Title: An Introduction to the Aeon of Horus...
1An Introduction to theAeon of Horus...
- In 1904, a new law and formula for living was
given to the human race by the Primary Trinity of
Ancient Egypt
Nuit Hadit Ra-Hoor-Khuit
2The Book of the Law
- Delivered to Aleister Crowley on April 8, 9 10,
1904 by a praeterhuman intelligence calling
himself Aiwass. - It heralds the return of the Gods and Goddesses
of Ancient Egypt to their reign of mankind after
centuries of darkness. - It proclaims a new ruler of Earth, Ra Hoor Khuit,
Lord of the Sun and a new formula, the Law of
Thelema - Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the
law.
3The Summons from Our Lady of the Stars, Nuit...
- Now you shall know that the chosen priest and
apostle of infinite space is the prince-priest,
the Beast - Obey my prophet! Follow out the ordeals of my
knowledge! Seek me only! Then the joys of my love
will redeem ye from all pain. - This is so I swear it from the vault of my
body
4The Task from Her Lord and Consort, the
Omnipresent Hadit.
Behold! The rituals of the old time are black.
Let the evil ones be cast away let the good ones
be purged by the prophet! Then shall this
knowledge go aright. I am the flame that burns in
every heart of man and in the core of every star.
I am Life, and the giver of Life I am the Snake
that giveth Knowledge Delight and bright
glory , and stir the hearts of men with
drunkenness. To worship me take wine strange
drugs whereof I will tell my prophet and be drunk
thereof! They shall not harm ye at all 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.
5Their First Child, The Lord of the
Sun, Ra-Hoor-Khuit
Beware! Hold! Raise the spell of
Ra-Hoor- Khuit!I am a god of War and of
Vengeance Worship me with fire and
bloodwith swords and spearsLet the woman be
girt with a sword before me Fear not at allNu
is your refuge as Hadit your light and I am the
strength, force, vigour of your arms. 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!
6Qelhma
The law of
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the
law. Love is the law, love under will. There is
no law beyond Do What Thou Wilt.
7Magick An Introduction
- The Art and Science of causing Change to occur in
conformity with Will. - A beginners guide to the Occult Sciences and the
Law of Thelema. - From the teachings of Aleister Crowley
8Aleister Crowley - The Magician
- Adorned in his crown magickal robe and armed
with - Wand, Cup, Sword, Disk and Lamp
- Stele, Bell, Book and Holy Oil
- Prepared to undertake THE GREAT WORK
9The Weapons of the Magician
The Disk
- The Disk, symbolic of the elemental force of
Earth, is the magicians foundation. - It is his Nourishment and his earthly life.
- He inscribes a symbol of the All on the Disk, to
show his Universe - All phenomena are sacraments of the Disk
10The Weapons of the Magician
The Sword
- The sword, symbolizing the force of Air, is the
- magicians human will, his intellect and his
power to - think and analyze himself and his existence.
- It is used externally on the physical plane to
divide - conquer his enemies.
- It is used on the astral plane to subject the
spirits - to the Will of the magician.
- Only the simple can withstand the sword.
11The Weapons of the Magician
The Cup
- The Cup is for the force of Water and is a glyph
- for the magicians understanding of his
environment, it is his link with the Unseen. - Understanding is like unto Quicksilver, it cannot
be grasped, only contained passively in a vessel. - The cup does not contain infinite volume its
contents must be spilled over to others.
12The Weapons of the Magician
The Wand
- The wand is the weapon of the Divine Will the
highest active weapon of the magician. - It is a replica of his highest aspiration to
surrender to and to unite with the beloved. - The will must be trained and fortified by the
Holy Oath. - With the wand does the magician become like unto
a god, with all the attendant powers and
responsibilities.
13The Weapons of the Magician
The Lamp
- The lamp is the weapon of Spirit, that which
creates, controls and harmonizes the four primary
weapons. - It burns without wick or oil, being fed by the
Aethyr. - It maintains the balance of Tetragrammaton, the
four-part essence of existence. - Eternal, unconfined, unextended, without cause
and without effect, the Holy Lamp mysteriously
burns.
14The Weapons of the Magician
The Temple represents the external Universe and
the Magician must take is as he finds it indoors
or outdoors, simple or elaborate, it must enhance
the Magicians sense of rightness.
The Circle is the symbol of the external aura of
the Magician within is his home, without are the
hostile forces which would destroy him.
15The Weapons of the Magician
The Altar is the solid fixed basis of the
Magicians work. Upon it are placed his weapons,
above it hangs the lamp. It must conform to his
nature and to the nature of the universe.
The Robe is generally of either black or white
and is that which conceals and protects the
magician.
16The Weapons of the Magician
The Book of Spells or conjurations is the record
of every thought, word and deed of the magician.
The Bell summons and alarms and sounds at the
elevation of the Host, it calls the Universe to
attend to the Holy Will of the magician.
The Crown is a band of jeweled gold a
serpent-entwined glyph of the kundalini. It
represents the attainment of the Magicians work.
17Nuit Hadit Ra-Hoor-Khuit
The Sun, Strength and Sight, Light these are for
the Servants of the Star the Snake.
18Do what thou wiltshall be the whole of the law.