Liber Trigrammaton

Liber Trigrammaton

sub figurâ XXVII

Being the Book of the Trigrams of the Mutations of the Tao with the Yin and the Yang

A∴A∴ Publication in Class A

		I
Here is Nothing under its three forms. It is not, yet informeth all things.
		L
Now cometh the glory of the Single One, as an imperfection and stain.
		C
But by the Weak One the Mother was it equilibrated.
		H
Also the purity was divided by Strength, the force of the Demiurge.
		X
And the Cross was formulated in the Universe that as yet was not.
		T
But now the Imperfection became manifest, presiding over the fading of perfection.
		Y
Also the Woman arose, and veiled the Upper Heaven with her body of stars.
		P
Now then a giant arose, of terrible strength; and asserted the Spirit in a secret rite.
		A
And the Master of the Temple balancing all things arose; his stature was above the Heaven and below Earth and Hell.
		J
Against him the Brothers of the Left-hand Path, confusing the symbols. They concealed their horror [in this symbol]; for in truth they were
		W
The master flamed forth as a star and set a guard of Water in every Abyss.
		O
Also certain secret ones concealed the Light of Purity in themselves, protecting it from the Persecutions.
		G
Likewise also did certain sons and daughters of Hermes and of Aphrodite, more openly
		Z
But the Enemy confused them. They pretended to conceal that Light, that they might betray it, and profane it.
		B
Yet certain holy nuns concealed the secret in songs upon the lyre.
		F
Now did the Horror of Time pervert all things, hiding the Purity with a loathsome thing, a thing unnameable.
		S
Yea, and there arose sensualists upon the firmament, as a foul stain of storm upon the sky.
		M
And the Black Brothers raised their heads; yea, they unveiled themselves without shame or fear.
		N
Also there rose up a soul of filth and of weakness, and it corrupted all the rule of the Tao.
		E
Then only was Heaven established to bear sway; for only in the lowest corruption is form manifest.
		R
Also did Heaven manifest in violent light,
		Q
And in soft light.
		V
Then were the waters gathered together from the heaven,
		K
And a crust of earth concealed the core of flame.
		D
Around the globe gathered the wide air,
		U
And men began to light fires upon the earth.
Therefore was the end of it sorrow; yet in that sorrow a sixfold star of glory whereby they might see to return unto the stainless Abode; yea, unto the Stainless Abode. Quelle