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Morals of Liber AL 
Cara Soror, 
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. 
No man alive can appreciate better than myself the 
difficulties connected with The Book of the Law. 
You ask me, if I have rightly analysed your somewhat 
complicated series of questions, to advise you as to your 
attitude towards that Book. 
To begin: the Author is quite certainly both more than 
human , and other than human. 
His main aim seems to me to announce the Magical 
Formula of the Aeon of Horus, and to lay down the 
fundamental principles of conduct that are consistent with it. 
I put this first, because your troubles belong to this part of 
the Book. 
But let me sort out the principal parts of it. 
I. There is a system of the most su blime philosophy 
which stands altogether apart from any Aeon, or from any 
other limited condition . 
2. There is a considerable proportion of the contents 
which appears to refer to "The Beast" and "The Scarlet 
Woman" personally ; but these titles may be assumed to refer 
to anyone who happens to hold either of those offices 
during the whole period of the Aeon- approximately 2000 
years. 
3. The sex morality of the Book is not very different from 
that maintained secretly by aristocrats since the world began. 
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