Liber Porta Lucis sf X

Anonymous

Just for delight.
The riddle in this Liber is veiled. Let's see, if somebody in this Forum is one of the chosen ones of Aleister Crowley. You can post your solutions, I just mark the right one and send Him the secret word as Private Message!
The Riddle goes:

For the Magistry of this Opus is a secret magistry; and the sign of the master thereof is a certain ring of lapis-lazuli with the name of my master, who am I, and the Eye in the Midst thereof.
And I answered and said: It is done even according unto Thy word. And it was done. And they that read the book and debated thereon passed into the desolate land of Barren Words. And they that sealed up the book into their blood were the chosen of Adonai, and the Thought of Adonai was a Word and a Deed; and they abode in the Land that the far-off travellers call Naught.
(see Liber LXV)

The first steps are too difficult and time consuming, so here they are:
One is the man who make the riddle, One is the man who solve the riddle, One is the man who understand the riddle. All of them know the importance of the riddle and they say: "we let" it.
"we" is 23 + 5, the ring are all Verses with "let" in LXV, so the Barren Words are (stops as thou wilt):
walk be men ourselves vvvvv is by storm gold people one over of roads a of let the boy who heaven the little have night of serpent the break sapphire and lord is the that of beautiful fill name inspireth thy bestrew we thereupon the of isis nuit the then aside of was distant
(these words are one of the words, Aleister wrote, and they are not random)

With adni (1+4+14+9) on the Barren Words you get:
walk vvvvv boy the break is isis

when you "walk" (23+1+12+11) all verses with V.V.V.V.V. in LXV you get:
Yet again us answered the Magister: Starlight (is) holy, my tender! Let (the) infinite!
(the stops and the thing in brackets are from me..)
It can help to unriddle "starlight" in the verses of holy:
my brilliance of mine me and be may snake to this tremulous that the also and the the holiest holy place dweller will will the it gold presence holy exalted beautiful bird him of serpent the into the ceremony in

So, who is the man, who sees the riddle in Liber X and can solve it?

Anonymous

Okay, the help is "tremulous - me" in LXV
(....a in river magister art therefore unutterable again and holy thou of is....)

In Liber X you have to "walk - vvvvv" and get
mine unutterable a the
With the help, you find the second verse (this is the mine, like a coal mine) in LXV with "unutterable", the first word (is the a-word) is "also".

So you have to unriddle Liber X with also:
i space myself the brilliance my and ages from words understood the servant are be sign and these this life upon who from is untouched and splendours stronger will the his lost in and friends is nonsense vulgar sought and again who that so also above the great flame alembic are alone in for and ultimate end light
(These are the words of Aleister, and they are understandable, although they are not in a correct english)

And one of the solutions Aleister intended is, to put "space" over this. Then, you get:
this friends is sought, so

and in "sought - so" he says:
so he court reveal the the and and of zelator systems

This means, my task was just to reveal the right system:
it is: the numbers from 1 to 26 on the Alphabet and on it the Tarot:
a=1=the magus
b=2=the high priestess
....
o=15= the devil
...
u=21=the universe
....
z = 26

all other Systems are Zelator Systems, with them you cannot solve the Riddle. But you can use them, if thou wilt.
With the system and the information, you can understand the living snake, because you know now, that the a is the magus, which are you, if you do this Quabbalah thing, and the o is his devil Ra-Hoor-Khuit, also called "the Great Beast Sixhuzdred & sixtysix = 418"

so you can for example understand this
our o say, word secret is secret in space of a
(this is from me, to whom, who understand)

And FQC is the secret word of ahathoor riddle... I'm done

seekinghga

@Asisa said

"I'm done"

Good. Your words have enlightened that which they were meant to enlighten. Thanks...

Anonymous

@seekinghga said

"
@Asisa said
"I'm done"

Good. Your words have enlightened that which they were meant to enlighten. Thanks..."

But the riddle has a great fault in it, what even Aleister didn't see:
The Intend of the Riddle is to "destroy" the Ego of Bad people. But the People with the greatest and most terrible Ego don't even see a real Riddle inside.
And them, who see it, are the Good People, and they get lost in the infinity of the Riddle... So...
But at least, be careful of them, who really have solved the riddle! They had a secret Conversation with Adonai/Apep alias Aleister, and he has the moster terriblier (=more than most terrible for many) Ideas of all...

After all, the riddle does make the world a little bit better: It is fun and you forget "Reality"...
Be careful...

Anonymous

Liber 51 = 9

@Asisa said

"
After all, the riddle does make the world a little bit better: It is fun and you forget "Reality"...
Be careful... "

So, I am this Sign:

"
51 THE CHEN HEXAGRAM

Fire of Fire

䷲

CHEN: Fire! Beware, but smile with mein (?) divine!
Let nothing scare thee(!) (?) into spilling wine!

Here’s trouble; watch thy ways, but drink thy wine!
Take lofty ground; the tide will ebb and flow.
Distraught? May danger teach thee low to go!
Fight fire with fire, or sink in mud supine!
Troubles mean profits for the men who know.
Caution! Foresee the action of the foe!
"

Foresee is the synonym to "forecasted", my Solution of (RPSTOV)AL in the Hadit riddle of Legis. The foe (6+15+5 = [6][6][5]) is Me, because of "the this of that", which is one below the fox (6+15+24 =[6][6][6]).

And for the yet unborn wise child /son/sun:
This is your task... Risk it, its fun!

"
30 THE LI HEXAGRAM

Sun of Sun

䷝

LI: Sun; attachment. Be thy way docile
as well as firm — then see good fortune smile.

Confused at start? Let reverence befriend.
Here’s fortune — rightly placed and clothed in yellow.
Accept thy ills with cheer or worse attend.
Abruptness — fie! Thus fire and death descend.
Luck comes to aid thee, melancholy fellow!
In victory be just — a noble end.
"

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Heed Nay! Therefore had I faith until the end of all, yea, unto the end of all
(of his riddle).

X CHEN