On this occasion Frater A.A.S.V.E. he recites the Liber Resh vel Helios Svb Figvra CC, in his version for the Northern Hemisphere and for the Southern Hemisphere, one of the daily practices that the Aspirant performs in the form of solar worship.

As is well known by the practitioners, originally in the invocations he says: “Let him greet the Sun […] facing (corresponding cardinal point) giving the sign of his grade“; referring to the grade being a member of the A.·.A.·.. But, what happens when one does not have a degree? James A. Eshelman (under the name Frater Iacchus and published in ITC) in his notes on the Liber Resh, says the following:

-“In the past a” generic” sign has often been recommended, this being the Sign of Earth (1º=10 sign of  A.·.A.·., “Set fighting”). However, in ac ollection of unpublushed marginalia to The Equinox, Crowley provided an instrucion for this situation: “Where the aapirant has no grade, let him give the sign given in Vol. I [Liber O in Vol. I, No 2 of The Equinox]: The L.V.X.  sing at dawn, 4º=7º at noon, 2º=9º at sunset, 3º=8º at midnight. ““

So on this occasion we have decided to perform this version in a generic way (but not the only one), which fits perfectly with the practitioner’s situation on the Tree of Life (as Eshelman himself points out in the same text later), in the intersection of the Samekh and Peh paths. In this case Eshelman recommends using “Osiris Slain” as a sign of L.V.X. at dawn. In terms of worship, each lineage of the A.·.A.·. possibly provide different instructions both for the adorations and for the sign to be used during them. Under the recommendation of F.O., as a sign both for the invocation of the dawn and for the adorations we have used “Osiris Rising” and the adorations that we have used are found in Ch. III of the Book of the Law. We have had the collaboration of the artist Gordon Scott, who altruistically made the illustrations of the landscapes and the Probationer that appear in the video, in order to help us spread the Great Work. Thank you so much Gordon!

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