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surface of the dew, where his Soûl hides trembling. 
He takes them to be the first formulation in his 
consciousness of the nature of His Holy Guardian 
Angel. 
The “Gods” include ail the conscious éléments 
of his nature. 
The “Universe” includes ail possible phenomena 
of which he can be aware. 
The “Winds” are his thoughts, which hâve 
prevented him from attaining to his Angel. 
His Angel has made “Voice”, the magical 
weapon which produces “Words”, and these words 
hâve been the wisdom by which He hath created 
ail things. The “Voice” is necessary as the link 
between the Adept and his Angel. The Angel is 
“King”, the One who “can”, the “source of author- 
ity and the fount of honour”; also the King (or 
King’s Son) who delivers the Enchanted Princess, 
and makes her his Queen. He is “Ruler”, the 
“unconscious Will”; to be thwarted no more by 
the ignorant and capricious false will of the cons¬ 
cious man. And He is “Helper”, the author of 
the infallible impulse that sends the Soûl sweeping 
along the skies on its proper path with such 
impetus that the attraction of alien. orbs is no 
longer sufficient to swerve it. The “Hear me” 
clause is now uttered by the normal human 
consciousness, withdrawn to the physical bodyj the 
Adept must deliberately abandon his attainment, 
because it is not yet his whole being which burns up 
before the Beloved. 
The Adept, though withdrawn, shall hâve 
maintained the Extension of his Symbol. He now 
repeat the signs as before, save that he makes the 
Passive Invoking Pentagram of Spirit. He con- 
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