Liber E and Liber O

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An exposition in poetic language of several of the ways of attainment and the results obtained. In the form of a Discourse between and Adept and His Pupil. Equinox I iii, p. 9; and Aha! There are two forms of this Ritual) An improved form of the ‘Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram’. See also: Liber CCCXXXIII, The Book of Lies, pp. 34–35; and appendix VI of Book IV. This name, or Liber pater, is frequently applied by the Roman poets to the Greek Bacchus or Dionysus, who was accordingly regarded as identical with the Italian Liber. Cicero ( de Nat. Deor. 2.24), however, very justly distinguishes between Dionysus (the Greek Liber) and the Liber who was worshipped by the early Italians in conjunction with Ceres and Libera. Liber and the feminine Libera were ancient Italian divinities, presiding over the cultivation of the vine and fertility of the fields; and this seems to have given rise to the combination of their worship with that of Ceres.

Liber Trigrammaton, being a book of Trigrams of the Mutations of the TAO with the YIN and YANG. — Crowley: The student, seated in the “God” position, or in the characteristic attitude of the God desired, should then imagine His image as coinciding with his own body, or as enveloping it. This must be practised until mastery of the image is attained, and an identity with it and with the God experienced. Crowley writes in his Notes on the Ritual of the Pentagram: Every man has a natural fortress within himself, the Soul impregnable. ...Besides this central citadel, man also has outerworks, the Aura. ...It is the duty of every person to see that his Aura is in good condition. There are two main methods for doing this. The first is by a performance two or three times daily of the Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram. Its main point is to establish in the Astral four Pentagrams, one in each quarter, and two Hexagrams, one above, the other below, thus enclosing the Magician, as it were, in a consecrated box. It also places in his Aura the Divine Names invoked.The previous experiment has little value, and leads to few results of importance. But it is susceptible of a development which merges into a form of Dharana — concentration — and as such may lead to the very highest ends. The principal use of the practice in the last chapter is to familiarise the student with every kind of obstacle and every kind of delusion, so that he may be perfect master of every idea that may arise in his brain, to dismiss it, to transmute it, to cause it instantly to obey his will. An Account of a Communication made to Fra. Perdurabo in 1904 – X. through the seer Ouarda is to be found in “The Equinox” No. VII of Vol. I. A fantastic account of a previous incarnation. Its principal interest is that its story of the overthrowing of Isis by Osiris may help the reader to understand the meaning of the overthrowing of Osiris by Horus in the present Æon." [ This quote needs a citation] Another is to visualize the Angels by specific color robes and carrying the balance (Lamed) and sword (Aleph).

A treatise on the nature of death and the proper attitude to be taken towards it. See also: Equinox III x. An account of a magical operation, particularly concerning the planet Luna, written in the form of a novel." [ This quote needs a citation] Full instructions in Pranayama, describes various practices of controlling the breath, how to insure success, what results to strive for, and how to use them for the Great Work. Equinox I vii, p. 59 Explains the actual history of the origin of the present movement. Its statements are accurate in the ordinary sense of the word. The object of the book is to discount Mythopœia. A manuscript giving an account of the history of the A∴A∴ in recent times. This history contains no mythology; it is a statement of facts susceptible of rational proof." [ This quote needs a citation]

b) Breathe in deeply through the nostrils, imagining the name of the God desired entering with the breath. A further explanation of The Book of the Law, with special reference to the powers and privileges conferred by its acceptance." [ This quote needs a citation] A poetical allegory of the relations of the soul and the Holy Guardian Angel." [ This quote needs a citation] The festival of the Liberalia was celebrated by the Romans every year on the 17th of March. ( Dict. of Ant. s. v. Liberalia; Hartung, Die Relig. der Röm. vol. ii. p. 135, &c.; Klausen, Aeneas und die Penaten, vol. ii. p. 750, &c.)

A poetic account of the Great Work and enumeration of many obstacles. See also: Equinox I iv, Special Supplement.A ritual of Initiation bestowed on certain selected Probationers. [ This quote needs a citation] Unpublished. At both points, Dalet & Gimel as well as Samekh and Pe, you are facing Tipareth. This is a clue! (Work out the folding of the pentagrams and hexagrams on top of each other with pencil to paper as best you can. Use some imagination to visualize.) Let him be very careful to cause his imaginary body to rise in a line exactly perpendicular to the earth's tangent at the point where his physical body is situated (or to put it more simply, straight upwards). An account of the Grade of Magus, the highest grade which it is even possible to manifest in any way whatsoever upon this plane. Or so it is said by the Masters of the Temple.