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Notes to Additional Columns. Chinese Zodiac: Note: is was based on a most rudimentary description of the animals of the Chinese system. It is probably, as a result, next to worthless. Some Hawaiian Gods: Note: Other than Qaballistic consideration of the name PELE, ordinary methods of synchrotism have been used to provide the attributions between these gods and those of other mythological. * Some Characters From AL: Note: Based on writings of Crowley, utilizing the same synchrotic method mentioned above. It is worth mention that many of the characters exist in multiple planes simultaneously, & as well share in planes with other characters (see AL Trinity), also when two characters become conjoined; they o en result in a new type of energy of a completely di erent plane. * Subgenius: Note: Many Attributions are given in the book its self. ese however are confused (as the book its self is designed to do), and have been here corrected to conform to Liber 777.* Also Note: BOB exists in all these planes simultaneously. * Sub-Genius Foundation Sta , e Book of the Subgenius, McGrawHill, 1983 *Gods, in general, are o en multi-faceted, therefore; speci c archetypes are mentioned here to con ne the gods to one symbol or another. O en, gods still apply themselves to multiple symbols, however it doesnt take much imagination (or quabalistic computation) to discover why one deity might suitably inhabit two or more such symbols.

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Futhark: is began as an attempt to rectify the Norse runes and the Tarot trumps. e hypothesized result, was to end up with a 25 card Trump suit (see Gimel 81). Two methods have been used which obtain satisfactory results, shedding new light on interpretation of the ATU. e dilemma however is that either of these is equally accurate, credible, possible, and enlightening in its own right. As it stands, the puzzle still confounds me. e two possible orders of the alphabet here listed, which did result from the research, are included in this work for their potential qaballistic interest/import. e Phoenician alphabet: Note: e Phoenician alphabet is identical in order, power, and value (that is position, sound, and numeric equivalent), to that of the Hebrew. e di erence lies only in the hieroglyphs of the letters. e Suits of Magic: e Gathering. Note: Although there are 5 colors in the game Magic, these however do not correspond directly with the 5 elements of philosophy. ey are similar however, and the following conclusions are drawn. e Elements. 11. AIR: Blue (due to its dismissal, and counter spell techniques) & White (due to its protection and solar qualities). (Air also contains aspects of Red) 23. WATER: Blue (Due to its card drawing techniques {reception}) & Green (for its healing powers). (Water also contains aspects of White) 31. FIRE: Red (for its direct damage and card destruction techniques) & White (for its clerics, soldiers, and angels) 32b. EARTH: Black (for its graveyard manipulation techniques) & Green (for its generative powers {both mana, and creature oriented}) 31b. SPIRIT: Most multicolored cards are generally indicative of Spirit of some nature (as well as Artifacts which are colorless {i.e. pure}). ere are otherwise many cards of all colors that perform tasks usually regulated to another color, these as well would be indicative of spirit.

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777 & U. by: Fra S rank D Fraternatis I.A.O. 0. ough it pains this magician so much to say Get thee to a Shopping Mall. Be yourself certain that this mall contains both an obby shop (that is to say: war-games, Dungeons& Dragons, and the like), and a book-store (any major bookstore should have some kind of occult or New Age section). If your request be too strange however, shop around at various local stores and eventually you shall come across the items. 1. Obtain for thyself three 10-sided dice (available at the gaming/hobby shop) One Black, one Grey, and one White. Also obtain a copy of the book: 777 and Other Qabalistic Writings of Aleister Crowley (see bibliographic note). Carry with thee, the book & dice, they shall be your holy implements. 2. When thou wishest to obtain an oracle, take thy holy dice and, invoking properly, concentrate upon thy question and throweth thy dice. 3. Consider the dice as the tree of life. ere are 3 pillars and 10 sephiroth, e number of each die represents a certain sephirah, as augmented by the pillar (severity, neutrality, mercy). e reading of Black, Grey, White, also yields a 3-digit number ranging from 000-999. Take this number and consult the book 777 & other Qabalistic Writings, in all its various parts. 4. en a er this thou shalt do as it says in e Book of e Law: Add, Divide, Multiply and Understand, (I:25), then thou shalt have obtained thy oracle (and a quite rich one at that). Bibliographic Note: 777 and Other Qabalistic Writings of Aleister Crowley by Aleister Crowley, Israel Regardie. Publisher: Red Wheel/Weiser. Pub. Date: October 1990 336pp Contains: Gematria, 777, & Sepher Sepiroth

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