Ra-Hoor-Khuit, the crowned and conquering child, is the solar god, Ra and the god of war, Horus. He also has a silent aspect, Har-Poor-Kraat. Together they represent the war-like but increasingly intuitive current of the present aeon of Aquarius. ...
A further goddess, Maat, the goddess of truth, balance and justice, although not one of the original deities in the Thelemic pantheon, has begun to play an important part in Thelemic thought. It has been suggested that the forces and trends associated with Maat have started to manifest in the present Aeon. For further information on this see “Maat Magick” by Nema. She is depicted as a tall woman wearing ...
Babalon, the female principle, is the “scarlet woman”, the free-loving “woman girt with a sword”. Let the Scarlet Woman beware! If pity and compassion and tenderness visit her heart; if she leave my work to toy with old sweetnesses; then shall my vengeance be known. I will slay me her child: I will alienate her heart: I will cast her out from men: as a shrinking and despised harlot shall ...
Therion, the male principle, is represented as a lion headed, serpent bodied beast. ...
Hadit is the god of the infinitely small but omnipresent point of energy. ...
7.1. Nuit : the azure bodied goddess of the night sky Nuit the azure bodied goddess of the night sky, is a goddess of infinite space, of the void. Nut was the Goddess of heavens and sky. Nut represents resurrection. She was the consort of Geb, God of the primal waters. Her name is pronunced ‘Noot’. ‘Nuit’ means ‘night.’ She was the daughter of the air god, Shu and water ...
