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Liber Aleph
Liber Aleph (1961), PDF p. 76
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LIBER ALEPH VEL CXI
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De Ratione Magi Vitæ
(Of the Rule of Life of a Magician)
TUDY Logic, which is the Code of the Laws of
Thought. Study the Method of Science, which is
the Application of Logic to the Facts of the Uni-
verse. Think not that thou canst ever abrogate these Laws,
for though they be Limitations, they are the rules of thy
Game which thou dost play. For in thy Trances though thou
becomest That which is not subject to those Laws, they are
still final in respect of these Things which thou hast set them
to govern. Nay, o my son, I like not this Word, govern, for a
Law is but a Statement of the nature of the Thing to which it
applieth. Nor nothing is compelled save only by Nature of its
own true Will. So therefore human Law is a Statement of
the Will and of the Nature of Man, or else it is a Falsity
contrary thereunto, and becometh null and of no Effect.
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