For those who may not be acquainted with the concepts I’ll be discussing, I’ll provide some context.<\/p>\n
Hermetic Qabalah is rooted in Jewish mysticism, known as Kabbalah, and has been adapted by modern Western esotericists to explore the divine and the universe’s essence. A key component of Qabalah is Gematria, which involves interpreting sacred texts through specific mathematical principles. This system assigns numerical values to letters in words, which are then summed to reveal a \u201ckey\u201d for understanding the word or phrase. Words and phrases with matching numerical values are believed to share similar attributes, thus creating avenues for deep meditation on their hidden meanings and connections.<\/p>\n
Liber AL vel Legis<\/em>, commonly referred to as The Book of the Law, serves as the foundational text of Thelema, a spiritual and philosophical movement developed by the magician Aleister Crowley. This text was purportedly communicated to Crowley over three days in 1904 by an otherworldly entity named Aiwass.<\/p>\n While Hebrew Gematria uses the Hebrew alphabet for value derivation, it doesn’t translate seamlessly to English or Roman scripts. Consequently, there have been ongoing efforts to establish an “English Qabalah” to apply these principles to texts in those languages.<\/p>\n In Chapter II, Verse 55 of Liber AL vel Legis<\/em>, Crowley states: “Thou shalt obtain the order & value of the English Alphabet, thou shalt find new symbols to attribute them unto.” Through later analysis, Crowley recognized this as an indication of a cipher embedded within Liber AL<\/em> that had yet to be uncovered.<\/p>\n In 1994, occultist and ufologist Allen H. Greenfield published Secret Cipher of the UFOnauts<\/em>, a book that seeks to shed light on the enigmatic Aiwass and the numerous entities that UFO contactees have encountered in the 20th and 21st centuries. Greenfield proposed that these ultraterrestrial beings\u2014which the researcher John Keel describes as non-human\u2014convey information to humanity in a cryptic manner, often presenting as enlightened messages. These entities frequently inspired authors, leading to significant works, such as Jane Roberts’ \u201cSeth\u201d and the \u201cEphraim\u201d communications with poet James Merrill during The Changing Light at Sandover<\/em>. Notably, Greenfield theorizes that Liber AL<\/em> holds the ultimate key to the secret cipher utilized by these ultraterrestrials.<\/p>\n Greenfield contended that by employing the ALW cipher\/NAEQ, one could analyze the names of these entities and the information they imparted, comparing their cipher values with those of phrases or words from Liber AL<\/em>. By examining matched values, further insights or critical revelations about the nature and intentions of these entities might emerge.<\/p>\n (For more, see: NAEQ<\/a>)<\/p>\n Recently, I came across the account of contactee Roger Kvande, who claims to have piloted a UFO several times. You can read his experience here: Kvande’s Account<\/a>.<\/p>\n In his account, he describes the UFO intelligence as artificial intelligence-like and refers to it simply as “Ship.” While this designation might<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"The New Aeon English Qabalah<\/h4>\n
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