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  • T ThelemicMage

    In Liber Samekh, it states in the Element of Water that Babalon is the bride of the great god "ON", and the line below it refers to another female who is the bride and sister of the great god "ON", "by the power of eleven."

    Am I correct to assume that ON is the "Son" of Babalon, "Gate of", and that ASAL ON AI is the sister/bride of the god ON?

    This smells like the Creation theory of uniting upper with below by uniting the daughter with the son. Like Hathor and Horus.

    Babalon, or Isis, would give birth to Horus, or rather Hoor Paar Kraat. The daughter of Babalon would be his bride.

    O, being Ayin, corresponding to Atu XV, also corresponds to Osiris in a way.

    N, being Nun

    70+50=120:
    KOL=Master
    MVSDY=Foundation
    MKYN=Strenghtening
    MLYM=Prophetic sayings or decrees "His days shall be" -- Abra-Melin

    What do you all think?

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    Frank

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    Sarreth
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    @Jim Eshelman said

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    @Sarreth said
    "Also, "ON" is the reply that god gives about who he is, in the old testament.
    -"Who are you?" **
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    "Ο ΩΝ"** (Greek for "HE WHO IS")"

    That's quite strange, since the Old Testament wasn't written in Greek.
    "

    Yeah but it was the oldest language it was translated afterwords, the most spoken language of the time.

    "It's an Egyptian name for the Sun. In fact, it's the older Egyptian name of the city the Greeks called Heliopolis."
    That makes sense since Heliopolis literaly means "Suncity"

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    • T ThelemicMage

      In Liber Samekh, it states in the Element of Water that Babalon is the bride of the great god "ON", and the line below it refers to another female who is the bride and sister of the great god "ON", "by the power of eleven."

      Am I correct to assume that ON is the "Son" of Babalon, "Gate of", and that ASAL ON AI is the sister/bride of the god ON?

      This smells like the Creation theory of uniting upper with below by uniting the daughter with the son. Like Hathor and Horus.

      Babalon, or Isis, would give birth to Horus, or rather Hoor Paar Kraat. The daughter of Babalon would be his bride.

      O, being Ayin, corresponding to Atu XV, also corresponds to Osiris in a way.

      N, being Nun

      70+50=120:
      KOL=Master
      MVSDY=Foundation
      MKYN=Strenghtening
      MLYM=Prophetic sayings or decrees "His days shall be" -- Abra-Melin

      What do you all think?

      93

      Frank

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      Soror Puella Lucis
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      @ThelemicMage said

      "In Liber Samekh, it states in the Element of Water that Babalon is the bride of the great god "ON", and the line below it refers to another female who is the bride and sister of the great god "ON", "by the power of eleven."

      Am I correct to assume that ON is the "Son" of Babalon, "Gate of", and that ASAL ON AI is the sister/bride of the god ON?"

      When I first read the passage, I just assumed Crowley was talking about himself. He refers to himself as the Beast - which Babalon usually rides upon. He refers to himself as 'sunshine' also, so I just assumed he was talking about himself again in some cryptic way per usual.

      "by the power of eleven" 11=magick.

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      • T ThelemicMage

        In Liber Samekh, it states in the Element of Water that Babalon is the bride of the great god "ON", and the line below it refers to another female who is the bride and sister of the great god "ON", "by the power of eleven."

        Am I correct to assume that ON is the "Son" of Babalon, "Gate of", and that ASAL ON AI is the sister/bride of the god ON?

        This smells like the Creation theory of uniting upper with below by uniting the daughter with the son. Like Hathor and Horus.

        Babalon, or Isis, would give birth to Horus, or rather Hoor Paar Kraat. The daughter of Babalon would be his bride.

        O, being Ayin, corresponding to Atu XV, also corresponds to Osiris in a way.

        N, being Nun

        70+50=120:
        KOL=Master
        MVSDY=Foundation
        MKYN=Strenghtening
        MLYM=Prophetic sayings or decrees "His days shall be" -- Abra-Melin

        What do you all think?

        93

        Frank

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        Actually, you might make a comparison to Isis, being the mother of Horus, and Hathor, being the sister and bride of Horus.

        Heru-Ra-Ha = "Horus Sun Flesh"

        Also, by the power of eleven, because that is where the sephira is where Tiphereth will be when it is restored. It is also where it was before the great "fall".

        In his work, he compares and equates himself to Osiris, Horus, even Ra. However, I think had different meanings attached to this piece of work.

        For instance, Crowley never identifies himself as a God, per se. Now he does identify Horus, Ra Hoor Khuit, and Heru Ra Ha as certain Gods of this Universe.

        There is something mystic, secret, and beautiful going on between the current of Isis and Hathor.

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        • T ThelemicMage

          In Liber Samekh, it states in the Element of Water that Babalon is the bride of the great god "ON", and the line below it refers to another female who is the bride and sister of the great god "ON", "by the power of eleven."

          Am I correct to assume that ON is the "Son" of Babalon, "Gate of", and that ASAL ON AI is the sister/bride of the god ON?

          This smells like the Creation theory of uniting upper with below by uniting the daughter with the son. Like Hathor and Horus.

          Babalon, or Isis, would give birth to Horus, or rather Hoor Paar Kraat. The daughter of Babalon would be his bride.

          O, being Ayin, corresponding to Atu XV, also corresponds to Osiris in a way.

          N, being Nun

          70+50=120:
          KOL=Master
          MVSDY=Foundation
          MKYN=Strenghtening
          MLYM=Prophetic sayings or decrees "His days shall be" -- Abra-Melin

          What do you all think?

          93

          Frank

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          The reason Crowley equates himself as the Sun comes from the fact that he and the scarlet woman are responsible for the manifestation of the Sun, or Son, in Malkuth. Catastrophe ensues, people are scared/enlightened, Lucifer casts the mighty Thunderbolt, everyone has a good time.

          This part of the moving of the Earth into the West. RHK takes his place in the East at the Great Equinox, even though he represents two horizons, his power in the new Aeon is concentrated in the East, thus the child Horus as well, as the new rising Sun representing newness of life, strength, child-like innocence of the pure fool evolving slowly into Pan, after seizing the sacred lance or wand.

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          • T ThelemicMage

            In Liber Samekh, it states in the Element of Water that Babalon is the bride of the great god "ON", and the line below it refers to another female who is the bride and sister of the great god "ON", "by the power of eleven."

            Am I correct to assume that ON is the "Son" of Babalon, "Gate of", and that ASAL ON AI is the sister/bride of the god ON?

            This smells like the Creation theory of uniting upper with below by uniting the daughter with the son. Like Hathor and Horus.

            Babalon, or Isis, would give birth to Horus, or rather Hoor Paar Kraat. The daughter of Babalon would be his bride.

            O, being Ayin, corresponding to Atu XV, also corresponds to Osiris in a way.

            N, being Nun

            70+50=120:
            KOL=Master
            MVSDY=Foundation
            MKYN=Strenghtening
            MLYM=Prophetic sayings or decrees "His days shall be" -- Abra-Melin

            What do you all think?

            93

            Frank

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            @Sarreth said

            "Also, "ON" is the reply that god gives about who he is, in the old testament.
            -"Who are you?" **
            -
            "Ο ΩΝ"** (Greek for "HE WHO IS")

            "ΩΝ" is pronounced same as the word "on" in english. It can be translated as "being".
            I don't know if this has any connection. Could be an egyptian god as Jim mentioned."

            Apologies for my laziness, however reading through this post, ask I must if what is referred to as "Ο ΩΝ", or "He Who Is", is the equivalent of Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh, "I am Who/That/What I am"?

            Many thanks,

            Frank

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            • T ThelemicMage

              In Liber Samekh, it states in the Element of Water that Babalon is the bride of the great god "ON", and the line below it refers to another female who is the bride and sister of the great god "ON", "by the power of eleven."

              Am I correct to assume that ON is the "Son" of Babalon, "Gate of", and that ASAL ON AI is the sister/bride of the god ON?

              This smells like the Creation theory of uniting upper with below by uniting the daughter with the son. Like Hathor and Horus.

              Babalon, or Isis, would give birth to Horus, or rather Hoor Paar Kraat. The daughter of Babalon would be his bride.

              O, being Ayin, corresponding to Atu XV, also corresponds to Osiris in a way.

              N, being Nun

              70+50=120:
              KOL=Master
              MVSDY=Foundation
              MKYN=Strenghtening
              MLYM=Prophetic sayings or decrees "His days shall be" -- Abra-Melin

              What do you all think?

              93

              Frank

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              Sarreth
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              @ThelemicMage said

              "Apologies for my laziness, however reading through this post, ask I must if what is referred to as "Ο ΩΝ", or "He Who Is", is the equivalent of Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh, "I am Who/That/What I am"?

              Many thanks,

              Frank

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              Well, I don't know, it could be. I don't have the hebrew version of the old testament and even if I did I wouldn't be able to tell if the pronunciation of the words would match to "Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh". But I think you can find on the net one of Eliphas Levi original french versions of magic and ritual where these words are first presented.... I think.

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              • T ThelemicMage

                In Liber Samekh, it states in the Element of Water that Babalon is the bride of the great god "ON", and the line below it refers to another female who is the bride and sister of the great god "ON", "by the power of eleven."

                Am I correct to assume that ON is the "Son" of Babalon, "Gate of", and that ASAL ON AI is the sister/bride of the god ON?

                This smells like the Creation theory of uniting upper with below by uniting the daughter with the son. Like Hathor and Horus.

                Babalon, or Isis, would give birth to Horus, or rather Hoor Paar Kraat. The daughter of Babalon would be his bride.

                O, being Ayin, corresponding to Atu XV, also corresponds to Osiris in a way.

                N, being Nun

                70+50=120:
                KOL=Master
                MVSDY=Foundation
                MKYN=Strenghtening
                MLYM=Prophetic sayings or decrees "His days shall be" -- Abra-Melin

                What do you all think?

                93

                Frank

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                Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.

                "Apologies for my laziness, however reading through this post, ask I must if what is referred to as "Ο ΩΝ", or "He Who Is", is the equivalent of Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh, "I am Who/That/What I am"?"

                Yes, it is, but only to "Ehyeh".

                www.bibliaonline.com.br/greek+aleppo/ex/3

                Love is the law, love under will.

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                • T ThelemicMage

                  In Liber Samekh, it states in the Element of Water that Babalon is the bride of the great god "ON", and the line below it refers to another female who is the bride and sister of the great god "ON", "by the power of eleven."

                  Am I correct to assume that ON is the "Son" of Babalon, "Gate of", and that ASAL ON AI is the sister/bride of the god ON?

                  This smells like the Creation theory of uniting upper with below by uniting the daughter with the son. Like Hathor and Horus.

                  Babalon, or Isis, would give birth to Horus, or rather Hoor Paar Kraat. The daughter of Babalon would be his bride.

                  O, being Ayin, corresponding to Atu XV, also corresponds to Osiris in a way.

                  N, being Nun

                  70+50=120:
                  KOL=Master
                  MVSDY=Foundation
                  MKYN=Strenghtening
                  MLYM=Prophetic sayings or decrees "His days shall be" -- Abra-Melin

                  What do you all think?

                  93

                  Frank

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                  I don't know that the phrase occurs in the Septuagint or the New Testament, but in Eastern Orthodox Xn iconography, Jesus is almost always portrayed with the phrase "Ho On" on his halo. Undoubtedly an allusion to "Ehieh asher ehieh" is intended.

                  Also, for the record, the city On is mentioned by that name three times in the Old Testament, where it is actually spelled Aleph Nun (Gen. 41:45, Gen 46:20) and Aleph Vav Nun (Gen. 41:50).

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                  • T ThelemicMage

                    In Liber Samekh, it states in the Element of Water that Babalon is the bride of the great god "ON", and the line below it refers to another female who is the bride and sister of the great god "ON", "by the power of eleven."

                    Am I correct to assume that ON is the "Son" of Babalon, "Gate of", and that ASAL ON AI is the sister/bride of the god ON?

                    This smells like the Creation theory of uniting upper with below by uniting the daughter with the son. Like Hathor and Horus.

                    Babalon, or Isis, would give birth to Horus, or rather Hoor Paar Kraat. The daughter of Babalon would be his bride.

                    O, being Ayin, corresponding to Atu XV, also corresponds to Osiris in a way.

                    N, being Nun

                    70+50=120:
                    KOL=Master
                    MVSDY=Foundation
                    MKYN=Strenghtening
                    MLYM=Prophetic sayings or decrees "His days shall be" -- Abra-Melin

                    What do you all think?

                    93

                    Frank

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                    Many thanks, fellow soldiers of rainbow energy.

                    This does help me out.

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                    • T ThelemicMage

                      In Liber Samekh, it states in the Element of Water that Babalon is the bride of the great god "ON", and the line below it refers to another female who is the bride and sister of the great god "ON", "by the power of eleven."

                      Am I correct to assume that ON is the "Son" of Babalon, "Gate of", and that ASAL ON AI is the sister/bride of the god ON?

                      This smells like the Creation theory of uniting upper with below by uniting the daughter with the son. Like Hathor and Horus.

                      Babalon, or Isis, would give birth to Horus, or rather Hoor Paar Kraat. The daughter of Babalon would be his bride.

                      O, being Ayin, corresponding to Atu XV, also corresponds to Osiris in a way.

                      N, being Nun

                      70+50=120:
                      KOL=Master
                      MVSDY=Foundation
                      MKYN=Strenghtening
                      MLYM=Prophetic sayings or decrees "His days shall be" -- Abra-Melin

                      What do you all think?

                      93

                      Frank

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                      I am going to be very vulgar right now:

                      "On" is the opposite of "Off"

                      Add to that all possible translations, cyphered permutations, and practical uses of either term, (especially but not necessarily intimately connected)... that is "On"

                      They are binary in one view, as is reality, in terms of cycles, waves, patterns and tendencies, and are trinary in another, as all that is the same, but it is in a substrate (the Absolute, Time-Space, the Ether et cetera).

                      This message brought to you by my computer on "ON".

                      Brings to mind the Day and Night of Brahma, which has an increadibly LONG wavelength.

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