Hail unto Thee who art Ra in Thy rising….

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Hail unto Thee who art Ra in Thy rising….
07/March/1996 - 8/May/2016
Life is over. Will deal with soon enough.
I’ve felt like shit multiple times in my life, but nothing beats how I feel right now.
Enjoying my evening
Beginning my studies!
"Do What Thou Wilt"
Contrary to popular belief, the saying “Do What Thou Wilt”, was not the work of Aleister Crowley. It’s originally attributed to the work of Francois Rabelais, who Crowley heavily borrowed from.
One can also think of Saint Augustine’s (who died in the 5th century CE) famous quote from his Sermon on Love: ‘’Love and do what you will’’.
ADORATION OF NUIT (1980) I adore Thee, Nuit, adore the agonies and trials I adore the deadly deep desperation, The uneven sleepless nights, vials Of Thy eternal loneliness in manifestation. I adore Thee through all that happens. I am a quintessence of soul set on fire, A flaming up of inner aspirations, Forming a true eidolon of a soul that aspires. I adore Thee Nuit, I adore Thy sweet traces Of ineffable love, hidden in unlimited space And hidden in life’s sorrowful faces. I adore Thee through life’s race. O, golden and silver of life’s mystic dawn! We move as a faint spark of light in vast illumination; Thus sparking and living know how we spawn Phenomena and all its illusion. I adore Thee, Nuit, oh vast expanding One Of illimitable Space. I in Thy bosom a minute Vestige of forgotten and unknown atom Spell yet an end to notions of the finite. Oh, vast blue Space, O signature of matter, Oh unfulfilled in eternal grace! Who yearns for dancing point of light, unshattered By its law of gravity and place. Still I adore Thee, adore Thee, adore Thee, Everlasting management of possibilities. Adore Thy oneness and interpenetration of me Adore Thy ineffable harmonies. Oh, plentiful agency of limitless beauty I adore Thee far into blue-dimpled night I bend towards Thee in evanescent duty As a spark to manifest life, love, liberty and light. I adore Thee as my true soul steals forth; I adore Thee in art and inspiration; I adore Thee in all loves and silent mirth; I adore Thee in quiet transformation. I am a virgin earth unto Thy sublime expression, A virgin Queen, Malkah unrecognized. I adore Thy traces through me in secret recognition Of Illumination at last by Thee franchised. Oh, Nuit, Goddess of all and none And one again, and whatever may be On heaven and earth and all between. I love Thee because I am Thy whole-made Tree. In Thy dispensation I am seeing through Thy veils of dance as disguised infinity As mysterious as eagle that flew Into thine Empyrean, dissolving his trinity. A soul laid bare aspires yet again to Thy bosom Amid all of illusions laid aside and abandoned Until the least of these lead to love’s fruition Beyond all experience that may be fathomed. Oh, Nuit, I in Thy embrace lie serene And turned into Nothing, only a cenotaph Marking my existence. Too glorious to bear Is Nuit who annihilates thus even my path. This path exists, no more because swallowed In essential space. I am the butterfly Destroyed by Light, wings that were malleable To circumstance are gone in ecstasy of death’s blight. I adore Thee, Nuit, Thou glorious One unfulfilled Through every interstice of space. Today and always this life is spilled In ecstasy of Thine unwearying embrace.
Soror Meral
Carl Llewellyn Weschcke 1930 - 2015
Happy birthday, uncle Al! Do What Thou Wilt Shall Be The Whole Of The Law.
“Who does not understand should either learn, or keep silent.” - John Dee
Ok, this photo is more than epic.
Rant on Liber Librae
I can’t begin to describe the effect that this Liber has been having within me. I’ve only read it twice and consulted a few verses once, but this work already resonates deep within me. It has made its presence constant in my mind and it keeps popping out in several occasions during the day. My thoughts and behaviours are already slowly shifting thanks to this marvelous obra and it has empowered me in a way that it’s difficult to describe in words.
14. Remember that this Earth is but an atom in the Universe, and that thou thyself art but an atom thereon, and that even couldst thou become the God of this Earth whereon thou crawlest and grovellest, that thou wouldst, even then, be but an atom, and one amongst many 15. Nevertheless have the greatest self-respect, and to that end sin not against thyself. The sin which is unpardonable is knowingly and wilfully to reject truth, to fear knowledge lest that knowledge pander not to thy prejudices.
Liber Librae Sub Figura XXX, Aleister Crowley
So I’m really excited!
Tomorrow I will start putting into practice Part One of Magick, Liber ABA. Tomorrow will be the beginning of my experience with yoga and I chose for me the Dragon position found in ‘’Liber E Vel Exercitiorum Sub Figura IX’’. I will also try point number 2 of subchapter VI of the same Liber which translates into ‘’To this end ascertain for how many hours you can subsist without food(...)’’
I'm still travelling so that is why I haven't been so active on tumblr. I will probably tell you how my trip was but for now I will leave you with the gifts I bought for myself. The first three were bought in Glasgow in an amazing shop. I seriously have never seen a shop with so many amazing books in my entire life. The shop had everything I wanted but I couldn't spend a lot so I bought a copy of Gems from the Equinox for 40£ and a copy of the Abramelin book for 5£. They had a huge variety of books on CM but my luggage already had the max amount of weight allowed as well. The pendand waa bought in the few days I spent in Belfast while visiting my mom. I think it is beautiful. So yeah, I am pleased!