The nature of divinity in the spiritual paradigm presented by the Book of the Law is one of the most fundamentally difficult concepts to grasp. The result is the unnecessary introduction of entities to the apprehension of the nature of the Aeon of Horus. While it may appear on the surface as though a small pantheon of divine personalities presents the Book of the Law, closer investigation reveals that these are three voices of a unified, but entirely subjective macrocosm. Continue reading ![]()
