ATU X. Liber VII Ch III. Fortune. 47. O Thou delicious God, smile sinister! 48. I pluck Thee, O my God, like a purple plum upon a sunny tree. How Thou dost melt in my mouth, Thou consecrated sugar of… Continue Reading
Atu XIII – DEATH “It is formally divided into three parts; the lowest is symbolized by the Scorpion, which was supposed by early observers of Nature to commit suicide when finding itself ringed with fire, or otherwise in a desperate… Continue Reading
Thelema, NOW! host Harper talks about Aleister Crowley, the peace sign (or V for Victory) and gratitude with Frater Orpheus. The wide-ranging conversation covers a lot of topics so check it out! And to find out more about the good… Continue Reading
Atu XV — The Devil “In this sign, Mars is exalted, showing in its best form the fiery, inaterial energy of creation. The card represents Pan Pangenetor, the Ml-Begetter. It is the Tree of Life as seen against a background… Continue Reading
Atu XV, The Devil Liber A’ASH vel Capriconi Pneumatici sub figura CCCLXX 16. Also concerning vows. Be obstinate, and be not obstinate. Understand that the yielding of the Yoni is one with the lengthening of the Lingam. Thou art both these;… Continue Reading
ATU XII. LIBER LXV Ch III. The Hanged Man. 40. I am become like a luscious devil of Italy; a fair strong woman with worn cheeks, eaten out with hunger for kisses. She hath played the harlot in divers places;… Continue Reading
Liber VII, Chapter 1 The Tower Atu XVI 22. My God! but I love Thee! 23. Why hast Thou whispered so ambiguous things? Wast Thou afraid, O goat-hoofed One, O horned One, O pillar of lightning? 24. From the lightning… Continue Reading
A new, modernized edition of the 1909 publication of “Thelema” is now available on Amazon as a print-on-demand paperback. Proceeds go to benefit Sekhet-Maat Oasis, O.T.O., in the Valley of Portland. The editor states: “This book is a worship tool… Continue Reading
Liber Tzaddi The Emperor Atu IV 16. With courage conquering fear shall ye approach me: ye shall lay down your heads upon mine altar, expecting the sweep of the sword. 17. But the first kiss of love shall be radiant… Continue Reading
Henrik Bogdan has announced on FB: I am delighted to announce that I’ve signed a contract with Starfire Publishing, London, to edit and introduce the Collected Works of Charles Stansfeld Jones (1886–1950), perhaps more famously known as Frater Achad. The… Continue Reading