The attribution in Liber Trigrammation is good theoretically; but no Qabalah of merit has arisen therefrom. I am inclined to look further into the question of Sanskrit Roots, and into the Enochian Records, in order to put this matter in more polished shape.
I append Liber Trigrammaton with the attribution aforesaid.
sub Figura XXVII.
THE BOOK OF THE TRIGRAMS OF THE MUTATIONS OF THE TAO WITH THE YIN AND YANG.
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Here is Nothing under its three forms. It is not, yet informeth all things.
I Narrowed breath. Represents concentration, including aspiration.
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Now cometh the glory of the Single One, as an imperfection and stain.
L Passive undulation, without effort, unchecked.
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But by the Weak One the Mother was it equilibrated.
C. Vide S. and K.
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Also the purity was divided by Strength, the force of the Demiurge.
H. forcible addition of pure breath to other sounds. Represents effort.
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And the Cross was formulated in the Universe that as yet was not.
X Combines K & S.
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But now the Imperfection became manifest, presiding over the fading of perfection.
T The sexual onslaught. A less responsible form of D.
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Also the Woman arose, and veiled the Upper Heaven with her body of stars.
Y When distinct from I, dignifies the vowel to which it is prefixed.
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Now then a giant arose, of terrible strength; and asserted the Spirit in a secret rite.
P As to B as K is to (hard) G. Bursting of a bud as against that of a fruit.
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And the Master of the Temple balancing all things arose; his stature was above the Heaven and below Earth and Hell.
A Open unmodulated breath. (ah.)
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Against him the Brothers of the Left-hand Path, confusing the symbols. They concealed their horror [in this symbol]; for in truth they were
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J Like soft G.
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The master flamed forth as a star and set a guard of Water in every Abyss.
W When distinct from U represents the operation of choice. 'U" does this to some extent. (Will, word, way.)
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Also certain secret ones concealed the Light of Purity in themselves, protecting it from the Persecutions.
O The breath concentrated and directed. As to I as magic is to mysticism.
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Likewise also did certain sons and daughters of Hermes and of Aphrodite, more openly
G (hard) Opening as if to devour. (Soft?)
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But the Enemy confused them. They pretended to conceal that Light, that they might betray it, and profane it.
Z An irritated or excited form of S, emphasizing elements of anger and alarm.
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Yet certain holy nuns concealed the secret in songs upon the lyre.
B Bursting forth. Phallus and Vulva. Kissing.
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Now did the Horror of Time pervert all things, hiding the Purity with a loathsome thing, a thing unnameable.
F Compound of P & H.
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Yea, and there arose sensualists upon the firmament, as a foul stain of storm upon the sky.
S Devence, warning, etc.
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And the Black Brothers raised their heads; yea, they unveiled themselves without shame or fear.
M The Will to Die.
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Also there rose up a soul of filth and of weakness, and it corrupted all the rule of the Tao.
N The vibration which includes Life and Death as complementary Curves.
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Then only was Heaven established to bear sway; for only in the lowest corruption is form manifest. (Phallus).
E Softened, but otherwise unmodulated breath.
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Also did Heaven manifest in violent light. (Air or the Aethyr).
R Continuous vibration, like L but active.
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And in soft light. (The Sun).
Q Combines K + U.
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Then were the waters gathered together from the heaven. (Water).
V Conscious male will. Manhood, strength, truth, righteousness, immortality, integrity.
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And a crust of earth concealed the core of flame. (Earth).
K Opening as if startled.
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Around the globe gathered the wide air. (The moon) (the moon is not considered to be a light, but as a cohesion of the planet's atmosphere.)
D The paternal vibration.
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And men began to light fires upon the earth. (Fire).
U Like O with added refinement and a tinge of melancholy. O is completely self-confident. (Vulva).
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Therefore was the end of it sorrow; yet in that sorrow a sixfold star of glory whereby they might see to return unto the stainless Abode; yea, unto the Stainless Abode.