Aleister Crowley's Secret Temple: The Seven Palaces & the Work of the Chariot

Updated Edition now available - 15/07/2014. This second edition includes the keys to the newly deciphered Liber Tzaddi vel Hamus Hermeticus and it features new full colour esoteric illustrations in a 'larger than standard' 7 x 10 book.

1,000 years before Kabbalah, there was the Merkabah...
In 1900 Aleister Crowley discovered the Holy Name of God, and thus the correct attribution of the letters and paths to the Seven Palaces of the Merkabah Mystics. He concealed this ancient mystical system behind a cryptogram written into the Book of the Law - the infamous 'Riddle of Liber Al'.

This work demonstrates that Aleister Crowley keyed at least 6 of his Class A texts to the Seven Palaces of the Chariot Wheel and placed the master key in the Book of the Law. By using the Seven Palaces of the Merkabah Mystics, 'Aleister Crowley's Secret Temple' gives the full keys to A.'.A.'. texts such as Liber Ararita, Liber Arcanorum, Liber B vel Magi, Liber Tau & Liber Tzaddi and shows how these texts aid the magical and mystic aspirant of the A.'.A.'. system.

It takes a look at the ciphers, puzzles and cryptograms of the Book of the Law and other A.'.A.'. texts. When Crowley once referred to a secret yet "complete qabalistic system of greater depth and sublimity than any other" - he meant the Merkabah of the A.'.A.'.. This book also explores the biblical and pre-biblical origins of the Merkabah in the Ancient Egyptian schema of the Ennead; in the Ancient Near East cults of Ba'al Hadad and the Goddess Inanna; their prototypes in the Indus valley; and discusses how directly it inspired the Jewish Kabbalists of the European Middle Ages. Additional information and material related to Aleister Crowley's Secret Temple - including audio and video read-throughs from chapters of the Book - can be found on our Facebook page at: facebook.com/pages/Aleister-Crowleys-Secret-Temple/601868803231674

Important Note:  This book has received negative campaign voting via amazon from Paul Rovelli's Church of L.V.X and does not accurately reflect the books popularity or general reader endorsement.  Our FB page alone has 548 'likes' as of 31st July 2014.    

The book also offers a brief criticism of the O.T.O. leadership over it's decision to change the wording (and thus the cryptography) of 'Liber AL vel Legis' (by Aleister Crowley). This follows hard upon the heels of a petition launched by the author last year on this issue.  The author therefore wishes it to be known that the Ordo Templi Orientis and it's membership are not being implicated in the allegations against Mr Paul Rovelli & his Church of L.V.X and we wish to underline that Paul Rovelli is not a member of the O.T.O.

Alrah Fraser/Ashe .'.  93 93/93.