College of Thelema: Thelemic Education

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

@Tony said

"The better question may be finding a reason to use it ( rather than to not use it )...."

I've seen that after performing Liber XLIV I experience the exact thing Froclown mentioned, a fresh charge of spiritual energy. I'm much better at being in the moment afterward, and have more AHA moments, and generally feel better and see, even more so than usual, the beauty in the world around me. I figured Liber V would have a greater effect to that end.

    -Cody Warren

Love is the law, love under will.

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

This ritual is adapted for the daily use of the Magician of whatever grade. As I am not a member of the Order, I have no grade. But I am familiar with the LBRP and have been practicing Liber XLIV with quite positive results. Is there any reason why I should not use Liber V?
thanks - Cody Warren

Love is the law; love under will.

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

 "....the clear light... where I saw everything for what it truly is. and you can see the conspiracy against you in everything. you realize this existence isn't really real...."

 I've often thought to myself, "from whence arose these conspirators?"  "I can change only one thing with Magick-myself (Duquette)."  "I recognize the manifestation of the undeviating justice in all the circumstances of my life (Case)."  There seems to be a trend here.  Im not sure whether there's a conspiracy against me or whether I've unwittingly secluded myself in a tower of sorts.  Something tells me the latter is much more likely.

 -cody warren

   Love is the Law, Love under Will.

Do what thou Wilt shall be the whole of the Law.
how i love the bliss of existence! yet i harken to a time when i did not so easily recognize the bliss for what it is, and even thought, at times, that it was every opposite of bliss. as Had is my Light and Nu the Object of my desire I am thankful that I can feel the bliss in it all. Nevertheless I sometimes fall from grace and mistake the chaos around me for sorrow. ORDO AB CHAO the words strike my mind and once again i engage in the dance trading sorrow for sorrow and enjoying the beatitude which is all. So seeing as I am so lucky to even experience this level of awareness and even sustain it, have I a duty to help others achieve it?
what motives actually admit one to the mysteries?
-cody warren
Love is the law, love under Will.