This article presents correspondences relating to several verses of Liber AL vel Legis. They are presented with varying degrees of cer- tainty. Some are fairly obvious, and without doubt have been redis- covered many times by magicians. The present treatment of these will, I hope, add some depth to the generally-known interpretations by offering supporting gematraic correspondences. Others are purely speculative, and may raise as many questions as they resolve. Where the attribution of the paths to the Tree of Life is important to the interpretation, the system of Frater Achad is used.

This article presents correspondences relating to several verses of Liber AL vel Legis. They are presented with varying degrees of cer- tainty. Some are fairly obvious, and without doubt have been redis- covered many times by magicians. The present treatment of these will, I hope, add some depth to the generally-known interpretations by offering supporting gematraic correspondences. Others are purely speculative, and may raise as many questions as they resolve. Where the attribution of the paths to the Tree of Life is important to the interpretation, the system of Frater Achad is used.

This article presents correspondences relating to several verses of Liber AL vel Legis. They are presented with varying degrees of cer- tainty. Some are fairly obvious, and without doubt have been redis- covered many times by magicians. The present treatment of these will, I hope, add some depth to the generally-known interpretations by offering supporting gematraic correspondences. Others are purely speculative, and may raise as many questions as they resolve. Where the attribution of the paths to the Tree of Life is important to the interpretation, the system of Frater Achad is used.