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Pi — 3.141 in She­brew is LAMA — KNowl­edge. A cir­cle is a two dimen­sion­al object with no start and no end OUROBOROS.
Pi is Pie a mag­pie, that gath­ers up bits and pieces from all over and mix­es them togeth­er a big pie mess. When you stop the nev­er end­ing search for pi and get off the mer­ry go round .. then you are lama
And there­in lays the April Fools Joke of the Cen­tu­ry

SOLVED Book of The Law Chapter I Verse 54 Change not as much as the style of a letter

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Here for the first time unveiled the key to Chap­ter 1 Verse 54
of The Book Of The Law

Aleis­ter Crow­ley’s Book of The Law
Also known as BOTL.

The Book of THoTH
ALSO known as B.O.T.H. =  BOTH

Drink of BOTH BOTL’s

SOLVED Book of The Law

Chapter I Verse 54

54. Change not as much as the style of a let­ter; for behold! thou, o prophet, shalt not behold all these mys­ter­ies hid­den there­in.

The answer is the style and shape of his A’s. This is regard­ing the Cap­i­tal A That Aleis­ter Crow­ley used in  or as  his let­ters,

There are around 9 ver­sions I know includ­ing with a light­ning bolt through it like my scar below.

My Chal­lenge to ALL is to find where he used dif­fer­ent A’s and dis­cov­er what Key they unveil..

The A burnt on my shoul­der in my 2019 April Initiation/Transmutation

The hid­den A’s of the Queens words

Queens Words Queen Swords

At the bot­tom Above

There is more with lightning bolts
similar (almost exact) as my burn scars.

He seems to have them adjust­ed for left right or cen­ter as below

 

Con­found not the space marks

She has the A’s on her shoul­ders
I will stick to one thanks and use a mir­ror for the oth­er

55. The child of thy bowels, he shall behold them.

The bow­els of moth­er Eng­land are down under Aus­tralia in the south­ern Hemi­sphere and the fur­thest of the British colonies away from the moth­er land.

56. Expect him not from the East, nor from the West; for from no expected house cometh that child. Aum! All words are sacred and all prophets true; save only that they understand a little; solve the first half of the equation, leave the second unattacked. But thou hast all in the clear light, and
some, though not all, in the dark.

They do come from no house in the south.

The Nexus of the next ema­na­tion is Aus­tralia the land down under.

Waratah the state sym­bol of the state I was born in

Waratah-Blossom

Sev­en are the veils of the danc­ing-girl in the harem of IT.
Sev­en are the names, and sev­en are the lamps beside Her bed.
Sev­en eunuchs guard Her with drawn swords;
No man may come nigh unto Her.

In Her wine-cup are sev­en streams of the blood of the Sev­en Spir­its of God.
Sev­en are the heads of THE BEAST where­on She rideth.
The head of an Angel:
the head of a Saint:
the head of a Poet:
the head of an Adul­ter­ous Woman:
the head of a Man of Val­our:
the head of a Satyr:
and the head of a Lion-Ser­pent.

Sev­en let­ters hath Her holi­est name; and it is
p.95
This is the Seal upon the Ring that is on the Fore­fin­ger of IT:
and it is the Seal upon the Tombs of them whom She hath slain,.
Here is Wis­dom. Let him that hath Under­stand­ing count the Num­ber of Our
Lady; for it is the Num­ber of a Woman; and Her Num­ber is
An Hun­dred and Fifty and Six.
There is a fur­ther descrip­tion in The Vision and the Voice. (See Appen­dix.)
There is in this card a divine drunk­en­ness or ecsta­sy. The woman is shown as
more than a lit­tle drunk, and more than a lit­tle mad; and the lion also is aflame
with lust. This sig­ni­fies that the type of ener­gy described is of the prim­i­tive,
cre­ative order; it is com­plete­ly inde­pen­dent of the crit­i­cism of rea­son. This
card por­trays the will of the Aeon. In the back­ground are the blood­less images
of the saints, on whom this image trav­els, for their whole life has been
absorbed into the Holy’ Grail.
“Now ye shall know that the cho­sen priest & apos­tle of infi­nite space is the
prince-priest the Beast; and in his woman called the Scar­let Woman all pow­er is
giv­en. They shall gath­er my chil­dren into their fold; they shall bring the glo­ry of
the stars into the hearts of men.
“For he is ever a sun, and she a moon. But to him is the winged secret flame,
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and to her the stoop­ing starlight.”
This sacra­ment is the phys­i­cal-mag­i­cal for­mu­la for attain­ing ini­ti­a­tion, for the
accom­plish­ment of the Great Work. It is in alche­my the process of dis­til­la­tion,
oper­at­ed by inter­nal fer­ment, and the in flu­ence of the Sun and Moon.
Behind the fig­ures of the Beast and his Bride are ten lumi­nous rayed cir­cles;
they are the Sephi­roth latent and not yet in order, for every new Aeon
demands a new sys­tem of clas­si­fi­ca­tion of the Uni­verse.
At the top of the card is shown an emblem of the new light, with ten horns of
the Beast, which are ser­pents, sent forth in every direc tion to destroy and recre­ate the world.
Fur­ther study of this card may be made by close exam­i­na­tion of Liber XV
(Mag­ick, pp.345 sqq.).

57. Invoke me under my stars! Love is the law, love under will. Nor let the fools mistake love; for there are love and love. There is the dove, and there is the serpent. Choose ye well! He, my prophet, hath chosen, knowing the law of the fortress, and the great mystery of the House of God. All these old letters of my Book are aright; but [Tzaddi] is not the Star. This also is secret: my prophet shall reveal it to the wise.

I know..

Yel­low A  Above in the Cen­ter Line

A’s on the Fool’s Legs Above

A on Hiero­phants Chest Above

A on Fools Legs and Between legs

AA's lit up the center with a tunnel above. A's all over. Aleister Crowleys Book of Thoth. Mayet Swan Mirror of Thoth
AA’s lit up the cen­ter with a tun­nel above. A’s all over. Aleis­ter Crow­leys Book of Thoth. Mayet Swan Mir­ror of Thoth

 

Drawing A at School in the 70s

When I was a tiny kid, I hat­ed the way we were made to write our a’s with the cir­cle and the straight end.. So I drew my a’s the old fash­ioned way and taught myself to nat­u­ral­ly use the a as it it styled here in text instead of the new a we were taught

Speak­ing about this to the Ora­cle Of Oz girls  I found Nina had done the same as me and taught her­self the old a’s nei­ther of us, actu­al­ly none of the ora­cle like to use the new a’s

 

Mayet’s Favourite Colour
Mer­cu­r­ial Yel­low

Pi is Magpie SOLVED

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to find pi the cir­cum­fer­ence of a cir­cle you need to find the radius
to find the radius of a cir­cle you need the diam­e­ter
to find the diam­e­ter of a cir­cle you need the cir­cum­fer­ence
to find the cir­cum­fer­ence of a cir­cle you need to find the radius .. rinse repeat
to find the radius of a cir­cle you need the diam­e­ter
“feed­back loop”

a cir­cle is a two dimen­sion­al round line that has no begin­ning and no end.

and the piece of the pie has been swal­lowed ouroboros

Google says ouroboros is

1. : a cir­cu­lar sym­bol that depicts a snake or drag­on devour­ing its own tail and that is used espe­cial­ly to rep­re­sent the eter­nal cycle of destruc­tion and rebirth. 2. usu­al­ly ouroboros or less com­mon­ly uroboros : some­thing (such as a nev­er-end­ing cycle) that is likened to or sug­ges­tive of the Ouroboros sym­bol.

How to solve pi

Eat it .. AKA to solve pi take it out of the equa­tion because any equa­tion using pi will fail even if the equa­tion sneak­i­ly tells you to add pi and then sub­tract pi you still lost that miss­ing bit you put in in the first place..

four and twen­ty black birds baked in a pi
Pi lit­er­al­ly means Mag­pie
Pi . Pie Mag­pie     My first real nick­name that reflect me..

Pi in numbers using herbrew

Pi =  LAMA  Knowl­edge of the light man­i­fest­ed and dark..
3141
L 30 A 1 M 40 A 1
Pie = 72 = Which evolves
She­ma /Shimmer and she is not a pie to be con­sumed
LMNS 30–49-50–60 I80 degrees and back again SNML 180 degrees 360
360 divid­ed by 72 is 5 the five days of thoth the star
LAMA is pi 3.141 LAMA 3141 72: but beyond that is LMNS l SNML I ate that pie..as mag­gi­ty as it was ..
it called like a mag­pie and that will be 180 degrees and back again with pearl and her mir­ror Mar­garet swan SNML San­i­mal spells Zeus .. LMNS lumi­nou­sand your book is closed . What ever else ask me .. it’s all in your nour­ish­ment .. remem­ber .. all in the name of me drink of both botl­now to see that lie in action in your whole “soci­etal con­struct” lets ask google

Pi is an abbre­vi­a­tion of the Greek periph­ereia, “periph­ery.” Def­i­n­i­tions of pi. noun. the ratio of the cir­cum­fer­ence to the diam­e­ter of a cir­cle; approx­i­mate­ly equal to 3.14159265358979323846… tran­scen­den­tal num­ber.
False

 

Mean­ing of the word PIE

The word “pie” comes from the Latin word pica, which means “mag­pie”. Before it was used to describe a pas­try, “pie” was used to describe the bird. The word first appeared in Eng­lish man­u­scripts in the 13th cen­tu­ry.

 

mag­pies with their black and white con­trasts and there habit of pick­ing ran­dom items up and tak­ing them back to their nest is one rea­son that mag­pie is asso­ci­at­ed with pie.. a pie is some­ht­ing that has ran­dom items browned baked in a pas­try

The word “pie” may have come to be asso­ci­at­ed with mag­pies because the fill­ing of a pie may have remind­ed din­ers of the black and white birds. For exam­ple, a mince pie is typ­i­cal­ly filled with raisins, sug­ar, and spices.

what is PI
a. : the sym­bol π denot­ing the ratio of the cir­cum­fer­ence of a cir­cle to its diam­e­ter. b. : the ratio itself : a tran­scen­den­tal num­ber hav­ing a val­ue round­ed to eight dec­i­mal places of 3.14159265.8 Dec 2024

 
Suc­cinct­ly, pi—which is writ­ten as the Greek let­ter for p, or π—is the ratio of the cir­cum­fer­ence of any cir­cle to the diam­e­ter of that cir­cle. Regard­less of the cir­cle’s size, this ratio will always equal pi.