The SphinxA Thelemic Spiritual Aide
❧ Every man and every woman is a star ❧

Do what thou wilt

shall be the whole of the Law.
Love is the law, love under will.
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Verse of the day

The order of the day
A suggested rhythm, not a rule. The hours of Resh follow the true motions of the Sun for your place; the rest is the aspirant's own to order. "Do that, and no other shall say nay."
Liber Resh vel Helios · sub figurâ CC

Adoration of the Sun

Four times daily the Thelemite salutes the Lord of Day in his stations, performing the Sign of the Enterer through the adoration and the Sign of Silence at its close. Times below are computed for the true solar positions at your location.

Showing illustrative times. Set your location for accurate solar stations.
Feasts of the times · Liber AL III

The Thelemic Feasts

"There are rituals of the elements and feasts of the times." The Book of the Law ordains the feasts of the New Aeon — some upon fixed days, others kept upon the great passages of a life.

Scholarly commentary on the Holy Books

Annotated Texts

Verse-by-verse and line-by-line commentary on the received scriptures and key writings of the Master Therion. Each text is set out with its source verbatim alongside the commentary, framed in Thelemic first principles. Tap a text to read.

More annotated texts will be added over time.
In difficult times

Counsel of the Aeon

Encouragement for hard hours, drawn from the words of the Law and the Master Therion — not to soften the path, but to remind you of its truth. Tap a theme. Each carries the framing of Thelemic first principles and the words of the source itself.

If you are in real distress or danger, these words are no substitute for the help of a trusted person or a professional. The strength of a Star includes knowing when to call upon another.

Orienting questions

The Great Questions

To think in a Thelemic way is to hold these answers clearly. Each is given in the framing of first principles and the words of the source. Tap a question.

The received & foundational corpus

The Holy Books

The Class A Holy Books are received writings that may not be changed "so much as the style of a letter." Presented here in full, verbatim from The Holy Books of Thelema. Tap any book to read it; longer books are divided by chapter.

The Atu of Thoth · the 22 Trumps of Liber 777

The Tarot

The seventy-eight cards of the Tarot — twenty-two Atu (Trumps) which are the paths of the Tree, and fifty-six small cards of the four suits which map the decans and elements. Draw one for meditation, or browse the whole deck below. Titles and attributions follow the Master Therion in 777 and the Book of Thoth.

Tap “Draw a card” to begin

The whole deck — 78 cards
Otz Chiim · the Tree of Life of Liber 777

The Tree of Life

Ten Sephiroth and twenty-two paths compose the map of the Universe, crowned by the three Veils of the Negative. Tap a sphere to read its correspondences and light the paths that touch it; tap a path or a Veil for its own attributions. God-names are given in the King Scale, colours in the Queen Scale, after 777.

Select a sphere or path
The Sephiroth are the numbers of the Tree; the paths are the letters and Tarot Trumps that join them. Begin anywhere.
The ascent · the A∴A∴

The Path

The eleven grades of the A∴A∴ aligned upon the Sephiroth of the Tree of Life — from the profane world of Malkuth, through the central attainment of the Holy Guardian Angel at Tiphareth, across the Abyss, to union with the source in Kether. Tap a sphere for its oath, task, and work.

Select a grade
Begin in Malkuth with the Neophyte and ascend; the two crises are the Angel, at Tiphareth, and the Abyss, above it.
Daily & ceremonial liturgy

Liturgy

Forms of word and act for the work of every day. These texts are given verbatim from Crowley's Magick (Liber ABA) and Liber O. Tap a title to unfold the ritual; stage directions are set in plain type, words to be spoken in gold.


The Collects of the Gnostic Mass · Liber XV

The Eleven Collects

The eleven prayers of the Mass of the Ecclesia Gnostica Catholica, intoned by the Deacon — a Thelemic daily office addressing the Sun, the Lord, the Moon, and the great powers and passages of life. The People answer each: So mote it be.

Instruments of the Work

Tools

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