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Magick in Theory and Practice (Section 4)
Magick in Theory and Practice (Section 4) (1930), PDF p. 81
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The signs of A° — 7^. Raise the arms above the head and join the
hands, so that the tips of the fingers and of the thumbs meet,
formulating a triangle (see illustration).
(The Grade of4° = 7ais particularly attributed to the element
Fire; it refers to the Planet Venus j the paths of P, ¥ and )D are
attributed to this degree. For other attributions see “777” ^nes 7
and 31).
The Pentagrams of Water.
Name A L (El).
The signs of 3° = 8°. Raise the arm till the elbows are on a
level with the shoulders, bring the hands across the chest, touch-
ing the thumbs and tips of fingers so as to form a triangle apex
downwards. (See illustration).
(The Grade of30:=8Dis particularly attributed to the element
of water j it refers to the planet Mercury j the paths of "1 and
are attributed to this degree. For other attributions see “777”,
lines 8 and 23).
The Pentagrams of Air.
Name I H V H (Ye-ho-
wau).
The signs of 2°=9D. Stretch both arms upwards and outwards,
the elbows bent at right angles, the hand bent back, the palms
upwards as if supporting a weight. (See illustration).
(The Grade of 20 = 9D is particularly attributed to the element
Air j it refers to the Moon, the path of n is attributed to this
degree. For other attributions see “777” lines 9 and 11).
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