07/29/2019
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The Ancient Roots of Liber 777:
Correspondences (οἰκειώσεις) and Invocations (κλήσεις)
Sun, August 4, 11:00am – 11:45am
Crowley first published Liber 777 in 1909, collecting and expanding upon the knowledge lectures of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. However, the traditions that inform his “magician’s tables” extend back thousands of years. In Late Antiquity, Iamblichus (c. 245-325 e.v.) and Proclus (412-485 e.v.), perhaps the first two comprehensive theorists of ritual magick, proposed a system of correspondences and invocations that synthesized the inherited wealth of Egyptian, Chaldean, and Greek ritual practices that were immensely influential in the development of the Western Hermetic Tradition (Picatrix > Ficino > Trithemius > Paracelsus > Dee > Bruno > etc.). Join this historical and practical exploration of ritual materials (stones, plants, animals, etc.) and divine names as they relate to the four (or five) elements, the seven classical planets, the zodiac, the Egyptian decans, and the human body. We will examine their usefulness in ritual construction, in divination, in dream interpretation, and in deciphering obscure magical texts.
Presented by Phainolis: Phainolis is an author, musician, game designer, and PhD candidate in the history of ancient religions. He is an enthusiast of dead languages and the creator of a 500+ page isopsephy (Greek gematria) database. His current writing, research, and translation projects can be found at PracticalTheurgy.com. He lives in Bloomington, IN with his feline overlord.
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