#thelemic

"Call me, my daughter, and I shall come to thee. Thou shalt be full of my force and fire, my passion and power shall surround and inspire thee; my voice in thee shall judge nations. / None shall resist thee, whom I lovest. Though they call thee harlot and whore, shameless, false, evil, these words shall be blood in their mouths, and dust thereafter."

Liber 49: The Book of Babalon, 40-41 by Jack Parsons

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There’s something eerily uncanny about the Vishakha nakshatra, symbolised by a forked branch leaving the native with haunting choices.

Watching a video on Thelemic law, I learned that the number 333 (Choronzom) symbolises the demonic mirage: the illusions of manifest reality, the dissolution and transmutation of earthly desires, fears, and ego.

But on the other side of its duality, angel number 333 represents alignment with purpose, creativity, growth, and the presence of higher consciousness.

This led me to connect the symbolism of Vishakha: a path that constantly demands choice. Often, these paths involve evolving toward higher purpose or satisfying free will and desire (think Purva Bhadrapada). Whereas thelemic 333 mirrors the shadow side of the angelic 333…both are reflections of duality.

One branch whispers of guidance, creativity, spiritual alignment, angels, muses, light.

The other lures with illusion, ego traps, Choronzom’s weave mirages that feel real but pull you into baseness.

333 isn’t just a number. It’s a crossroads, just like the forked branch of Vishakha.

It asks: which path will you take?

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Knight of Cups and The Fool

𝗟𝗲𝗮𝗽 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗵𝗲𝗮𝗿𝘁

This week we are being asked to take a leap of faith. We wish to follow our hearts but we don't know what will happen when we pursue it. Taking a chance with our feelings often feels almost mad, yet, we wish to do so anyway. When our feelings overtake us and we follow them to our glory, or to our detriment, is all a part of the journey. It is unknown whether the pursuit of this will land us on our feet and begin a whole new adventure, or if it will land us on our heads, whatever the case this is an initiatory experience nonetheless. Whatever this leap of faith represents to you, whether it's the pursuit of romance or of a deeply felt passion or spiritual experience, the result of finding out where it leads may very well begin an entirely new phase in your life or spiritual journey, regardless of the results.

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Where darkness and light serenely collide,

There dances a goddess, mysterious and bright,

Nuit, the lady of the boundless night.

Her form stretches across the celestial sphere,

Whispering secrets that only the wise can hear,

With skin adorned by the moon's gentle glow,

She beckons us to explore and to grow.

She is the infinite void, the cosmic embrace,

Her essence envelops all time and space,

Her eyes, galaxies swirling, hold infinite dreams,

A tapestry of wonders, stitched by celestial seams.

Nuit, the mother of stars, with arms outstretched wide,

Invites us to join her celestial ride,

She reminds us that we are part of her divine plan,

Infinite beings, connected in a cosmic span.

Embrace her darkness, her awe-inspiring grace,

And within her vastness, find your rightful place,

For Nuit, the goddess of the boundless night,

Guides us to seek our own inner light.

She whispers of possibilities, of dreams yet unseen,

Of the boundless potential that lies within,

So gaze upon her tapestry, let your spirit take flight,

For in the arms of Nuit, we find endless delight.

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