December 27 (Hadit) Liber L., Cap. II, v. 48-49
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**48. Pity not the fallen! I never knew them. I am not for them. I console not: I hate the consoled & the consoler.
49. I am unique & conqueror. I am not of the slaves that perish. Be they damned & dead! Amen. [This is of the 4: there is a fifth who is invisible, & therein am I as a babe in an egg.]
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**48. Pity not the fallen! I never knew them. I am not for them. I console not: I hate the consoled & the consoler.
49. I am unique & conqueror. I am not of the slaves that perish. Be they damned & dead! Amen. [This is of the 4: there is a fifth who is invisible, & therein am I as a babe in an egg.]
**From what I can gather from this, the nature exemplified by Hadit is eternal, and continually moving. That which falls away, the slaves, the dead, and the damned are not part of the divine and eternal nature of Hadit. Change causes things to fall away and that which doesn't serve our progression and evolution is meant to be discarded. This is the nature of living in the world, generally ruled by the elements (4), however there is that which transcends this and is only expressed as silence (5 - Harpocrates).