Insights on Liber VII

Erudite commentaries on Liber VII (LIBER LIBERI VEL LAPIDIS LAZULI ADYMBRATIO KABBALAE AEGYPTIORUM); described by Crowley as the birth words of a Master of the Temple. These insights build upon commentaries to both Liber AL vel Legis and Liber LXV by the same author, so that the reader will find a dynamic process of revelation in these holy books; working as one collective unit. The prophet references the book as being the book of the Magickal Childe; having reflected back down into the Ruach after his attainment. The prophet then intimates that the Magickal Childe and the book are equivalent to the Philosopher's Stone. And finally, he notes that the work is an outline of an Egyptian Qabalah, which we can surmise is realized within the book by its description of the initiatory process.