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Liber Aleph
Liber Aleph (1961), PDF p. 202
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LIBER ALEPH VEL CXI
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De Pace Perfecta Luce
(Of Perfect Peace in Light)
OW shall they measure our Statue and our Success
by that Canon of Relation and Illusion, and their
ignorance of our Nature? Time is but Sequence,
and a moment of Light outweigheth an Age of Darkness.
What is Happiness but the Issue of the Harmony of our Con-
sciousness with our Truth, and the Conformity of Will with
Action? To the Initiate is Certainty of his Fulfilment, which
to the Profane is but the Effect of Hazard, and he feareth to
lose what he loveth, or thinketh he loveth. But we, loving
only in Light, suffer not by Fear or by Bereavement, because
to us every Event is Welcome, being right, necessary and
proper to our particular Path. The Knowledge of this one
Matter is the End of Dread and of Regret; make it the Gov-
ernor of thy Mind, to rule its Pace, lest it hasten or lag by
Stress of thine Environment.
Now this Attainment is
possible for all Mankind, since it asketh but Resolution of
Complexities that already exist; so that this true Wisdom and
Happiness cometh by the Acceptance of our Law, and its Use
is the Key to all locked Doors of the Mind, and the
Reconcilement of every Contention.
O my Son, in he
Promulgation of the Law lieth the Reward of our Chief
Work, the making whole of Mankind from the Conscience of
Sin which divideth him, and afflicteth his Spirit.
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