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93 Here is an introduction to The Book of the Law, by Israel Regardie, from the out-of-print book, The Law is for All, introducing Aleister Crowley’s commentaries on Liber Legis.  To get the free pdf, either click on the above image or go to the sidebar library. 93 93/93 777

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Postcard c.1904 E.V. 93 Throughout the latter half of March and the early part of April, the Holy Thelemic Church (and many Thelemites) commemorate the remarkable event that unfolded in the lives of Aleister Crowley and Rose Kelly at Cairo, Egypt in 1904 Era Vulgari (Common Era) — a momentous spiritual event that culminated in [...]

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93 Here is a high-quality PDF of The Book of the Law, based on both the 1912 publication in The Equinox and the manuscript itself. Click on the above image or go to the sidebar library to download the PDF free. 93 93/93

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Time Unveiling Truth sketch (Giovanni Battista Tiepolo) 93 Verses 75 and 76 of chapter 2 of Liber L vel Legis, The Book of the Law, comprising the Riddle of Aiwass, have as yet remained a mystery.  They read as follows: “Aye! listen to the numbers & the words: “4 6 3 8 A B K [...]

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Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. In November, 1925 era vulgari (common era), Aleister Crowley, disillusioned with his disciples – particularly C.S. Jones and Norman Mudd – and disappointed with some of their ideas, went against the logic of his own holy Law and issued a Canon of Restriction known [...]

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93 Here is a red-letter digital edition of the main holy book of the Holy Thelemic Church, with its original title restored:  Liber L vel Legis, The Book of the Law, as dictated by Aiwass to Rose Kelly and Aleister Crowley in 1904 e.v., with the utterance of Aiwass in red and that of the [...]

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