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Resh Deity Hieroglyphs
Ok hieroglyph experts, I've got a question regarding the names of the Resh deities mentioned on the front of the stele. The following line supposedly contains the names "Ra, Atum, Kephra and Ahathoor" in that order. I've highlighted Ahathoor in red, Atum in green and Kephra in blue. My question is which glyphs form the name Ra? None of the ( Read more... ) -
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Do the methods of art control our ability to create ( Read more... ) -
the divinity of man
A quote related to conversations I've been having recently ( Read more... ) -
Phusis, The Logos Emerging
Now what does the word phusis say? It says what emerges from itself (for example the emergence, the blossoming, of a rose), the unfolding that opens itself up, the coming-into-appearance in such unfolding, and holding itself and persisting in appearance - in short, the emerging-abiding-sway ( Read more... ) -
Notes on the supreme ritual
And this is the mystery that I declare unto thee: that from the Crown itself spring the three great delusions; Aleph is madness, and Beth is falsehood, and Gimel is glamour. And these three be greater than all, for they are beyond the words that I speak unto thee; how much more therefore are they beyond the words that thou transmittest unto men. - ( Read more... ) -
Loagaeth Painting
Here are some images from my Loagaeth Circle Painting. Posting unfinished as I won't be taking pictures after it has been consecrated with the letters.
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The Supreme Ritual
Happy New Year! Performed the Supreme Ritual tonight with my sweetheart and two recent minervals and about 20 or so other participants. The ritual was very good and there was very good company. Here is the preamble I used instead of Crowley's original ( Read more... ) -
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The Tripod, upon which the priestess sat who delivered the oracles, stood in the innermost sanctuary of the Temple*, called το αντρον, 941 (the cave), αδυτον, 825 (adytum), or μυχος, 1,310 (recess). [...] The third number is the numerical equivalent of Tetragrammaton, and anthropos (a man).The Canon, William Stirling p. 310 ( Read more... ) -
Original Sin in Thelema
Original sin is very much a part of thelema, though its character is much different from that of Original sin of the christians ( Read more... )