The Book of The Law 3.36

Aeon418

Always Wondering said:
So Chapter Three from here on out is a partial translation of the steele?

Verse 37 and part of verse 38 are from Crowley's poetic paraphrase of a translation of the stele text.

Always Wondering said:
I can. But I have lots of experience at projecting. Mainly of it getting me in trouble.

I wasn't talking about psychological projection. But it doesn't matter. This thread is already off topic enough as it is, so I will just leave it there.

Always Wondering

To me this verse is the beginning of the "ascending tongue of prayer". In a way this is quite apt because the following verses were, for the most part, written by Crowley himself and inserted into the text of Liber Legis after the completion of the dictation.

Oh, okay. I misread your first statement. I was thinking you were saying Crowley wrote the rest of Chapter Three. :laugh:

AW

The Book of The Law 3.36

Aeon418

Always Wondering