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Soror Nihil Obstat's essay on Liber Oz featured on the Liber Oz Project.

Liber Oz Project An Esoteric vs. Exoteric Analysis of Liber OZ by Soror Nihil Obstat From a previous post titled “Karma & the Ethics of Thelema” – “the nature of ethics lies firstly in the differentiation between acts and intentions, secondly in the evaluation of whether an act aligns with a society or culture, thirdl...

The Hermit, the hermaphrodite, born of every permutation of the stars, in every Aeon and in every temporal part, every place on earth, nourished by silence - the embodiment of man is world, through the stability of change.

The Lover, born of several permutations of the stars, resides in one Aeon, in several temporal parts, limited to a linear progression of time, hopes to explore every place on earth and seek nourishment by the desire of every culture - the embodiment of man and world.

The Man of Earth, born of a single permutation of the stars, in one Aeon, in one temporal part, is not yet aware of the circumstances of his birth. But he, too, is limited to a linear progression of time, and thinks he wishes to explore the earth and seek its thoughts. He is the embodiment of man vs world, and thus must accept that change is stability.

"Each man delights in the work that suits him best."

Homer, The Odyssey