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Magick in Theory and Practice (Section 1)
Magick in Theory and Practice (Section 1) (1929), PDF p. 123
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over the éléments. He will reflect, moreover, that 4 is symbolic
of the stability of matter, while 5 expresses the same idca with
regard to motion. At this stage the battery will appear as
1-2-5-2-1. After due considération he will probably conclude
that to split up the central 5 would tend to destroy the simplicity
of his formula, and décidé to use it as it stands. The possible
alternative would be to make a single knock the centre of his
battery as if he appealed to the ultimate immutability of Kether,
invoking that unity by placing a fourfold knock on either side of
it. In this case, his battery would be 1-4-1-4-1. He will naturally
hâve been careful to preserve the balance of each part of the
battery against the corresponding part. This would be particularly
necessary in an operation such as we hâve chosen for our example.
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