Twenty Nine
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In 777, Crowley calls 29 "The magick force itself, the masculine current." I can't find a significant word that adds to 29 that would explain this symbolism. (well, 'magia' does, but in LQS).
Is there a Greek or Hebrew word which justifies this?
—Gideon
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In 777, Crowley calls 29 "The magick force itself, the masculine current." I can't find a significant word that adds to 29 that would explain this symbolism. (well, 'magia' does, but in LQS).
Is there a Greek or Hebrew word which justifies this?
—Gideon
@Gideon Jagged said
"In 777, Crowley calls 29 "The magick force itself, the masculine current." I can't find a significant word that adds to 29 that would explain this symbolism. (well, 'magia' does, but in LQS).
Is there a Greek or Hebrew word which justifies this?"
29 is written as Teth Kaph. That's the main indication for this. (Most of the entries in his list of primes comes from the Hebrew letters that write the number.)
Of course, you could always go with HADIT (Heh Aleph Daleth Yod Teth).
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In 777, Crowley calls 29 "The magick force itself, the masculine current." I can't find a significant word that adds to 29 that would explain this symbolism. (well, 'magia' does, but in LQS).
Is there a Greek or Hebrew word which justifies this?
—Gideon
Ah! thanks!
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