OSORONNOPHRIS Definition
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I have been trying to understand the Bornloess ritual,
OSORONNOPHRIS I am finding really difficult to understand;
I am thinking it is Greek, but when I look for a definition in greek
maybe I am not looking in the right place.
Can someone help me find the meaning of the word, ad well as
all of the other difficult to pronounce words, I am thinking that a knowldge of the meaning of the foriegn language would put abit more power into to effort used in the ritual.Thanks
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@Dark Matter said
"I have been trying to understand the Bornloess ritual,
OSORONNOPHRIS I am finding really difficult to understand;
I am thinking it is Greek, but when I look for a definition in greek
maybe I am not looking in the right place.
Can someone help me find the meaning of the word, ad well as
all of the other difficult to pronounce words, I am thinking that a knowldge of the meaning of the foriegn language would put abit more power into to effort used in the ritual.Thanks"
I keep to the simple explanation Crowley gave, "myself made perfect whom no man hath ever seen."
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On it's face, it's a Greek barbarous (foreign, seeming nonsense) word.
Crowley felt it was a corruption of Asar Un-Nefer - Osiris Made Perfect.
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I think one of the points with using such ('barbaric') words is to *not *understand them in the common sense of rational understanding (as we do with most other words we use); so these words create a sort of a break, an 'empty space', a 'crack' in Ruach, for Neshamah to be experienced through it