LIBER ALEPH VEL CXI
138
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De Præmio Summo, Vera Sapientia
et Beatitudine Perfecta
(Of the Supreme Reward, True Wisdom
and Perfect Happiness)
OW then presently shall it some to pass, as by Dint
of each Experience that Component thereof which
is within thee is attuned to it, and this without
Shock, so that thou art no longer thrown back from the
Trance, as exhausted, but abidest therein, almost without
Knowledge of thy State. So then at last this Samadhi shall
become normal to thy common Consciousness, as it were a
Point of View.
Thus all things shall appear to thee very
continually as to one in his first Love, by the Vision of
Beauty, and by the Vision of Science hou shalt marvel
constantly with Joy unfathomable at the Mystery of the Laws
whereby the Universe is upheld.
This is that which is
written: True Wisdom and perfect Happiness. O my Son, it
is in this Contemplation that one hath the Reward of the
Oath; it is by this that the Tribulations are rolled away as a
Stone from thy Tomb; it is with this that thou art wholly
freed from the Illusions of Distinctions, being absorbed into
the Body of our Lady Nuith.
May she grant thee this
Beatitude; yea, not to thee only, but to all that are.
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