than the grandfather of the great aldous huxley


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nd 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 stand in the sign of hoor- paar-kraat.say slowly, and very forc

hat 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 the path of gimel. when ma

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 be a properly cons


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m, and of the necessity of proving to the student that the author of the book is possessed of knowledge beyond any yet acquired by man. the first chapter al i,1 "had! the manifestation of nuit" the old comment 1. compare ii.1, the complement of this verse. in nu is had concealed; by had is nu manifested. nu being 56 and had 9, their conjunction results in 65, adonai, the holy guardian angel. also hoor, who combines the force of the sun with that of mars. adonai 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 commen

s 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 crown, and the number of cards in the tarot, rota, the all-embracing wheel. hoor-paar-kraat- see ii, 8. aiwass is called the minister of hoor-paar-kraat, the god of silence; for his word is the speech of the silence. the new comment aiwass is the name given by ouarda the seer as that of

roduction. he is 78, mezla, the "influence" from the highest crown, and the number of cards in the tarot, rota, the all-embracing wheel. hoor-paar-kraat- see ii, 8. aiwass is called the minister of hoor-paar-kraat, the god of silence; for his word is the speech of the silence. the new comment aiwass is the name given by ouarda the seer as that of the intelligence communicating. see note to title. hoor-paar-kraat or harpocrates, the "babe in the egg of blue, is not merely the god of silence in a conventional sense. he represents the higher self, the holy guardian angel. the connexion is with the symbolism of the dwarf in mythology. he contains everything in himself, but is unmanifested. see ii:8. he is the first letter of the alphabet, aleph, whose number is one, and his card in the tarot i

ly ghost, or silent self of a man, or his holy guardian angel. he is almost the "unconscious" of freud, unknown, unaccountable, the silent spirit, blowing "whither it listeth, but thou canst not tell whence it cometh or whither it goeth. it commands with absolute authority when it appears at all, despite conscious reason and judgment. aiwass is then, as this verse 7 states, the "minister" of this hoor-paar-kraat, that is of the saviour of the world in the larger sense, and of mine own "silent self" in the lesser. a "minister" is one who performs a service, in this case evidently that of revealing; he was the intelligible medium between the babe god- the new aeon about to be born- and myself. this book of the law is the voice of his mother, his father, and himself. but on his appearing, he

the larger sense, and of mine own "silent self" in the lesser. a "minister" is one who performs a service, in this case evidently that of revealing; he was the intelligible medium between the babe god- the new aeon about to be born- and myself. this book of the law is the voice of his mother, his father, and himself. but on his appearing, he assumes the active form twin to harpocrates, that of ra-hoor-khuit. the concealed child becomes the conquering child, the armed horus avenging his father osiris. so also our own silent self, helpless and witless, hidden within us, will spring forth, if we have craft to loose him to the light, spring lustily forward with his cry of battle, the word of our true wills. this is the task of the adept, to have the knowledge and conversation of his holy guard

ardly to be considered serious. the recurrence of the letters pri is however curious and may be significant. the combination pr in most aryan languages gives the idea of "before" p and r are the letters of mars and sol respectively. now mars is referred to the number 5, and sol to the number 6; both to the idea "force and fire, though in different ways. now "force and fire" is the attribute of ra-hoor-khuit, lord of the aeon; and 5 and 6 are mystically mated to represent the accomplishment of the great work in abrahadabra, the word of the aeon (see, for this word, infra qabalistic appendix. the termination st is the coronal combination xxxi which we shall notice often enough later on. the beast, besides 666 correspondences, is by english sound, the magus (beth, mercury, etc) of this st. s

ymbolism 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, possibly those of 418 and 666 again. th

old book of law" the old comment 35. definition of this book. the new comment the instruction to write for three days from noon to one o'clock each day had already been given to the beast (see preface to this commentary. al i,36 "my scribe ankh-af-na-khonsu, the priest of the princes, shall not in one letter change this book; but lest there be folly, he shall comment thereupon by the wisdom of ra-hoor-khu-it" the old comment 36. the first strict charge not to tamper with a single letter of this book. the comment is to be written "by the wisdom of ra-hoor-khuit, i.e, by open, not initiated wisdom. the new comment again we find the words prince and priest, but differently placed in their phrase. the beast is here definitely identified with the priest of the 26th dynasty whose stele forms the

. 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 therion "do w

ity; at any moment the answer to your own deepest problem may be signalled to you from the stars. al i,46 "nothing is a secret key of this law. sixty-one the jews call it; i call it eight, eighty, four hundred& eighteen" the old comment 46. 61= aleph-vau-nun. but the true nothing of nuit is 8, 80, 418. now 8 is cheth, which spelt fully is 418- cheth-yod-taw. and 418 is abrahadabra, the word of ra-hoor-khuit. now 80 is pe, the letter of ra-hoor-khuit (qy. this (could 80= infinity 0. infinity x zero) the new comment see appendix weh note: appendix not yet recovered. al i,47 "but they have the half: unite by thine art so that all disappear" the old comment 47. let us, however, add the jewish half, 61. 8+ 80+ 418= 506. cf. verses 24, 25. 506+ 61= 567= 27 x 21? but writing 506 qabalistically ba

ibra, an vii) that is is by no means the perfect solution of these marvellous verses. the new comment i think that the surface meaning of this verse is to answer the unspoken criticism of the scribe, who did not see how to find a zero value for such an equation. it assured him that it was only necessary to find a unity value. al i,49 "abrogate are all rituals, all ordeals, all words and signs. ra-hoor-khuit hath taken his seat in the east at the equinox of the gods; and let asar be with isa, who also are one. but they are not of me. let asar be the adorant, isa the sufferer; hoor in his secret name and splendour is the lord initiating" the old comment 49. declares a new system of magic, and initiation. asar-isa is now the candidate, not the hierophant. hoor- see cap. iii- is the initiator

ter to those which govern love. i confidently appeal to impartial observers to say whether the ideals of the book are not cleaner, more wholesome, more human, and more truly moral than those of marriage as it is. al i,52 "if this be not aright; if ye confound the space-marks, saying: they are one; or saying, they are many; if the ritual be not ever unto me: then expect the direful judgments of ra hoor khuit" the old comment 52. but distinctions must not be made before nuit, either intellectually, morally, or personally. metaphysics, too, is intellectual bondage; avoid it! otherwise on falls back to the law of hoor from the perfect emancipation of nuit. this is a great mystery, only to be understood by those who have fully attained nuit and her secret initiation. the new comment it is not t

ach star is individual, yet each is bound to the others by law. this freedom under law is one of the most difficult yet important doctrines of this book. so too the ritual- our lives- must be unto nuith; for she is the ultimate to which we tend, the asymptote of our curve. failure in this one-pointedness sets up the illusion of duality, which leads to excision and destruction "direful" because ra-hoor-khuit is a "god of war and vengeance" see cap. iii. the doctrine of the previous verses, which appears not merely to allow sexual liberty in the ordinary sense, but even to advocate it in a sense which is calculated to shock the most abandoned libertine, can do no less than startle and alarm the magician, and that only the more so as he is familiar with the theory and practice of his art "wha

"bahadit" found on the stele. this is unusual in that most egyptian spelling of the period maintained the "ba" prefix. crowley adopted the spelling from the stele, and it is common as well in liber al. this "hadit" or "bahadit" is the winged sun disk, used over the entrances of temple doorways, at the tops of stel and elsewhere in egyptian art and architecture. interestingly, the full name of ra-hoor-khuit is ra-heru-khuti-ba-hadi, ra-horus who flies into the disk of the sun- information researched by fr. ebony. liber al was received during that part of the year in which ra-heru-khuti-ba-hadi was said by the ancient egyptians to rule the decan occupied by the sun. it is not known if crowley was aware of this particular deity being astrologically "on official watch" at the time. al ii,2 "c

ess no signification at all, unless there were diverse dimensions wherein it had no extension "nothing" means nothing save from the point of view of "two" just as "two" is monstrous unless it is seen as a mode of "nothing" the above explanation appears somewhat disingenuous, since there is no means whatever of distinguishing any union h+ n= r from another. we must postulate a further stage. r (ra-hoor-khuit) kether, unity, is always itself; but we may suppose that a number of such homogeneous positive manifestations may form groups differing from each other as to size and structure so as to create the illusion of diversity. al ii,3 "in the sphere i am everywhere the centre, as she, the circumference, is nowhere found" the old comment 3. a further development of higher meaning. this verse s

the thesis; every man and every woman is a star. there is no place soever that is not a centre of light. this truth is to be realised 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" al ii,4 "yet she shall be known& i never" the old comment 4. the circumference of nuit touches ra-hoor-khuit, kether; but her centre hadit is forever concealed above kether. is not nu the hiding of hadit, and had the manifestation of nuit (i later, sun in libra, an. vii, dislike this note; and refer the student to liber xi and liber dlv. the new comment see later, verse 13 "thou (i.e. the beast, who is here the mask, or "per-sona" of hadit) wast the knower" hadit possesses the power to know, n

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" the new comment there is a good deal of the nietzschean standpoint in this verse. it is the evolutionary and natural view. of what use is it to perpetuate the misery of tuberculosis, and such diseases, as we now do? nature's way is to weed out the weak. this is the most merciful way, too. at present all

of ideas, which is perhaps not to be taught directly. but it may be learnt by those who have attained the necessary degree of magical technique, suggested automatically to them by nature herself, just as newly-hatched chickens pick up corn without instruction. al ii,64 "oh! thou art overcome: we are upon thee; our delight is all over thee: hail! hail: prophet of nu! prophet of had! prophet of ra-hoor-khu! now rejoice! now come in our splendour& rapture! come in our passionate peace& write sweet words for the kings" the old comment 64. the prophet is now completely swallowed up in the ecstasy. then he is hailed by the gods, and bidden to write on. the new comment "the kings" are evidently those men who are capable of understanding themselves. this is a consecration of the beast to the task

any meaning to the number 418; nor had he thought of attaching any importance to the name of the house. he supposed this passage to be mystical, or to refer to some future house. yet on trial we obtain at once- boleskine= beth-vau-lamed-shin-kaph-yod-nun= 418. the new comment pride is the quality of sol, tiphareth; might of mars, geburah. now leo- my rising sign- combines these ideas, as does ra-hoor-khuit. the christian ideas of humility and weakness as 'virtues' are natural to slaves, cowards, and defectives. the type of tailless simian who finds himself a mere forked radish in a universe of giants clamouring for hors d'oeuvres must take refuge from reality in freudian phantasies of 'god. he winces at the touch of truth; and shivers at his nakedness in nature. he therefore invents a cul

nt of a new cult with myself as demigod (help) but they shall worship the group of ideas connected with the sun, and the magical formula of the number 418, explained elsewhere. al ii,79 "the end of the hiding of hadit; and blessing& worship to the prophet of the lovely star" the old comment 79. so mote it be! the new comment so mote it be! the third chapter al iii,1 "abrahadabra! the reward of ra hoor khut" the old comment 1. abrahadabra- the reward of ra-hoor-khuit. we have already seen that abrahadabra is the glyph of the blending of the 5 and the 6, the rose and the cross. so also the great work, the equilibration of the 5 and the 6, is shown in this god; fivefold as a warrior horus, sixfold as the solar ra. khuit is a name of khem the ram-phallus-two-plume god amoun; so that the whole

, the equilibration of the 5 and the 6, is shown in this god; fivefold as a warrior horus, sixfold as the solar ra. khuit is a name of khem the ram-phallus-two-plume god amoun; so that the whole god represents in qabalistic symbolism the second triad("whom all nations of men call the first. it is the red descending triangle- the whole thing visible, for hadit and nuit are far beyond. note that ra-hoor resh-aleph-he-vau-vau-resh= 418. the new comment observe firstly the word "reward, which is to be compared with the words "hiding" and "manifestation" in the former chapters. to 're-ward' is to 'guard again; this word abrahadabra then is also to be considered as a sentinel before the fortress of the god. why is the name of him spelt khut? we have seen that st is the regular honorific terminit


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ker now, and it is becoming clotted and black, so that everything is blotted out; because it coagulates, coagulates. and then at the top there steals a dawn of pure night-blue- oh, the stars, the stars in it deeply set- and drives the blood down; so that all round the top of the oval gradually dawns the figure of our lady nuit, and beneath her is the flaming winged disk, and below the altar of ra-hoor-khuit, even as it is upon the stele of revealing. but below is the supine figure of seb, into whom is concentrated all that clotted blood. and there comes a voice: it is the dawn of the aeon. the aeons of cursing are passed away. force and fire, strength and sight, these are for the servants of the star and the snake. and now i seem to be lying in the desert, exhausted. the desert, near sidi

atisfied- 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 blue-gray with one p

by the might of the new aeon. for the ten palaces are broken, and the ten kings are carried away into bondage, and they are set to fight as the gladiators in the circus of him that hath laid his hand upon eleven. for the ancient tower is shattered by the lord of the flame and the lightning. and they that walk upon their hands shall build the holy place. blessed are they who have turned the eye of hoor unto the zenith, for they shall be filled with the vigour of the goat. all that was ordered and stable is shaken. the aeon of 61 wonders is come. like locusts shall they gather themselves together, the servants of the star and of the snake, and they shall eat up everything that is upon the earth. for why? because the lord of righteousness delighteth in them. the prophets shall prophesy monstr

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 of a man. and now all that glory hath withdrawn

r, studded with sapphires, but over his shoulders is a white robe, and over that a red robe. upon his golden helmet he beareth for his crest a crab. his hands are clasped upon a cup, from which radiates a ruddy glow, constantly increasing, so that everything is blotted out by its glory, and the whole aire is filled with it. and there is a marvelous perfume in the aire, like unto the perfume of ra hoor khuit, but sublimated, as if the quintessence of that perfume alone were burnt. for it hath the richness and voluptuousness and humanity of blood, and the strength and freshness of meal, and the sweetness of honey, and the purity of olive-oil, and the holiness of that oil which is made of myrrh, and cinnamon, and galangal. the charioteer speaks in a low, solemn voice, awe-inspiring, like a la

ade of four parts of olibanum and two parts of stacte, and one part of lignum aloes, or of cedar, or of sandal. and this is enough. 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

hou art transparent unto the vision and the voice. and therefore in thee they manifest not. but they shall be manifest unto them unto whom thou dost deliver them, according unto to the word which i spake unto thee in the victorious city. for i am not only appointed to guard thee, but we are of the blood royal, the guardians of the treasure-house of wisdom. therefore am i called the minister of ra hoor khuit: and yet he is but the viceroy of the unknown king. for my name is called aiwass, that is eight and seventy. and i am the influence of the concealed one, and the wheel that hath eight and seventy parts, yet in all is equivalent to the gate that is the name of my lord when it is spelt fully. and that gate is the path that joineth the wisdom with the understanding. thus hast thou erred in

el of the lord! 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 fou

il of the beast. and of all this the glory is so great that all the spiritual senses fail, and their reflections in the body fail. it is very strange. in my heart is rapture, holy and ineffable, absolutely beyond emotion; beyond even that bliss 167 called ananda, infinitely calm 24 the seer had absolutely forgotten this prophecy, and was amazed at the final identification of the child in lil with hoor. and pure. yet at the gates of mine eyes stand tears, like warriors upon the watch, that lean on their spears, listening.25 the great and terrible angel keeps on looking at me, as if to bar me from the vision. there is another blinding my mind. there is another forcing my head down in sleep (it's very difficult to talk at all, because an impression takes such an immense time to travel from th


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! eat up thine hermit in thy terrible jaws! dance thou upon this prostrate saint of thine! i suffer from thirst it is a thirst of the body yet the thirst of the soul is deeper, and impossible to quench. lord adonai! let the powers of geburah plunge me again and again into the fires of pain, so that my steel may be tempered to that sword of magic that invoketh thy knowledge and thy conversation. hoor! elohim gibor! kamael! seraphim! graphiel! 71 bartzabel! madim! i conjure ye in the number five. by the flaming star of my will! by the senses of my body! by the five elements of my being! rise! move! appear! come ye forth unto me and torture me with your fierce pangs for why? because i am the servant of the same your god, the true worshipper of the highest. ol sonuf vaoresaji, gono ladapiel

et and devoured by sebek and typhon! let my blood be poured out upon nile, and my flesh be given to besz to devour! let my phallus be concealed in the maw of mati, and my crown be divided among my brethren! let the jaws of apep grind me into poison! let the sea of poison swallow me wholly up! let asi my mother rend her robes in anguish, and nepti weep for me unavailing. then shall asi being forth hoor, and heru-pa-kraat shall leap glad from her womb. the lord of vengeance shall awaken; sekhet shall roar, and pasht cry aloud. then shall my members be gathered together, and my bonds shall be unloosed; and my khu shall be mighty in khem for ever and ever! 11.37. i return to he place of the evil triad, of ommo satan, that is before the altar. there to expiate my folly in 88 attaching myself to


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ath fix d against the day of "be-with-us" o thoth! who makest truth the word of aeshoori! make my word truth before the circle of the great gods! adoration unto thee, anubi, who guardest the threshold of the universe! adoration unto thee, auramooth, purify me with the living waters! adoration unto thee, thaumaeshneith, make me holy with the hidden flame! adoration be unto thee, o dark-bright one! hoor! the prince of the city of blindness! adoration unto thee, o thmaist, truth-queen, who presidest at the balance of truth! adoration unto thee, asi; adoration unto thee, nephthyst. o aeshoori, lord of amennti! thou art the lord of life triumphant over death: there is naught in thee but godhead! toum! toum who art in the great dwelling! sovereign lord of all the gods, save me, and deliver! deli

of the silence. the dwelling of the darkness. 272 the formulation of the shroud. the inmost light. the sign of defence and protection. the closing of the mouths of the crocodiles. the fear upon the dwellers of water. the radiant youth of the lord. the rising from the lotus of the floods. the habitation of the palace of safety. the understanding of the peace of god.73 all this is the knowledge of hoor-po-krat-ist unto whom be the glory for ever and ever, world without end [the usual banishings, consecrations &c, are performed in temple of 0= 0. the forces of spirit are first invoked by the supreme ritual of the pentagram and the enochian keys. add hexagram ritual of binah and her invocation] come unto me, thoth, lord of the astral light! i adjure thee, o light invisible, intangible, wherei

and on the left; splendour and victory, for they cross with the currents reflected. i am established as a rock, for jesod is my foundation. 273 and the sphere of the nephesch, and the palaces of malkuth are cleansed and consecrate, balanced and beautiful, in the might of thy name, adonai, to whom be the kingdom, the sceptre and the splendour: the rose of sharon and the lily of the valley. o thou! hoor-po-krat-ist [middle pillar] child of the silence! o thou! hoor-po-krat-ist [mystic circumambulation] lord of the lotus! o thou! hoor-po-krat-ist [silence] thou that standest on the heads of the dwellers of the waters! thee, thee i invoke! o thou, babe in the egg of blue! lord of defence and protection! thou who bearest the rose and cross of life and light! thee i invoke! behold i am! a circle

depart from me, ye workers of iniquity! behold he is in me and i in him! mine is the lotus, as i rose from the firmament of waters; my throne is set on high; my light is in the firmament of nu! i am the centre and the shrine: i am the silence and the eternal light: beneath my feet they rage, the angry crocodiles; the dragons of death; the eaters of the wicked. but i repress their wrath: for i am hoor-po-krat-ist, the lotus-throned lord of silence. if i said: come up upon the mountains, the celestial waters would flow at my word and the celestial fires flame forth. for i am r enshrouded: khephra unmanifest to men; i am my father hoor, the might of the avenger: and my mother asi, the veiled one: eternal wisdom in eternal beauty. therefore i say unto thee: bring me unto thine abode in the si

ce. if i said: come up upon the mountains, the celestial waters would flow at my word and the celestial fires flame forth. for i am r enshrouded: khephra unmanifest to men; i am my father hoor, the might of the avenger: and my mother asi, the veiled one: eternal wisdom in eternal beauty. therefore i say unto thee: bring me unto thine abode in the silence unutterable, wisdom: all-light, all power! hoor-po-krat-ist! thou nameless child of the eternities! bring me to thee, that i may be defended in this work of art. 274 thou, the centre and the silence! light shrouded in darkness is thy name! the celestial fire is thy father! thy mother the celestial sea! thou art the equilibrium of the all, and thou art lord against the face of the dwellers within the waters! bring me, i say, bring me to thi

and by the name ahih! in the name agla and by the name agla! in the name exarp and by the name exarp! in the name hcoma and by the name hcoma! 74 the element of spirit. 75 the names on the tablet of spirit. 76 the tablet of spirit. in the name nanta and by the name nanta! in the name bitom and by the name bitom! in the name tetragrammaton elohim and by the name tetragrammaton elohim! in the name hoor-po-krat-ist and by the name hoor-po-krat-ist! by your deep purple darkness! by my white brilliant light! i invoke ye: i conjure ye: i exorcise ye potently: i command and constrain ye: i compel ye to utter, absolute and instant obedience, and that without deception or delay_ for why? the light of godhead is my trust and i have made ihvh mine hope "gather, o gather, flakes of astral light: shro

on cometh the knowledge of the hidden light [go to pillars: give signs and words and with the sign of horus project your whole will so as to realize the self fading out. the effect will be that the physical body will become gradually and partially invisible, as though a veil or cloud were coming between it and thee. divine ecstasy will follow, but no loss of self-control. with sign of silence use hoor po krat formula77 and vibrate the grand word.78 [repeat concentration and mystic circumambulation [intensely form shroud: stand at east and say] thus have i formulated unto myself this shroud of darkness and of mystery as a concealment and a guard. o thou, binah, ihvh alhim, aima, ama, lady of darkness and of mystery; moon of the conceal d; divine light that rulest in thine own deep gloom: th


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dol that stood for the god of thy queen's beatitude? here is the tent- but where is the pole? here is the body- but where is the soul? nepti, sister, the work is undone for lack of the needed one! lo! i lament. there is no god so far as mine asar! there is no hope, none, in the corpse, in the tomb. but these- what are these that war in my womb? there is vengeance and triumph at last of maat in ra-hoor-khut and in hoor-pa-kraat! twins they shall rise; being twins they are one, the lord of the sword and the son of the sun! silence, coeval colleague of the voice, the plumes of amoun- rejoice! lo! i rejoice. i heal the sanguine scar of slain asar. i was the past, nature the mother. he was the present, man my brother. look to the future, the child- oh paean the child that is crowned in the lion

he best of my knowledge a synthesis of what the gods have given unto me, as far as is possible without violating my obligations unto the chiefs of the r. r. et a. c. now did i deem it well that i should rest awhile before resuming my labours in the great work, seeing that he, who sleepeth never, shall fall by the wayside, and also remembering the twofold sign: the power of horus: and the power of hoor-pa-kraat.3 now, the year being yet young, one d. a. came unto me, and spake. 1 ii esdras, viii, 52-54. 2 lamp of invisible light. l.i.l. the title of the first aethyr derived from the initial letters of the three mighty names of god. in all there are thirty of these aethyrs "whose dominion extendedth in ever widening circles without and beyond the watch towers of the universe" in one sense ri


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vra 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 in a loud voice: hail unto thee who art ra in thy rising, even unto thee who art ra in thy strength, who travellest over the heavens in thy bark at the uprising of the sun. tahuti standeth in his splendour at the prow, and ra-hoor abideth at the helm. hail unto thee from the abodes of night! 2. also at noon, let him greet the sun, facing south, giving the sign of his grade. and let him say in a loud voice: hail unto thee who art ahathoor in thy triumphing, even unto thee who art ahathoor in thy beauty, who travellest over the heavens in thy bark at the mid-course of the sun. tahuti standeth in his splendour at the prow

eth at the helm. hail unto thee from the abodes of night! 2. also at noon, let him greet the sun, facing south, giving the sign of his grade. and let him say in a loud voice: hail unto thee who art ahathoor in thy triumphing, even unto thee who art ahathoor in thy beauty, who travellest over the heavens in thy bark at the mid-course of the sun. tahuti standeth in his splendour at the prow, and ra-hoor abideth at the helm. hail unto thee from the abodes of morning! 3. also, at sunset, let him greet the sun, facing west, 31 giving the sign of his grade. and let him say in a loud voice: hail unto thee who art tum in thy setting, even unto thee who art tum in thy joy, who travellest over the heavens in thy bark at the down-going of the sun. tahuti standeth in his splendour at the prow, and ra

at the helm. hail unto thee from the abodes of day! 4. lastly, at midnight, let him greet the sun, facing north, giving the sign of his grade. and let him say in a loud voice: hail unto thee who art khephra in thy hiding, even unto thee who art khephra in thy silence, who travellest over the heavens in thy bark at the midnight hour of the sun. tahuti standeth in his splendour at the prow, and ra-hoor abideth at the helm. hail unto thee from the abodes of evening. 5. and after each of these invocations thou shalt give the sign of silence, and afterwards thou shalt perform the adoration that is taught thee by thy superior. and then do thou compose thyself to holy meditation. 6. also it is better if in these adorations thou assume the god-form of whom thou adorest, as if thou didst unite wit


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not the crude dead letter phraseology as found in the bible that is to be accepted. there are seven meanings in the kabala, of which we may give two as interpreted by the said two scholars. one of them quotes, while explaining "thou canst not see my face. i will put thee in the cleft of the rock. cover thee with my hand while i pass by. and then i will take away mine hand, and thou shalt see my a'hoor, my back" and tells us in a gloss "that is, i will show you 'my back' i.e, my visible universe, my lower manifestations, but, as a man still in the flesh, thou canst not[[footnote(s* with the egyptian gnostics it was thoth (hermes, who was chief of the seven (vide "book of the dead. their names are given by origen, as adonai (of the sun) iao (of the moon, eloi (jupiter, sabao (mars, orai (ven


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thou shall swallow up asi and asar, and the children of ptah. thou shalt pour forth a flood of poison to destroy the works of the magician. only the destroyer shall devour thee; thou shalt blacken his throat, wherein his spirit abideth. ah, serpent apep, but i love thee! 26. my god! let thy secret fang pierce to the marrow of the little secret bone that i have kept against the day of vengeance of hoor-ra. let kheph-ra sound his sharded drone! let the jackals of day and night howl in the wilderness of time! let the towers of the universe totter, and the guardians hasten away! for my lord hath revealed himself as a mighty serpent, and my heart is the blood of his body. 27. i am like a love-sick courtesan of corinth. i have toyed with kings and captains, and made them my slaves. to-day i am t

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

ilence, and the return thereunto in the end. the equinox 122 now the number 93 is thrice 31, which is in hebrew la, that is to say not, and so it denieth extension in the three dimensions of space. also i would have you to meditate closely upon the name nu that is 56, which we are told to divide, add, multiply, and understand. by division cometh forth 0.12, as if it were written nuith! hadith! ra-hoor- khuith! before the dyad. by addition ariseth eleven, the number of true magick: and by multiplication three hundred, the number of the holy spirit or fire, the letter shin, wherein all things are consumed utterly. with these considerations, and a full understanding of the mysteries of the number 666 and 418, you will be armed mightily in this way of far flight. but you should also consider a

fell upon each other silently, and slew, and slew. now then, the dragon being asleep, we may step quietly past him, and .rending the branches of that wizard oak, with a strong grasp tear down the fleece of gold. let us only remember not to repeat the error of jason, and defy ares, who is horus in his warrior mood, that guardeth it, lest he strike us also with madness. nay! but to the glory of ra-hoor-khuit and the establishment of his perfect kingdom let all be done! now, o my son, thou knowest that it is our will to establish this work, accomplishing fully that which we are commanded in the book of the law .help me, o warrior lord of thebes, in my unveiling before the children of men..and it is thy will, manifesting as thou hast done in the sphere of malkuth the material world, to do thi

hou 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 that the exact wording w

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


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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 book of the law, represents the dynamic consciousness in an active state (set) during a cycle of expansion, the dynamic consciousness is active. during a cycle of restriction, the dynamic consciousness is inactive. the universal subconscious remains inactive at all times, being acted upon by the dynamic consciousness. it is the action/inaction of the d


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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 order of the s


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life will take and with whom they will associate. h.o.o.r. is an open membership organization. members follow a graded initiatory system with progress measured by one s study of material and magical accomplishments. members may also participate in lodges located near to their residence. the order is headquartered at box 24691, tampa, fl 33623. it may also be contacted through its website at http/ hoor.org. hoor is closely associated with the abbey of thelema headed by gregory von seewald in connecticut. sources: preliminary thoughts on h.o.o.r. greenwich, conn: holy order of rahoorkhuit, 1994. holy rosicrucian church the holy rosicrucian church was a small, short-lived rosicrucian group that functioned briefly early in the twentieth century in the western united states. it was founded and

discovery of the paranormal voice phenomenon through tape recordings of a bird song, some confusion was caused by the announcement that raudive later investigated mediumistic messages conveyed by a budgerigar (parrot. such bird voices may be related to the electronic voice phenomenon discovered by jurgenson, but are basically of a different nature. jurgenson died october 15, 1987, at his home in hoor, sweden, at age 84. sources: bander, peter. voices from the tapes. new york: drake publishers, 1973. berger, arthur s, and joyce berger. the encyclopedia of parapsychology and psychical research. new york: paragon house, 1991. raudive, konstantin. sprechfunk mit vesterbenen. freiburg i br, germany: herman bauer, 1967. translated as breakthrough: an amazing experiment in electronic communicati


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ath'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 no difference (76/2=38)38: he must teach, but he may make severe the ordeals (76/4=19 prime)19: o a

the love of nu in the star lit heaven; to look forth upon men, to tell them this glad word. 77: be thou proud and mighty among men! side note: this is some fucked up shit. iii (liber al) 6: dung it about with enginery of war! 7: i will give you a war engine 42: the ordeals that thou shalt oversee thyself, save only the blind ones. refuse none, but thou shalt know and 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 overmuch! them that seek to entrap thee, to overthrow thee, them attack without pity or quarter; and destroy them utterly. swift as a trodden serpent turn and strike! be thou deadlier than he! drag down their souls to awful torment: laugh at their fear: spit upon them! 8: with it ye shall sm

, 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 arrangement 1031) the par


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tassels scarlet as in the case of the banner of the east, and for the same reasons. the banner of the west, when it changes its position in the temple, represents that which bars and threatens, and demands fresh sacrifice before the path leading to the higher be attained "avenger of the gods" is the name of the hiereus, and he is "horus in the abode of blindness unto, and ignorance of the higher" hoor is his name. the station of the hegemon is between the two pillars whose bases are in jxn and dwh at the intersection of the paths p and s in the symbolic gateway of occult science as it were, at the beam of the balance, at the equilibrium of the scales of justice; at the point of intersection of the lowest reciprocal path with that of s, which forms a part of the middle pillar. she is placed

sz. the synthesis of this evil triad "the mouth of the power of destruction" is called ommoo-szathan. 4. the station of harpocrates: the invisible station of harpocrates is on the path of s, between the station of hegemon and the invisible station of the evil triad. harpocrates is the god of silence and mystery, whose name is the word of this grade of neophyte. he is the younger brother of horus, hoor-po-kratt-l st. 5. the stations of isis and nephthys are respectively at the places of the pillars in jxn and dwh, and these great goddesses are not otherwise shown in the grade, save in connection with the praemonstrator and imperator, as operating through the hierophant, seeing that isis corresponds to the pillar of mercy and nephthys to that of severity. therefore, the positions of the pill


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er and the shrine, the silence and the eternal light of the godhead. beneath my feet they rage in dumb impotence. for i am hoorpokratist, the lotus-throned lord of silence. were i to say, come up upon the mountains, the celestial waters would flow at my word, and the celestial fires would surge forth in torrents of fierce flame. for i am ra enshrouded, kephra unmanifest to man. i embody my father hoor, the might of the avenging god, and my mother isis, eternal wisdom veiled in eternal beauty and love. therefore, i say unto thee, bring me unto thine abode in the silence unutterable, all wisdom, all light, all power. hoorpokratist, thou art the nameless child of eternity. bring me to thee, that i may be defended in this work of art. thou, the center and the silence; light shrouded in darknes


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rior, 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 note elsewhere in this book, is the prototype of the modern gray alien. both beings carry the implication of divine victory of the androgynous god

s 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 names from contactee lore. the occult connections, drawn without straining directly from contactee lore and 44 allen h. greenfield magical mythos, are startling. examine, for example, ric williamson s mark iii. mark= 43= ra hoor. iii= 69= caliph. keep in mind that, as williamson used it, the iii was almost certainly a kind of title. but the use of i s has a special thelemic use, as a delineation of a 22-year period. iii in this mode is the year 66 of the new aeon, that is corresponding to the year 1970 of the vulgar era. when karl germer died in 1962, he left the office of outer head of the oto vacant. major grady mc

classical cipher mode= 69= caliph, the word for the keeper of the prophet s flame; 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 w


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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 children, under the stars& take your fill of love! 13. i am above you and in you. my ecstasy is in you

ls; write unto us the rituals; write unto us the law! 34. but she said: the ordeals i write not: the rituals shall be half known and half concealed: the law is for all. 35. this that thou writest is the threefold book of law. 36. my scribe ankh-af-na-khonsu, the priest of the princes, shall not in one letter change this book; but lest there be folly, he shall comment thereupon by the wisdom of ra-hoor-khuit. 37. also the mantras and spells; the obeah and the wanga; the work of the wand and the work of the sword; these he shall learn and teach. 38. he must teach; but he may make severe the ordeals. 39. the word of the law is thelema. 40. who calls us thelemites will do no wrong, if he look but close into the word. for there are therein three grades, the hermit, and the lover, and the man of

perfect are one perfect and not two; nay, are none! 46. nothing is a secret key of this law. sixty-one the jews call it; i call it eight, eighty, four hundred& eighteen. 47. but they have the half: unite by thine art so that all disappear. 48. my prophet is a fool with his one, one, one; are not they the ox, and none by the book? 49. abrogate are all rituals, all ordeals, all words and signs. ra-hoor- khuit hath taken his seat in the east at the equinox of the gods; and let asar be with isa, who also are one. but they are not of me. let asar be the adorant, isa the sufferer; hoor in his secret name and splendour is the lord initiating. 50. there is a word to say about the hierophantic task. behold! there are three ordeals in one, and it may be given in three ways. the gross must pass thro

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. 52. if this be not aright; if ye confound the space-marks, saying: they are one; or saying, they are many; if the ritual be not ever unto me: then expect the direful judgments of ra hoor khuit! 53. this shall regenerate the world, the little world my sister, my heart& my tongue, unto whom i send this kiss. also, o scribe and prophet, 418 though thou be of the princes, it shall not assuage thee nor absolve thee. but ecstasy be thine and joy of earth: ever to me! to me! 54. change not as much as the style of a letter; for behold! thou, o prophet, shalt not behold all these myst

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 innocence is a

st desirable. 62. i am uplifted in thine heart; and the kisses of the stars rain hard upon thy body. 63. thou art exhaust in the voluptuous fullness of the inspiration; the expiration is sweeter than death, more rapid and laughterful than a caress of hell's own worm. 64. oh! thou art overcome: we are upon thee; our delight is all over thee: hail! hail: prophet of nu! prophet of had! prophet of ra-hoor-khu! now rejoice! now come in our splendour& rapture! come in our passionate peace& write sweet words for the kings. 65. i am the master: thou art the holy chosen one. 66. write& find ecstasy in writing! work& be our bed in working! thrill with the joy of life& death! ah! thy death shall be lovely: whososeeth it shall be glad. thy death shall be the seal of the promise of our age long love. c

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 island! 5. fortify it! 6. dung it about with enginery of war! 7. i will give you a war-engine. 8. with it ye shall

e, but miraculous colour shall come back to it day after day. close it in locked glass for a proof to the world. 11. this shall be your only proof. i forbid argument. conquer! that is enough. i will make easy to you the abstruction from the ill-ordered house in the victorious city. thou shalt thyself convey it with worship, o prophet, though thou likest it not. thou shalt have danger& trouble. ra-hoor-khu is with thee. worship me with fire& blood; worship me with swords& with spears. let the woman be girt with a sword before me: let blood flow to my name. trample down the heathen; be upon them, o warrior, i will give you of their flesh to eat! 12. sacrifice cattle, little and big: after a child. 427 13. but not now. 14. ye shall see that hour, o blessed beast, and thou the scarlet concubin

ne assume my throne and place. another prophet shall arise, and bring fresh fever from the skies; another woman shall awakethe lust& worship of the snake; another soul of god and beast shall mingle in the globed priest; another sacrifice shall stain the tomb; another king shall reign; and blessing no longer be poured to the hawk-headed mystical lord! 35. the half of the word of heru-ra-ha, called hoor-pa-kraat and ra- hoor-khut. 36. then said the prophet unto the god: 429 37. i adore thee in the song- i am the lord of thebes, and i the inspired forth-speaker of mentu; for me unveils the veiled sky, the self-slain ankh-af-na-khonsu whose words are truth. i invoke, i greet thy presence, o ra-hoor-khuit! unity uttermost showed! i adore the might of thy breath, supreme and terrible god, who ma

hou 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 or to drink at them, it

e 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 much! them that seek to entrap thee, to overthrow thee, them attack without pity or quarter& destroy them utterly. swift as a trodden serpent turn and strike! be thou yet deadlier than he! drag down their souls to awful torment: laugh at their fear: spit upon them! 43. let the scarlet


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rd of invisible warriors (to secure freedom from interruption in the course of these operations. this may include preservation of the health) vi. the knowledge and conversation of the holy guardian angel vii. spiritual attainment: e.g. devotion to nuit-babalon-baphomet viii. further insight into nature and her laws ix. the foundation of an abbey of o.t.o. x. the establishment of the kingdom of ra-hoor-khuit upon the earth. also divers matters, as the rejuvenation of one's own body, if desired, the power of healing, and the like. it will be seen that these few operations appear to fill every lotus of the universe with their buddhas. but it may be that each operation must be worked in detail, with digital probe rather than palmary grasp, so that each practical act of the initiate might need


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horus, nephthys horus neith the arms 6 asar, ra[[on, hrumachis] ra the mighty and terrible one the breast 7 hathoor hathoor 8 anubis thoth the lords of kereba the reins. nuit the hips and legs. 9 shu[[hermanubis, all exclusively phallic gods] shu asar and asi the phallus and vulva. sati the spine 1010 seb. lower (i.e. unwedded) isis and nephthys[[sphinx as synthesis of elements] osiris the eye of hoor the buttocks and anus 11 nu[[hoor-pa-kraat as atu 0] mout as 6 12 thoth and cynocephalus thoth anpu the lips 13 chomse chomse hathor the left eye 14 hathor hathoor khenti-khas the left nostril 15 men thu isis 16 asar, ameshet, apis osiris ba-neb-tattu the shoulders 17 various twin deities, rekht, merti &c[[heru-ra-ha] the twin merti. 18 khephra hormakhu. 19 ra-hoor-khuit, pasht, sekhet, mau h

h 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 the child) and ra-hoor-khuit (ra-horus of the two horizons. line 6: on was not an egyptian deity but a transliteration into hebrew( a or wa) of the name of the egyptian solar cult-centre called heliopolis by the greeks. the confusion arose through a misreading by freemasons of genesis xli, 45 and 50 where joseph married asenath daughter of poti-phera priest of on. on spelt u


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mula recta draconis 163 #h de sua carta c.lorum 164 #q de opere suo 165 #i de fratribus nigris 166 #k de arte alchymistica 167 #l de femina qu est propria ioco 168 #m de formula femin 169 #n verba magistri sui de femina 170 #x de via propria feminis 171 #o de hac re altera intelligenda 172 #p de clavibus mortis et diaboli, arcanis tarot fraternitatis r.c. 173% sequitur de his viis 174 #r de oculo hoor 175 #s de sua initiatione 176 #t de herba sanctissimo arabico 177 #u de quibusdam mysteriis, qu vidi 178 #f de quodam modo meditationis 179 #c sequitur de hac re 180 #y sequitur de hac re 181 #w conclusio de hoc modo sanctitatis 182 za de via sola solis 183 zb de prudentia fraternitatis a.a. 184 zg altera de sua via 185 zd de prudentia artis docendi 186 ze de mente inimica animo 187 z# de ill

cultu (of training) ow, o my son, that thou mayst be well guarded against thy ghostly enemies, do thou work constantly by the means prescribed in our holy books. neglect never the fourfold adorations of the sun in his four stations, for thereby thou doest affirm thy place in nature and her harmonies. neglect not the performance of the ritual of the pentagram, and of the assumption of the form of hoor-pa-kraat. neglect not the daily miracle of the mass, either by the rite of the gnostic catholic church, or that of the phoenix. neglect not the performance of the mass of the holy ghost, as nature herself prompteth thee. travel also much in the empyrean in the body of light, seeking ever abodes more fiery and lucid. finally, exercise constantly the eight limbs of yoga. and so shalt thou come

n came to resurrection. but we take living things, and pour in life and nature of our own will, so that instantly and without corruption the child (as it were the word of that will) is generated; and again immediately taketh up his habitation among us to manifest in force and fire. this mass of the holy ghost is then the true formula of the magick of the on of horus, blessed by he in his name ra- hoor-khuit! and thou shalt bless also the name of our father merlin, frater superior of the o.t.o, for that by seven years of apprenticeship in his school did i discover his most excellent way of magick. be thou diligent, o my son, for in this wondrous art is no more toil, sorrow, and disappointment, as it was in the dead aeon of the slain gods. n liber aleph vel cxi 86 gh de formula tota (of the

oft but phantasy; yea, the eagle also is bound to his eyrie, nor feedeth upon air. therefore this goat, making each leap with fervour, yet all times secure in his own element, is a true hieroglyph of the magician. mark also, his path sheweth one continuous in exaltation upon a throne, and so is it the formula of the man, as the other was of the woman. n the book of wisdom or folly 175 #r de oculo hoor (of the eye of hoor) say furthermore that this path is of the circle, and of the eye of horus that sleepeth not, but is vigilant. the circle is all-perfect, equal every way, but the vesica hath bitter need, and seeketh thy medicine, that is of right compounded for high purpose, to ease her infirmity. thus is thy will frustrated, and thy mind distracted, and thy work lamed, if it be not brough

hey work to bring into the light of initiation such as come unto thee, affirming their will to his attainment. for every one hath his own path and his own law, and there is no art in magick but to seek out that path and that law, that he may pursue the one by the right used of the other. it shall be that one cometh unto thee, desiring amen-ra (i speak in a figure or exemplar) another asi, a third hoor-pa-kraat; or again, one seeketh instruction in obeah, and his fellow in wanga; and of all these not one in ten thousand shall be aware of his true way. for albeit our last step is one for all, yet his next stem is particular to each. therefore is the preparation of a student that seeketh our holy order of a.a. most general, informing his mind of all known methods, so that his will may select

adith, and yet to declare their message in the language of man. t the book of wisdom or folly 207 zy de sapientia et stultitia (of wisdom and folly) my son, in this the colophon of my epistle will i recall the title and superscription thereof; that is, the book of wisdom or folly. i proclaim blessing and worship to nuith our lady and her lord hadith, for the miracle of the anatomy of the child ra-hoor-khuit, as it is shewn in the design minutum mundum, the tree of life. for though wisdom be the second emanation of his essence, there is a path to separate and to join them, the reference thereof being aleph, that is one indeed, but also an hundred and eleven in his full orthography; to signify the most holy trinity, and by metathesis it is thick darkness, and sudden death. this is also the n


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ar 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 black are harnessed to his car. therefore h


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ld jones (frater achad, who at the time crowley believed to be his magical son. t.s] liber ccc 2 quietly past him, and .rending the branches of that wizard oak, with a strong grasp tear down the fleece of gold..1 let us only remember not to repeat the error of jason, and defy ares, who is horus in his warrior mood, that guardeth it, lest he strike us also with madness. nay! but to the glory of ra-hoor-khuit and the establishment of his perfect kingdom let all be done! now, o my son, thou knowest that it is our will to establish this work, accomplishing fully that which we are commanded in the book of the law .help me, o warrior lord of thebes, in my unveiling before the children of men!.2.and it is thy will, manifesting as thou hast done in the sphere of malkuth the material world,3 to do

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 that the exact wording w


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thou shall swallow up asi and asar, and the children of ptah. thou shalt pour forth a flood of poison to destroy the works of the magician. only the destroyer shall devour thee; thou shalt blacken his throat, wherein his spirit abideth. ah, serpent apep, but i love thee! 26. my god! let thy secret fang pierce to the marrow of the little secret bone that i have kept against the day of vengeance of hoor-ra. let kheph-ra sound his sharded drone! let the jackals of day and night howl in the wilderness of time! let the towers of the universe totter, and the guardians hasten away! for my lord hath revealed himself as a mighty serpent, and my heart is the blood of his body. 27. i am like a love-sick courtesan of corinth. i have toyed with kings and captains, and made them my slaves. to-day i am t

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


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led "of passing through the tuat. 23(1,1 (members assembled, clothed, throned) enter the hierophant (all rise and salute him) the "ceremony of recognition" followeth. but all, or one, shall show on entering the temple the mark of the beast lest the guardian of the temple be hasty with them. all words and numbers affirmed (crieth the hierophant or magus "abrahadabra. hail unto thee, heru-ra-ha, ra-hoor, abrahadabra lord of the day! the dark of the sun is sunk in the waters of amentet. let there be a gathering of the lords of silence" 111-11111-111 (he knocketh, he riseth, and giveth the 3 signs of. taking the weapon of which he means to work through out, or if he be assisted by a child, the appropriate weapon be advanced to the center and crieth "i am armed! i am armed! i am strong! i am st

e dwellers of water (to the south, where are salamanders "let the dwellers of fire cower before the fire of my sword (in the east, the home of the sylphs "let the winds draw back at the waving of the spear (in the north, among the gnomes "i have imprisoned the inhabitants of earth. let them keep silence before me (returns to center "i am armed! i am strong! let them bow, before the splendor of ra-hoor-khuit (next he performeth the 4 adorations as taught unto the outer world "i am the lord of thebes, and i the inspired forth-speaker of mentu; for me unveils the veiled sky, the self-slain ankh-af-na-khonsu whose words are truth. i invoke, i greet thy presence, o ra-hoor-khuit! unity uttermost showed! i adore the might of thy breath, supreme and terrible god, who makest the gods and death to

r 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 the secret ardours of had

sk of khephra standeth upon the waters of amentet: it is the hour of the dispersal of the lords of silence" 111- 11111- 111 (he knocketh (rising, he doeth the ceremony, precisely as in the opening unto the 2nd verse of the song called the spell. but he goeth with the sun, as allowing nature to resume her sway. at the e. of the throne of ra he standeth and crieth "it is the hour of the feast of ra-hoor-khuit (lifting up the cakes of the holy one of light, the priest shall recite "i fly like an hawk! i perch upon that abode of the aat on the festival of the mighty one of light. let us live upon that which the gods give us& the khus; let us live and get power by these cakes; let us eat them before the gods and the khus; let us get power by these cakes! let us eat thereof under the shade of th

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 his hand; but the spear and sword are ready. the candidate, dresses as is his custom, fasts for four and twent

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 that which belongeth to his br

abomination unto ra! thou shalt crunch the bones of the cat of slime (circle "depart from me, aphast, for thou hast lips that gnaw! for i am khnemu, the lord of. peshemu. i bring the words of the gods to ra (circle "homage to you, ye two rekht goddesses, ye sisters twin (circle "hail ye two mert goddesses, i bring a message to you concerning my magical words. i shine from the sektet boat. i am ra-hoor-kaa, the sun of strength and light (circle "get thee back, depart, get thee back from me, o apep! depart from the divine place of ra s birth, where in is the house of thy terror! i am ra, terrible and triumphant. ra setteth, ra setteth; ra is strong at his setting. apep hath fallen; apep the enemy of ra is overcome (circle "get thee back, hai, thou impure one, abomination of asar! tahuti hath

ck is the neck of asi! my shoulders are the shoulders of ba-neb-tahtu! my arms are the arms of neith! my spine is the spine of sati! my phallus is the phallus of asar (or) my kteis is the kteis of asi! my sinews are the sinews of the lords of keraba! my chest is the chest of the mighty and terrible one! my belly and back are the belly and back of sekhet. my buttocks are the buttocks of the eye of hoor. my hips and legs are the hips and legs of nuit! my feet are the feet of ptah! my bones are the bones of the living gods! there is no member of my body that is not the member of some god [the officer, who has touched each part of the candidate (as he has named it) with his wand now raises him from the boat, and embraces him, kissing his brow. then cries he with a loud voice "abrahadabra! i re


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! eat up thine hermit in thy terrible jaws! dance thou upon this prostrate saint of thine. i suffer from thirst. it is a thirst of the body. yet the thirst of the soul is deeper, and impossible to quench. lord adonai! let the powers of geburah plunge me again and again into the fires of pain, so that my steel may be tempered to that sword of magic that invoketh thy knowledge and thy conversation. hoor! elohim gibor! kamael! seraphim! graphiel! bartzabel! madim! i conjure ye in the number five. by the flaming star of my will! by the senses of my body! by the five elements of my being! rise! move! appear! come ye forth unto me and torture me with your fierce pangs. for why? because i am the servant of the same your god, the true worshipper of the highest. ol sonuf vaoresaji, gono iadapiel, e

et and devoured by sebek and typhon! let my blood be poured out upon nile, and my flesh be given to besz to devour! let my phallus be concealed in the maw of mati, and my crown be divided among my brethren! let the jaws of apep grind me into poison! let the sea of poison swallow me wholly up! let asi my mother rend her robes in anguish, and nepti weep for me unavailing. then shall asi being forth hoor, and heru-pa-kraat shall leap glad from her womb. the lord of ven-geance shall awaken; sekhet shall roar, and pasht cry aloud. then shall my members be gathered together, and my bonds shall be unloosed; and my khu shall be mighty in khem for ever and ever! 11.37. i return to the place of the evil triad, of ommo satan, that is before the altar. there to expiate my folly in attaching myself to


LIBER DCLXXI VEL PYRAMIDOS

t.s. for niwg/ celephais press. this e-text last revised 26.06.2004. ts liber dclxxi vel pyramidos a ritual of self-initiation based upon the formula of the neophyte v a a publication in class d 1 000. the building of the pyramid. the magus with wand. on the altar are incense, fire, bread, wine, the chain, the scourge, the dagger and the oil. in his left hand the bell he taketh: hail! asi! hail, hoor-apep! let the silence speech beget! two strokes on bell. banishing spiral dance: the words against the son of night tahuti speaketh in the light. knowledge and power, twin warriors, shake the invisible; they roll asunder the darkness; matter shines, a snake. sebek is smitten by the thunder. the light breaks forth from under. he goes to the west, in the centre of the base of the triangle of (m

the silence speech beget! two strokes on bell. banishing spiral dance: the words against the son of night tahuti speaketh in the light. knowledge and power, twin warriors, shake the invisible; they roll asunder the darkness; matter shines, a snake. sebek is smitten by the thunder. the light breaks forth from under. he goes to the west, in the centre of the base of the triangle of (m, asi (a, and hoor (c: o thou, the apex of the plane, with ibis head and phoenix wand and wings of night! whose serpents strain their bodies, bounding the beyond. thou in the light and in the night art one, above their moving might! he lays the wand, etc, on the altar, uses the scourge on his buttocks, cuts a cross with the dagger upon his breast and tightens the chain of the bell about his forehead, saying: 2

infinity. the secret word. m. m (blue, orange, yellow-green, yellow, orange, blue) bell. for from the silence of the wand unto the speaking of the sword, and back again to the beyond, this is the toil and the reward. this is the path of a w h. ho! this is the path of. vel pyramidos 3 bell. hail asi! hail, thou wanded wheel! alpha and delta kissed and came for five that feed the flame. bell. hail, hoor-apep! thou sword of steel! alpha and delta and epsilon met in the shadow of the pylon and in iota did proclaim that tenfold core and crown of flame. hail, hoor-apep! unspoken name! thus is the great pyramid duly builded. 4 1. initiation the first pylon i know not who i am; i know not whence i came; i know not whither i go; i seek.but what, i do not know! i am blind and bound; but i have heard

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

uly: the deeds are duly done my soul is risen newly to greet the risen sun. bell accordingly. one! four! five! hail! one! four! five! ten! all hail! sign accordingly. i give the sign that rends the veil. the sign that closes up the veil. m. m 12 2. the sealing of the pyramid proceed as in the building, unto the word .suns. the magus with wand] in his left hand the bell he taketh: hail! asi! hail, hoor-apep! let the silence speech beget! two strokes on bell. banishing spiral dance: the words against the son of night (etc, to .breaks forth from under) he goes to the west, in the centre of the base of the triangle of (m, asi (a, and hoor (c: o thou, the apex of the plane (etc, to .art one, above their moving might) he lays the wand, etc, on the altar, uses the scourge on his buttocks, cuts a

14 liber dclxxi without me all the land of khem is as if it had not been. proceed as in building to end: for from the silence of the wand unto the speaking of the sword, and back again to the beyond, this is the toil and the reward. this is the path of a w h. ho! this is the path of. bell. hail asi! hail, thou wanded wheel! alpha and delta kissed and came for five that feed the flame. bell. hail, hoor-apep! thou sword of steel! alpha and delta and epsilon met in the shadow of the pylon and in iota did proclaim that tenfold core and crown of flame. hail, hoor-apep! unspoken name! bell. hail, hoor! hail, asi! hail, tahuti! hail asar un-nefer! through the rended veil. i am thyself, with all thy brilliance decked khabs am pekht (c) ordo templi orientis. key entry &c. by frater t.s. for niwg/ c


LIBER NU

evealing. 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 rituals. and 50 6= 300, the spirit of the child within (note n#i= 72, the shemhamphorash and the quinaries of the zodiac, etc) this is the second practice of intelligence (ccxx. i. 25, 26. 2 liber n v 5. the result of this practice is the consciousness of the continuity of existence, th


LIBER RESH VEL HELIOS

a a 1 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.1 and let him say in a loud voice: hail unto thee who art ra in thy rising, even unto thee who art ra in thy strength, who travellest over the heavens in thy bark at the uprising of the sun. tahuti standeth in his splendour at the prow, and ra- hoor abideth at the helm. hail unto thee from the abodes of night! 2. also at noon, let him greet the sun, facing south, giving the sign of his grade. and let him say in a loud voice: hail unto thee who art ahathoor in thy triumphing, even unto thee who art ahathoor in thy beauty, who travellest over the heavens in thy bark at the mid-course of the sun. tahuti standeth in his splendour at the prow

th at the helm. hail unto thee from the abodes of night! 2. also at noon, let him greet the sun, facing south, giving the sign of his grade. and let him say in a loud voice: hail unto thee who art ahathoor in thy triumphing, even unto thee who art ahathoor in thy beauty, who travellest over the heavens in thy bark at the mid-course of the sun. tahuti standeth in his splendour at the prow, and ra- hoor abideth at the helm. hail unto thee from the abodes of morning! 3. also, at sunset, let him greet the sun, facing west, giving the sign of his grade. and let him say in a loud voice: hail unto thee who art tum in thy setting, even unto thee who art tum in thy joy, who travellest over the heavens in thy bark at the down-going of the sun. 1 [for those with no a a grade, a sign suited to the qua

ts: dawn: l.v.x; noon: thoum-aesh-neith (fire; sunset: shu (air; midnight: auramoth (water. see gliber o h for these. the rationale is that you are symbolically standing at the intersection of the paths of pe and samekh, with tiphareth in the east, hence you make the sign of the sphere you are facing. t.s] 2 liber resh vel helios svb figvra cc tahuti standeth in his splendour at the prow, and ra- hoor abideth at the helm. hail unto thee from the abodes of day! 4. lastly, at midnight, let him greet the sun, facing west, giving the sign of his grade. and let him say in a loud voice: hail unto thee who art khephra in thy hiding, even unto thee who art khephra in thy silence, who travellest over the heavens in thy bark at the midnight hour of the sun. tahuti standeth in his splendour at the pr

at the helm. hail unto thee from the abodes of day! 4. lastly, at midnight, let him greet the sun, facing west, giving the sign of his grade. and let him say in a loud voice: hail unto thee who art khephra in thy hiding, even unto thee who art khephra in thy silence, who travellest over the heavens in thy bark at the midnight hour of the sun. tahuti standeth in his splendour at the prow, and ra- hoor abideth at the helm. hail unto thee from the abodes of evening! 5. and after each of these invocations thou shalt give the sign of silence, and afterwards thou shalt perform the adoration that is taught thee by thy superior.1 and then do thou compose thyself to holy meditation. 6. also it is better if in these adorations thou assume the godform of whom thou adorest,2 as if thou didst unite wi

is beyond him. 7. thus shalt thou ever be mindful of the great work which thou hast undertaken to perform, and thus shalt thou be strengthened to pursue it unto the attainment of the stone of the wise, the summum bonum, true wisdom and perfect happiness. 1 [for those not in communication with the a a, the adorations from liber legis, ch. iii, from gunity uttermost showed h to gabide with me, ra- hoor-khuit h may be substituted. this is not necessarily the adoration taught in the a a under crowley, or by modern groups claiming to represent the a a. t.s] 2 [this may be read as an instruction to assume the god-form of ra, hathor, tum or khephera as appropriate. see gliber o h for the practices and gods of the egyptians or other works on the subject for the traditional images of these deities


LIBER SAMEKH

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 sixfold s

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

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

nd 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 appropriate pentagrams, sigils and signs. his direction is widdershins.17

icians! 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* there is an alternative spelling, tzba.f, where

of four parts of olibanum and two parts of stacte,38 and one part of lignum aloes, or of cedar, or of sandal. and this is enough. 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 withi

some transcribed from crowley fs personal copy, others of uncertain provenance (possibly summarised by yorke from samekh, indeed, a note to the corresponding line runs: gosorronophris= the perfected osiris. the hierophant in the g.d. neophyte ritual. but for those who accept qelhma variation, the formula is of horus. evergrowing child, not dying god. candidate is horus& the perfected horus is ra hoor khuit. h 14 see parsifal for this symbolism. 15 the greek spelling in the original enumerates to 915, 3 5 61. 16 there is no obvious reference to any gmagical race h in any of the oaths of a a grades up to and including adeptus minor as given in gliber collegii sancti, h unless one considers the a a itself to fit this billing (an early typescript of the a a neophyte ritual, gliber dclxxi vel


LIBER V

attery 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. let him draw his thumb from left to right across his breast, at the level of the


LIBER V VEL REGULI

after 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 at the level of the nostrils. 3. let him touch the centre of his breast, and his solar plexus, crying therion! st 4. let him draw his thumb from left to right across his breast at the level of the

l nothing, but it is expressed as it were two equal weights in opposite scales. the indicator still points to zero. sht is equally 31 with la and al, but it expresses the secret nature which operates the magick or the transmutations. sht is the formula of this particular aon; another aon might have another way of saying 31. 10 liber v vel reguli sh is fire as t is force; conjoined they express ra-hoor- khuit .the angel.8 represents the stele 666, showing the gods of the aon, while .strength.9 is a picture of babalon and the beast, the earthly emissaries of those gods. sht is the dynamic equivalent of la and la. sh shows the word of the law, being triple, as 93 is thrice 31. t shows the formula of magic declared in that word; the lion, the serpent, the sun, courage and sexual love are all i


LIBER VII

ade of four parts of olibanum and two parts of stacte, and one part of lignum aloes, or of cedar, or of sandal. and this is enough. 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


LIBER XLIV THE MASS OF THE PHOENIX

: do what thou wilt. he strikes eleven times upon the bell, and cries abrahadabra. i entered in with woe; with mirth i now go forth, and with thanksgiving, to do my pleasure on the earth among the legions of the living. he goeth forth. 1 [this is generally taken to refer to the four stanzas of crowley.s paraphrase from the st l in cap. iii. vv. 37-38 .unity uttermost showed. to .abide with me, ra-hoor-khuit. t.s] 2 [what exactly constitutes .the proper sign. was either privately communicated to a.a. aspirants by their superivisors, or left to the ingenium of the magician. t.s] the mass of the ph.nix 3* this is the special number of horus; it is the hebrew blood3 and the multiplication of the 4 by the 11, the number of magick, explains 4 in its finest sense. but see in particular the accoun


LIBER XXV THE STAR RUBY

ath, cry .1 with the same forefinger touch thy forehead, and say ,2 thy member, and say ,3 thy right shoulder, and say ,4 thy left shoulder, and say ;5 then clasp thine hands, locking the fingers, and cry. 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 .6 retire thine hand in the sign of hoor pa kraat.7 go round to the north and repeat; but scream .8 go round to the west and repeat; but say .9 1 [grk, approx gaway all evil spirits. h] 2 [grk, gunto thee. h] 3 the secret sense of these words is to be sought in the numeration thereof [note in first edition of the book of lies (grk, go phallus h= 1366. see also stirling, the canon, p. 219 n] 4 [grk, gmighty. h] 5 [grk, ggrateful. h]

s is to be sought in the numeration thereof [note in first edition of the book of lies (grk, go phallus h= 1366. see also stirling, the canon, p. 219 n] 4 [grk, gmighty. h] 5 [grk, ggrateful. h] 6 [chaos. the sign of horus is the sign of the enterer described in gliber o. h the version of the star ruby in magick has groar h (grk, gbeast h. 7 [the sign of silence, see gliber o. h magick has g c of hoor-paar-kraat. h] 8 [babalon. magick has gsay nuit. h] 9 [eros. magick has gwhisper babalon. h] liber xxv, the star ruby 2 go round to the south and repeat; but bellow .10 completing the circle widdershins, retire to the centre, and raise thy voice in the paian, with these words with the signs of n.o.x.11 extend the arms in the form of a tau, and say low but clear .12 repeat the cross qabalistic


MOTTA MARCELO THE COMMENTARIES OF AL

pecifically 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 initiations possible to man. which, of course, he did. 7. behold! it is revealed by aiwass the minister of hoor-paar kraat. aiwass is the name given by ouarda the seer as that of the intelligence communicating. see note to title. why is aiwass spelt thus, when aiwaz is the natural transliteration of? perhaps because he was not content with identifying himself with thelema, agape, etc. through the number 93, but wished to express his nature by six letters (six being the number of the sun, the god- man

se value in greek should be a= 1, i= 10, f =6, a= 1, s =200,5=200: total 418, the number of abrahadabra, the magical formula of the new aeon! note that i and v are the letters of the father and the son, also of the virgin and the bull (see liber 418, protected on either side by the letter of air, and followed by the letter of fire twice over. he declares himself, in this verse 7, the "minister of hoor-paar kraat" hoor-paar-kraat, or harpocrates, the "babe in the egg of blue, is not merely the god of silence in the conventional sense. he represents the higher self, the holy guardian angel. the connection is with the symbolism of the dwarf in mythology. he contains everything in himself, but is unmanifested. see chapter two, verse 8. he is the first letter of the alphabet, aleph, whose numbe

any lands,is also this same "holy ghost, or silent self of a man, or his holy guardian angel. he is almost the "unconscious" of freud, unknown unaccountable, the silent spirit, blowing "whither it listeth, but canst not tell whence it cometh or whither it goeth. it commands with absolute authority when it appears at all, despite conscious reason and judgment. aiwass is then the "minister" of this hoor-paar-kraat, that is, of the saviour of the world in the larger sense, and of mine own "silent self' in the lesser. a "minister" is one who performs a service, in this case evidently that of revealing: aiwass was the intelligible medium between the babe god the new aeon about to be born and myself. this book of the law is the voice of the god's mother, his father, and himself. but on appearing

r sense, and of mine own "silent self' in the lesser. a "minister" is one who performs a service, in this case evidently that of revealing: aiwass was the intelligible medium between the babe god the new aeon about to be born and myself. this book of the law is the voice of the god's mother, his father, and himself. but on appearing, the god assumes the active form twin to harpocrates, that of ra-hoor-khuit. the concealed child becomes the conquering child, the armed horus avenging his father osiris. so, also, our own silent self, helpless and witless, hidden within us, will spring forth, if we have craft to loose him to the light, spring lustily forward with his cry of battle, the word of our true wills. this is the task of the adept, to have the knowledge and conversation of his holy gua

s holy guardian angel, to become aware of his nature (the adept's) and his purpose (the adept's, fulfilling them (the knowledge and conversation of the holy guardian angel produce this result. it is not "the angel's nature" or "the angel's purpose" that are to be done by the adept! for instance, aiwass was the holy guardian angel of a.c; but aiwass goes on doing his job, that of being minister of hoor-paar-kraat, while a. c. now 666 does his. suum cuique) 8. the khabs is in the khu, not the khu in the khabs. khabs 'star, or 'inmost light, is the original individual, eternal essence in us. the khu is the magical garment which it weaves for itself, a 'form' for this being beyond form, by use of which it can gain experience through self-consciousness, as explained in the note to verses 2 and

et 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 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 th

ess this continuity of the law within the chapters, and from a chapter to another chapter, is kept in mind, aspirants will fall into a quantity of pitfalls that have been provided by the author aiwass to winnow out the chaff. 36. my scribe ankh-af-na-khonsu, the priest of the princes, shall not in one letter change this book; but lest there be folly, he shall comment thereupon by the wisdom of ra-hoor khu-it. readers will please note that this comment referred to is the comment signed ankh-f-n-khonsu at the end of the book. the comment is short and to the point, and is in class a. it must under no circumstances be confused with the commentaries by a. c, which are printed in common type and are in class b, or with the commentaries 'by another of which this is one, which are printed in itali

go "i am the one" cries every 'black brother. the master of the temple answers not, for he is not. the ox aleph is the ox, of course, 1 by the qabalah and zero by the book of thoth, the taro. also, aleph in full alp is 111 "one, one, one. it is also indicative that the two letters of ox in english suggest the cross and the circle. 49. abrogate are all rituals, all ordeals, all words and signs. ra-hoor-khuit hath taken his seat in the east at the equinox of the gods; and let asar be with isa, who also are one. but they are not of me. let asar be the adorant, isa the sufferer; hoor in his secret name and splendour is the lord initiating. this verse declares that the old formula of magick the osiris-adonis-jesus-marsyas-dionysus- attis-etc. formula of the dying god is no longer efficacious (i

een their rites is simply a matter of psychological convenience. see liber 175, verse 2, for this important point "let asar be the adorant. in our system, the candidate presents himself before horus, to invoke him, under the paraphernalia of asar. if the candidate is wise, he will make sure that he possesses the magical and mystical powers of which the paraphernalia are merely the symbols. for ra-hoor-khuit demands that you bind the words and the deeds "isa the sufferer. this expression needs no explanation if you have any acquaintance with the sado-masochistic nature of christian mysticism, specially where roman catholicism predominates. some people are happy only when they suffer. let them be. see lxv, v, verses 7-10, 19-22, 47-51. who are you to chart another star's course "but they are

o should warn god off the grass. we have muddled it up with morality, as who should frown at the himalayas on the one hand, and, on the other, regulate his behaviour by that of an ant-heap. the law of thelema is here! 52. if this be not aright; if ye confound the space-marks, saying: they are one; or saying, they are many; if the ritual he not ever unto me: then expect the direful judgments of ra hoor khuit! it is not true to say either that we are separate stars, or one star. each star is individual, yet each is bound to the others by law (there is also a technical meaning to this, already explained in other notes 'by another) this freedom under law is one of the most difficult yet important doctrines of this book. so too the ritual--our lives--must be unto nuit; for she is the ultimate t

l meaning to this, already explained in other notes 'by another) this freedom under law is one of the most difficult yet important doctrines of this book. so too the ritual--our lives--must be unto nuit; for she is the ultimate to which we tend, the asymptote of our curve. failure in this one-pointedness sets up the illusion of duality, which leads to excision and destruction "direful; because ra-hoor-khuit is a "god of war and of vengeance; see chapter iii. the doctrine of the previous verses, which appears not merely to allow sexual liberty in the ordinary sense, but even to advocate it in a sense which is calculated to shock the most abandoned libertine, can do no less than startle and alarm the magician, and that only the more so as he is familiar with the theory and practice of his ar

ss (i.e. this book) will regenerate earth by establishing the law of liberty 'my heart& my tongue' seems a mere phrase of endearment; but has possibly some deep significance which at present escapes me. heart--the seat of intelligence for the ancient egyptians. tongue- the organ of the word, corresponding to the phallus, for which it is often an euphemism. a possible meaning is therefore heart ra-hoor khuit, tongue thoth. see liber resh. the second paragraph is perhaps an answer to some unspoken thought of my own that my work was accomplished. no: though i be 'of the princes, with the right to enter into my reward, it is my destiny to continue my work [inserted footnote "assuage thee: satisfy thine aspiration to attainment "absolve thee: relieve thee from further duty] 54. change not as mu

to admit as a working hypothesis that, after ten thousand years, brutish mankind may have gone a little further in its study of the universe in which we live! at least some tantrists of high initiation and a few of the siva& kali worshippers perceive why the spiritual name of aleister crowley in the hindu initiatic tradition is majiatma guru sri paramahansa shjvaji 'little--30 +10+9+9+30+ 5= 93. hoor-paar-kraat is the fool, and aiwass his minister. this throws light on the function of this ipsissimus. he is the hierophant of the magi, just as 666, his pupil, is, at present, the hierophant of the masters of the temple. 57. invoke me under my stars! love is the law, love under will. nor let the fools mistake love; for there are love and love. there is the dove, and there is the serpent. cho

ss no signification at all, unless there were diverse dimensions wherein it had no extension 'nothing' means nothing save from the point of view of 'two, just as 'two' is monstrous unless it is seen as a mode of 'nothing. the above explanation appears somewhat disingenuous, since there is no means whatever of distinguishing any union h x n= r from another. we must postulate a further stage. r (ra-hoor-khuit, kether, unity, is always itself; but we may suppose that a number of such homogeneous positive manifestations may form groups differing from each other as to size and structure so as to create the illusion of diversity. 3. in the sphere i am everywhere the centre, as she, the circumference, is nowhere found. this is again interesting as throwing light on the thesis "every man and every

. once educated, he will soon change his surroundings by his own powers. the oppression of tyrants is no argument against the above truth. no tyrant will ever coerce a free man. the most he can do is kill him before he is killed, as he undoubtedly will be if he does not leave the free man the "star" alone "we are not for the poor and sad" the poor and sad are not conscious of the triad nuit-hadit-hoor in their intellect. see liber v for the meaning of "not" la "the lords of the earth are our kinsfolk" not the "lords of the poor and sad! these are the 'black brothers. the lords of the earth are those who have control over their surroundings, over the material site of their 'existence. that is, the true men. the others are asleep, and being asleep are merely animals walking on two legs the "

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. crowley was upset by this verse of the second chapter all his life, and some of his more egregious blunders were attempts to punish himself for having written it down. it must be understood, for it strikes at the root of slave-morals "we have nothing with the outcast and the unfit" nothing nuit. outcast

ctly. but it may be learnt by those who have attained the necessary degree of magical technique, suggested automatically to them by nature herself, just as newly-hatched chickens pick up corn without instruction. see liber had "hell's own worm" is, of course, had it. 64. oh! thou art overcome: we are upon thee; our delight is all over thee: hail! hail: prophet of nu! prophet of had! prophet of ra-hoor-khu! now rejoice! now come in our splendour& rapture! come in our passionate peace& write sweet words for the kings! the "kings" are evidently those men who are capable of understanding themselves. this is a consecration of the beast to the task of putting forth the law "thou art overcome: the conscious resisted desperately, and died in the last ditch. 65. i am the master: thou art the holy c

g themselves. this is a consecration of the beast to the task of putting forth the law "thou art overcome: the conscious resisted desperately, and died in the last ditch. 65. i am the master: thou art the holy chosen one. it is curious that this verse should be numbered 65, suggesting l.v.x.(lux) and adonai, the holy guardian angel. it seems then that he is hadit (the angel is nuit, hadit, and ra-hoor-khuit. also everything else nuit, again. see lxv, iii, 31-33. here it is aiwass speaking) i have never liked the term 'higher self; true self is more the idea. for each star is the husk of hadit, unique and conqueror, sublime in his own virtue, independent of hierarchy. there is an external hierarchy, of course, but that is only a matter of convenience. 66. write& find ecstasy in writing! wor

hou knowest not; nor shalt thou know ever. there cometh one to follow thee: he shall expound it. but remember, o chosen one, to be me; to follow the love of nu in the star-lit heaven; to look forth upon men, to tell them this glad word. 77. 0 be thou proud and mighty among men! pride is the quality of sol, tiphareth; might of mars, geburah. now, leo my rising sign combines these ideas, as does ra-hoor khuit. the christian ideas of humility and weakness as 'virtues' are natural to slaves, cowards, and defectives (not necessarily; it depends on how they are interpreted. if slaves, cowards, and defectives knew exactly what is meant by christian virtues, few people would claim to be christians, and there probably would not even exist a church of rome there would not be fools in sufficient numb

ecome one single church. the guarantee of the freedom of man's spirit is in his right to worship where he will, as he will, and when he will, his own concept of "god; which is, after all, his groping sense of his own godhead. 79. the end of the hiding of hadit; and blessing& worship to the prophet of the lovely star! so mote it be! so mote it be! the third chapter 1. abrahadabra! the reward of ra hoor khut. observe firstly the word "reward, which is to be compared with the words "hiding" and "manifestation" in the former chapters. to 're-ward' is to 'guard again; this word abrahadabra then is also to be considered as a sentinel before the fortress of the god. why is the name of him spelt khut? we have seen that st is the regular honorific termination for a god. ra is, as shown in the old c

e firstly the word "reward, which is to be compared with the words "hiding" and "manifestation" in the former chapters. to 're-ward' is to 'guard again; this word abrahadabra then is also to be considered as a sentinel before the fortress of the god. why is the name of him spelt khut? we have seen that st is the regular honorific termination for a god. ra is, as shown in the old comment, the sun; hoor the warrior mars; who is khu? he is the magical ego of a star. without the yod or iota, khu-t, we get a human conception; the insertion of that letter makes the transmutation to godhead. when therefore ra hoor khut is rewarded or re-guarded with the magick word of the aeon, he becomes god. thus in the next verse. i 'raise the spell of ra hoor khuit' the text may also be read as follows. abrah


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the tassles scarlet as in the case of the banner of the east, and for the same reasons. the banner of the west, when it changes its position in the temple, rep resents that which bars and threatens, and demands fresh sacrifice ere the path leading to the higher be attained "avenger of the gods" is the name of hiereus, and he is "horus in the abode of blindness unto, and ignorance of, the higher" hoor is his name. the station of hegemon is between the two pillars whose bases are in netzach and hod, at the intersection of the paths peh and samekh, in the symbolic gateway of occult science- as it were, at the beam of the balance, at the equilibrium of the scales of justice; at the point of intersection of the lowest reciprocal path with that of samekh, which forms a part of the middle pillar

he synthesis of this evil triad "the mouth of the power of destruction" is called ommoo-szathan. 4. the station of harpocrates. the invisible station of harpocrates is in the path of samekh, between the station of hegemon and the invisible station of the evil triad. harpocrates is the god of silence and mystery, whose name is the word of this grade of neophyte. he is the younger brother of horus, hoor-po-krattist. 5. the stations of isis and nephthys. the stations of isis and nephthys are respectively at the places of the pillars in netzach and hod, and these great goddesses are not otherwise shown in the grade, save in <104> connection with the praemonstrator and imperator, as operating through the hierophant, seeing that isis corresponds to the pillar of mercy and nephthys to that of sev

352 the golden dawn: volume 111 book five <114> coptic names of the chiefs and officers visible stations imperator: nephthys: neoph-tho-osest@ rc e -c, praemonstrator: isis: ae-isest-(ice- l cancellarius: thoth: tho-00th c3 w o a past hierophant: aroueris: aroo-ouerist bpw repi- hierophant: osiris: ae-shoo-rist f(lj ww pi& hegemon: thmae-st ex&u z, thmae-sh qlcow- 9 thmaae-tt e u- hiereus: horus: hoor ucap kerux: anubis: ano-oobist-em-pe-eeb-tte dnwr o l .t c-n/&t(o f the east) stolistes: aur-a-mo-00th- 0 dadouchos: thaum-aesch-niaeth +j q sentinel: ano-oobi em-pementte& wr g i- m- 6 -f (of the west) invisible stations children of horus: n.e.-ameshett or amesheth&-yt or&*aye 8 n.w.-kabexnuv or dabexnjemouv &a e 2n a y or k h t f lldlf vy s.w.-ahephi or ahaphix@+i 0& w 2 i& enferer of the t

the sphere of my nephesch, and the seven palaces of malkuth are cleansed and consecrated, balanced and pure, in the might of thy name, adonai, to whom be malkuth, gedulah, geburah, the rose of sharon and the lily of the valley. vibrate the names in the following invocation by the formula of the middle pillar, and circulate it through the body. proceed slowly to make certain the power is invoked. hoor-po-hat-ist, thou lord of the silence. hoor-po-hat-ist, lord of the sacred lotus. 0 thou hoor-po-krat-ist (pause a moment or huo to contemplate the force invoked) thou that standest in victory on the heads of the infernal dwellers of the waters wherefrom all things were created. thee, thee i invoke, by the name of eheieh and the power of agla. 0 thou divine babe in the egg of blue, lord of def

d aid me. depart from me, ye workers of evil before the light of aeshoorist. behold! he is in me and i in him. mine is the lotus, as i rise as har <232> pocrates from the firmament of waters. my throne is set on high. my light is as that of ra in the firmament of nu. i am the centre and the shrine, the silence and the eternal light of godhead. beneath my feet they rage in dumb impotence. for i am hoor-po-hat-ist, the lotus-throned lord ritual for invisibility 425 of silence. were 1 to say, come up upon the mountains, the celestial waters would flow at my word, and the celestial fires would surge forth in torrents fierce of flame. for i am ra enshrouded, khephra unmanifest to man. i embody my 5athe hoor mt.elg ht otthe aveng ngg od, andmy motheris s, eternal wisdom veiled in eternal beauty

e celestial waters would flow at my word, and the celestial fires would surge forth in torrents fierce of flame. for i am ra enshrouded, khephra unmanifest to man. i embody my 5athe hoor mt.elg ht otthe aveng ngg od, andmy motheris s, eternal wisdom veiled in eternal beauty and love. therefore i way unto thee, bring me unto thine abode in the silence unutterable, all-wisdom, all-light, all-power. hoor-po-krat-ist, thou nameless child of eternity. bring me to thee, that i may be defended in this work of art. thou, the centre and the silence; light shrouded darkness is thy name. the celestial fire is thy father. thy mother the heavenly sea. thou, the air of life, art the harmony of all, and lord against the face of the dwellers within the waters! bring me, i say, bring me to thine abode of e

irit pentagrams and vibrate the enochian invocation of portal grade. and unto ye, 0 ye forces of the spirit of life whose dwelling is in the invisible, do i now address my will. in the great names of your ruling angels elexarph, cornananu, tabitom, and by all the names and letters of the holy tablet of union, by the mighty names of god: eheieh, agla, yhvh elohim, and by the great lord of silence, hoor-po-krat-ist, by your deep purple darkness, and by the white and brilliant light of the crown above my head, do i conjure ye. collect yourselves about me, and clothe this my astral form with an egg of blue, a shroud of darkness. gather yourselves, ye flakes of astral light, and shroud my form in your substantial night. clothe me and hide me but at my control. darken man's eyes that he see me n

come unto me, shroud of darknessand of night. i conjure ye, 0 particles of spiritual darkness, that ye enfold me as an unseen guard and as a shroud of utter silence and of mystery. in and by the names eheieh, agla, and yhvh elohim, i conjure thee. in and by the holy names exarp, bitom, hcoma, nanta, i invoke thee. in and by the names elexarpeh, comananu, tabitom, i constrain thee. by the name of hoor-pohat- ist i invoke this shroud of concealment. by the deep purple darkness of the eternal spirit of life, and by the white brilliance of the genius within me, i invoke ye and conjure ye to absolute and instant obedience, without decep tion or delay. for the crown of my father is upon me, and inyhvh is my trust. gather, ye flakes of astral light, and shroud my form in your substantial night

he sign of the enterer project your whole will so as to realize the selffading out. the effect should be that the physical body will become gradually and partially invisible, as though a veil or cloud were coming between it and the golden dawn: volume 111 book six thee. divine ecstasy may follow, butguard against loss of self-control. make sign of silence forcibly, and vibrate with power the name hoor-po-kratist. reformulate shroud, and circumambulate thrice. intensely formulate shroud, stand at east, and say: thus have i formulated unto myself this shroud of darkness and of mystery as a concealment and a guard. supernal splendour which shinest in the sphere of binah, yhvh elohim, aima, shekinah, lady of darkness and of mystery, thou high priestess of the concealed silver star, divine ligh

may have power and control, even i, over this shroud of darkness and of mystery. and now i conjure thee, 0 shroud of darkness and of mystery, that thou conceal me from the eyes of all men, from all things of sight and sense, in this my present purpose, which is to remain invisible for the space of one hour, and to receive therein the holy mysteries of the lord of silence enthroned upon his lotus, hoor-po-krat-ist. when it is wished to banish the shroud, make very forcibly the qabalistic cross, to bring down the light, and then analyse thekey-word, invoking the divine white brilliance. then say: in the name of yhvh elohim, i invoke thee, who art clothed with the sun, who standest upon the moon, and art crowned with the crown of twelve stars. aima elohim, shekinah, who art darkness illuminat

sion becomes diminished or changes very much, banish with the astral implement, and return in the way you came, through the symbol, and start again freshly. if you feel you have expended too much force in the symbols which you traced in the scenes, redraw some of the force spent into yourself again by the formula of the <42> signs of horus and harpocrates. exten towards the symbols in the sign of hoor, redrawing them into y urself by the sign of hoorpokraat. f 15. sometimes it seems as though one had to find the words to translate the impression; sometimes the words appear to be found already, for one believes that one has heard them. 16. the symbol shows the potency of the whorl-formation. 17. some students, i believe, have great difficulty in returning. in such a case one can do so gradu

he move of this piece is three squares cornerwise every way (as in ordinary chess) and representeth the leaping action of the flickering flame. wherefore also is he not stopped in his course by a piece or an intervening square, even as fire seizing on a matter <360> speedily rendereth it transparent. this piece representeth the action of fire as the revealer of the strength of the spirit, even as hoor is the avenger of aeshoori. it is a force potent and terrible, the king in the elemental operations. thus it openeth the locked doors of matter and sheweth forth the treasure hidden therein. therefore hath all life its beginnings in a fire celestial. and the number of squares covered by the move of the knight in the midst of the board (reckoning from the square on which he standeth, but not i

. they concluded that the originator of their readition either had access to g.d. material before their popular publication or had been a member. thelema is another thriving avenue of thought that must be examined in the light of the golden dawn. without a thorough knowledge of golden dawn symbolism and ritual the book of the law, liber al, is either impenetrable or ridiculous. the formula of "ra-hoor-khuit hath taken his seat in the east at the equinox of the gods (al. i, 49) only becomes meaningful within the context of the golden dawn equinox ceremony. the system of magick and philosophy founded by aleister crowley and developed further by many others is deeply indebted to the golden dawn. the primary rituals for daily practice in thelemic magick 'the star ruby "v. vel reguli" and the l


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liber al vel legis: 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 [correc

eved hadit to be "heru-pakraath (harpokrates, the infant form of horus the younger. he identified nuit [correctly] as the egyptian goddess of the sky. an examination of the hieroglyphs on the stele. called by crowley the "stele of revealing. indicates that it was not conceived or executed according to the osirian mythos [save that the dead priest is referred to as "an osiris" i.e: a dead soul "ra-hoor-khuit" 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

gue "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! it is revealed by aiwass the minister of hoor-paar-kraat. harpokrates is horus the younger, the later osirian corruption of the great horus (harwer. hence the authenticity of aiwass as an objective entity seems doubtful. more probably he is a subjective idealization of crowley's own personality. the book of the law is most coherently viewed as an "inspired utterance" of the forms identified in #i-1 and #i-2, not a statement by aiwass on

w. that nuit insists the reunion be pursued. is all-embracing; it is integral with the form of nuit in its entirety. 35. this that thou writest is the threefold book of law. identification of the name of the book of the law. 36. my scribe ankh-af-na-khonsu, the priest of the princes, shall not in one letter change this book; but lest there be folly, he shall comment thereupon by the wisdom of ra- hoor-khu-it. the book of the law is not to be altered, edited, or abridged in any way by crowley, though he may comment upon it in order to explain its relevance to the aon of horus. the reason that the text may not be touched by that magus is that it contains formulae recognizable only after the aon of horus, as is evident from this commentary and the contents of the book of coming forth by night

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

at of posthumous redemption and revival. osiris is a mythical object of popular worship; isis is symbolic of those who equate worship with abstinence, suffering, and deprivation. deathworship [in the biological sense as distinct from the self-obliteration sense] and worship by abstinence have no place in the aon of horus; they would be distracting to the actual word of the aon. the secret name of hoor (the hieroglyphic hor or horus) is harwer. in hieroglyphics the "great horus" or horus the elder. not the horus [the younger] of the osirian mythos. 50. there is a word to say about the hierophantic task. behold! there are three ordeals in one, and it may be given in three ways. the gross must pass through fire; let the fine be tried in intellect, and the lofty chosen ones in the highest; thu

en it may be read literally and a temple constructed accordingly, complete with four gates and sinking floors [perhaps an alligator pit for the quick& tidy disposal of would-be initiates who failed the tests of #i-50. 52. if this be not aright; if ye confound the space-marks, saying: they are one; or saying, they are many; if the ritual be not ever unto me: then expect the direful judgments of ra hoor khuit. crowley identified "space-marks" as stars [in the sense of #i-3. it is equally erroneous, he said, to consider individuals as either completely interconnected with or completely disconnected from one another. by "the ritual" he understood the sex-act, taking the admonition to mean that it was of value as a magical ritual more than as an expression of brutish lust. this is an important

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 circumstances

st desirable. 62. i am uplifted in thine heart; and the kisses of the stars rain hard upon thy body. 63. thou art exhaust in the voluptuous fullness of the inspiration; the expiration is sweeter than death, more rapid and laughterful than a caress of hell's own worm. 64. oh! thou art overcome: we are upon thee; our delight is all over thee: hail! hail: prophet of nu! prophet of had! prophet of ra-hoor-khu! now rejoice! now come in our splendour& rapture! come in our passionate peace& write sweet words for the kings! 65. i am the master: thou art the holy chosen one. crowley's ecstatic experience of the transcription and realization of the book of the law, and a reaffirmation of his identity as magus of the aon of horus. 66. write& find ecstasy in writing! work& be our bed in working! thril

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 mythos, did not know that the cosmological systems of the great horus and ra were originally independent of the osirian movement an

london: oxford, 1934, page #216] crowley, whose familiarity with egyptian philosophy was limited to the osirian mythos, did not know that the cosmological systems of the great horus and ra were originally independent of the osirian movement and were only assimilated into it in corrupt forms during the final dynastic decadence. hence crowley remained confused as to the name and significance of "ra hoor khu[i][t" and the third chapter of the book of the law. and confessed as much in his 1920 comment entry concerning this verse. 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. again crowley missed the point of this verse. a simple admonition to correct the name. and conceptualization. of ra

, but miraculous colour shall come back to it day after day. close it in locked glass for a proof to the world. 11. this shall be your only proof. i forbid argument. conquer! that is enough. i will make easy for you the abstruction from the ill-ordered house in the victorious city. thou shalt thyself convey it with worship, o prophet, though thou likest it not. thou shalt have danger& trouble. ra-hoor-khu is with thee. worship me with fire& blood; worship me with swords& with spears. let the woman be girt with a sword before me: let blood flow to my name. trample down the heathen: be upon them, o warrior, i will give you of their flesh to eat! kiblah: a point towards which prayer or devotions of a spiritual nature are directed. crowley evidently thought better of burglarizing the boulak mu

erpent one: magistra templi iv of the temple of set and one of the nine "the globed priest" and "another sacrifice" anton szandor lavey [who shaved his head to signify his office as high priest of the church of satan, and the destruction of the church of satan as precondition for the manifestation of the aon of set "another king" ra-en-set suten net. 35. the half of the word of heru-ra-ha, called hoor-pa-kraat and ra-hoor-khuit. the first half of "heru-ra-ha" reveals the name of her-ur (harwer, the great horus, of whom both harpokrates (the osirian horus "the younger) and ra-harakte [see #iii-1] are corruptions. 36. then said the prophet unto the god: 37. i adore thee in the song- i am the lord of thebes, and i the inspired forth-speaker of mentu; for me unveils the veiled sky, the self-sl

f her-ur (harwer, the great horus, of whom both harpokrates (the osirian horus "the younger) and ra-harakte [see #iii-1] are corruptions. 36. then said the prophet unto the god: 37. i adore thee in the song- i am the lord of thebes, and i the inspired forth-speaker of mentu; for me unveils the veiled sky, the self-slain ankh-af-na-khonsu whose words are truth, i invoke, i greet thy presence, o ra-hoor-khuit! 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! appear on the throne of ra! open the ways of the khu! lighten the ways of the ka! the ways of the khabs run through to stir me or still me! aum! let it fill me! the sacred bull mentu was the god of the city of ani, capital of the iv u

ou 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] 39. all this and a book t

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 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 overmuch. them that seek to entrap thee, to overthrow thee, them attack without pity or quarter& destroy them utterly. swift as a trodden serpent turn and strike! be thou yet deadlier than he! drag down their souls to awful torment: laugh at their fear: spit upon them! see #i-32/38. many who

ley wrote down the book of the law, a magical text which announced the end of the aon of osiris and the beginning of the aon of horus. crowley [though he did not immediately acknowledge the title] was identified as the magus of that aon, and its word was proclaimed to be thelema (greek= will).26 crowley attributed the book of the law to aiwass, an entity identified in the text as "the minister of hoor-paar-kraat."27 in translation this becomes "the infant horus" and refers to [the greek] harpokrates, a representation of horus the younger as an infant. crowley was not familiar with the distinctions between the original horus and the later osirian corruption. his egyptological orientation appears to have been exclusively osirian, since his comments concerning various egyptian gods place them

izations. 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 "hadit" is act

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 osiris in addition to being a solar deity, which explains his presence on the fu

e osiris-cult mythos. on page #399 of his confessions, while discussing the sequence of magical aeons in terms of the osirian triad (isis, osiris& horus the younger, he emphasizes the position of horus as the avenger of his father osiris- a role accorded only the osirian corruption. additional confirmations are to be found in magical and philosophical commentaries on the book of the law, wherein "hoor-paar- kraat" is identified on page #94 as the "god of silence" and "harpocrates, both designations of horus the younger. on the following pages his position as the son of osiris is restated. there are abundant additional examples. grant also endeavors to identify set with "shaitan, whom he states was the god worshipped by the yezidi in mesopotamia. the yezidi religious texts- the black script

ed to all who receive it in evidence of their recognition by the temple of set. on march 18, 1904 ce, aleister crowley visited the boulak museum in cairo with his wife rose. she drew his attention to an old monument of the xxvi dynasty- the funeral stele of the theban priest ankh-f-n-khonsu. represented on this stele are three egyptian god-figures, which crowley identified as nuit, had(it, and ra-hoor-khuit. later, when setting down the book of the law on april 8, 9, and 10 of that same year, crowley associated each of its three chapters with one of the god-figures from the stele, which he subsequently referred to as the stele of revealing.(2) stele of revealing (obverse) aleister crowley's inability to see beyond the aeon of harwer to the aeon of set is evident from his limited understand


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rks of high magick. the sorcery concluded, the veil is then closed, and with the final vibration the practitioner returns to normal consciousness. further banishing and grounding may be employed if necessary; thee i invoke, the bornless one thee, that didst create the earth and the heavens thee, that didst create the night and the day thee, that didst create the darkness and the light thou art ra hoor khuit, myself made perfect, who no man has seen at any time thou art ia besz, the truth in matter thou art the truth in motion thou hast distinguished between the just and the unjust thou didst make the female and the male thou didst produce the seeds and the fruit thou didst form men to love one another, and to hate one another i am [n, thy servant, unto whom thou didst commit thy mysteries


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n 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 every possible advantage but one: the true initiation; what is true initiat


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t.o/p2c3.html (14 of 15 [12/28/2001 2:03:09 pm] the secret rituals of the o.t.o. i therefore affix this red triangle, the apex pointing downwards, as it were a wedge of light splitting the clouds that surround birth, and warming life with its rays, as it is written, the sun of righteousness shall arise, with healing in his wings. this triangle is also the special symbol of the lord of the aeon ra-hoor-khuit; the crowned and conquering child the eternal sun that dieth not, whom we adore. i also gird you with this sword, which you are to keep sharp and bright, neither to draw without need, nor to sheath not without honour. be seated, brother magician (orator reads constitution) s: it is an immemorial custom among us, so that the memory of man runneth not to the contrary, for the newly made m

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: you will now retire without the portal of the temple, there to be invested

sion. 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. to the glory of the grand master baphomet. the 7 lib

he 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 (2 of 7 [12/28/2001 2:05:17 pm] the secret rituals of the o.t.o. all other gods should be referred to this synthesis in the microcosmic sun. thus corn-goddesses conceal myste


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e emancipation of the individual was dawning that would be initiated by a horrific period of bloodshed and chaos. jung did not mention crowley, but he must have had some passing familiarity with crowley's cult of thelema. prophecies of aleister crowley in crowley's prophetic the book of the law, the warrior god horus in his form raheru- khuti (horus of behutet, which crowley chose to render as ra-hoor-khuit, spoke through crowley's spirit control, his guardian angel aiwass, these words: 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. i am in a secret fourfold


WORKING CEPHALOEDIUM VERSION 1

ius, whose letter hath the value of 6 0, the moon being in the 16th degree of the sign cancer whose letter hath the v alue 8, did the beast 666 to mega therion a magus of a. a. baphomet 729 t he supreme holy king of ireland, iona and all the britains that are in the sanc tuary of the gnosis xth degree o.t.o, avatar of bacchus diphues in the place o f the xith degree o.t.o, logos of the aeon of ra hoor khuit, grand master of t he knights of the holy ghost, grand master of the knights of the temple, eidolo n of the rosy cross, alastor the destroyer spirit of solitude, wanderer of the waste, of the blood of kerval arch-druids hereditary to the oak, whose holy ang el his guardian is aiwaz 93, the god first dawning upon man in the land of sume r, whose breast beareth the token adventure upon mo

ti lord of wisdom in the great magical circle of the abbey, that he might come upon us in power. thus was tahuti manifest in the mind of the beast, like light therein, clear, icy, wit without heart. and i beheld the working afar off, full utterly of des ire towards it; and i was aware of certain things concerning it; as here now to be writ down. firstly: the working shall establish the aeon of ra hoor khuit by obeying th e instructions given in "the book of the law. secondly: it is a working of mercury and sol, combined even as they are in t he beast; so that the word of the working is aleph-lamed-dalet-yod weh note: s ic, probably should be aleph-lamed-hay, 36, the square of 6 and the sum of the first eight numbers, etc, etc. now aleph is the letter of hadith as hay of nu ith, and lamed i

third letter to aleph and lamed in ccxx, and the final of aleph-l amed-peh. cf. also``eight, eighty, four hundred and eighteen``knowing the l aw of the fortress& the great mystery of the house of god' 4. it is the third equilibrating path on the tree. as stability is only perfec t as infinite change (see xith aethyr) so construction is only solid if based o n war. 5``i am a god of war' etc. is ra hoor khuit. 6. the word in the mouth is 93: aiwaz is the lord of the fortress or house of god, which is the abbey of thelema. 7. aiwaz is spelt ayin, the eye, i.e. that of shiva or horus, the meatus penis and the anus; yod, the phallus, spermatozoon; and hand, vau, the fertility of the testes and uterus as well as the nail of the mentula, being taurus the cow isis and the bull apis or shiva, the s

at by love they may make themselves one. so then in this name aiwaz is every rite of the magick of the aeon of horus d eclared in detail, and in his number 93 is shewn forth not only the word of the law, but the ways of the word and the mysteries of truth. this name then and this number shall be the glyph hieratic to unlock the fort ress of the aeon; captain is he of all the hosts of mars, and ra hoor khuit cro wned king in that palace of force and fire. set, the beast, for ayin; thoth, al astor the logos, for yod; apis, perdurabo, for vau; and hoor hoorpakraat, bapho met, for zain; foursquare, mystic, wonderful, as cherubs shall i that am one th rough these four be the builder and warder thereof. and the scarlet woman shall bear her cup therein, bestriding her beast& iacchaiion shall stan

dom of truth& it is the issue, whereby the bowmen sally forth from the centre tiphereth to ye sod the apex of the salient. and pe is the girdle of the loins of the all-fath er& the sword in the girdle, as teth is his breast-plate of courage& daleth his helmet of live. this sword is shewn as a lightning-flash of flaming sword on the fortress that defends the kingdom: it is the sword or spear of ra-hoor-k huit. the card is then thus briefly to be described. ra hoor khuit sends forth a ray of light as a sword. the fortress is his aeon of 11 towers for abrahadabra. within is aiwaz with 93 or 220. about it is 666 in four- fold form. the scarlet woman bears cup& sword, riding the beast& iacchaion follows with his rod. thus far concerning the card xvi. now then followeth a consideration of the ve

solemnly promise& swear: to devote my whole working time exclusively to the completion of my comment on "the book of the law" 2. i, etc, as before etc. swear: that as soon as the comment is ready, i will take the book& cause it to be printed, bound& issued in the manner ordained in the book itself, though i leave myself without money to buy my next meal to these oaths, i called nuith! hadith! ra hoor khuit! as witnesses thereof. i then invoked aiwaz to aid me to keep them& in all other ways soever to forward the work. 2.20 a.m- i therefore open my ms. of the comment. dec. 15. we seem to have been harassed by minor illnesses, so much as to be actually crippled; in fact i have been practically obliged to keep to my bed& alostrael will take the divination concerning the working. how shall we


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ittarius, whose letter hath the value of 60, the moon being in the 16th degree of the sign cancer whose letter hath the value 8, did the beast 666 to mega therion a magus of a. a. baphomet 729 the supreme holy king of ireland, iona and all the britains that are in the sanctuary of the gnosis xth degree o.t.o, avatar of bacchus diphues in the place of the xith degree o.t.o, logos of the aeon of ra hoor khuit, grand master of the knights of the holy ghost, grand master of the knights of the temple, eidolon of the rosy cross, alastor the destroyer spirit of solitude, wanderer of the waste, of the blood of kerval arch-druids hereditary to the oak, whose holy angel his guardian is aiwaz 93, the god first dawning upon man in the land of sumer, whose breast beareth the token adventure upon mounta

uti lord of wisdom in the great magical circle of the abbey, that he might come upon us in power. thus was tahuti manifest in the mind of the beast, like light therein, clear, icy, wit without heart. and i beheld the working afar off, full utterly of desire towards it; and i was aware of certain things concerning it; as here now to be writ down. firstly: the working shall establish the aeon of ra hoor khuit by obeying the instructions given in "the book of the law. secondly: it is a working of mercury and sol, combined even as they are in the beast; so that the word of the working is aleph-lamed-dalet-yod weh note: sic, probably should be aleph-lamed-hay, 36, the square of 6 and the sum of the first eight numbers, etc, etc. now aleph is the letter of hadith as hay of nuith, and lamed is th

the third letter to aleph and lamed in ccxx, and the final of aleph-lamed-peh. cf. also``eight, eighty, four hundred and eighteen``knowing the law of the fortress& the great mystery of the house of god' 4. it is the third equilibrating path on the tree. as stability is only perfect as infinite change (see xith aethyr) so construction is only solid if based on war. 5``i am a god of war' etc. is ra hoor khuit. 6. the word in the mouth is 93: aiwaz is the lord of the fortress or house of god, which is the abbey of thelema. 7. aiwaz is spelt ayin, the eye, i.e. that of shiva or horus, the meatus penis and the anus; yod, the phallus, spermatozoon; and hand, vau, the fertility of the testes and uterus as well as the nail of the mentula, being taurus the cow isis and the bull apis or shiva, the s

that by love they may make themselves one. so then in this name aiwaz is every rite of the magick of the aeon of horus declared in detail, and in his number 93 is shewn forth not only the word of the law, but the ways of the word and the mysteries of truth. this name then and this number shall be the glyph hieratic to unlock the fortress of the aeon; captain is he of all the hosts of mars, and ra hoor khuit crowned king in that palace of force and fire. set, the beast, for ayin; thoth, alastor the logos, for yod; apis, perdurabo, for vau; and hoor hoorpakraat, baphomet, for zain; foursquare, mystic, wonderful, as cherubs shall i that am one through these four be the builder and warder thereof. and the scarlet woman shall bear her cup therein, bestriding her beast& iacchaiion shall stand wi

ngdom of truth& it is the issue, whereby the bowmen sally forth from the centre tiphereth to yesod the apex of the salient. and pe is the girdle of the loins of the all-father& the sword in the girdle, as teth is his breast-plate of courage& daleth his helmet of live. this sword is shewn as a lightning-flash of flaming sword on the fortress that defends the kingdom: it is the sword or spear of ra-hoor-khuit. the card is then thus briefly to be described. ra hoor khuit sends forth a ray of light as a sword. the fortress is his aeon of 11 towers for abrahadabra. within is aiwaz with 93 or 220. about it is 666 in four-fold form. the scarlet woman bears cup& sword, riding the beast& iacchaion follows with his rod. thus far concerning the card xvi. now then followeth a consideration of the vest

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