Liber Ararita

[Nudoro]

What does the line "12 Rays of the Crown" refer to?

[Jim Eshelman]

Kether is regarded as having 12 rays, probably because one of it's devine names, Hu (HVA, meaning "He"), enumerates to 12.

[Aum418]

@Nudor said

"What does the line "12 Rays of the Crown" refer to?"

Further, the Sun travels through 12 zodiac signs, the Sun being an image of the Monad or Kether in Neoplatonism and elsewhere (such as my own mind )

IAO131

[Anonymous]

So, IAO131...

What do you personally make of it? I'm interested because I'm a little familiar with your perspective from elsewhere. I didn't expect you to give much credit to zodiacal attributions. How do you describe them from your perspective?

[Aum418]

@Frater_AVV said

"So, IAO131...

What do you personally make of it? I'm interested because I'm a little familiar with your perspective from elsewhere. I didn't expect you to give much credit to zodiacal attributions. How do you describe them from your perspective?"

I think 12 refers to the zodiac and that the Zodiac refers to the One expanded into many, categorized rather arbitrarily under the number 12.

I think the 12 with the 1 inside of it (the Sun) is a nice symbol of teh Entire Course of Manifestation or of the Unity of All Things, etc.

ARARITA is about Unity. There is a Unity-in-Diversity (Many, 12 in this case) and a Unity-in-Naught (One/Continuous.)

IAO131