A Magical Record
This book follows a traditional visionary meditation practice based on the methods described by Aleister Crowley. It is a record of the vision that resulted from that practice, sometimes referred to as magick.
Anno 120, Sun at 19 degrees Aries
Under the care of Frater K.
I, Frater Lachesis Peyton, 0°=0°, place this statement at the threshold of the Work contained in this book.
I was charged with the following instructions:
Nothing more was said.
I was given no curriculum, no commentary, no obvious key to the system. I was simply pointed toward the basic instructions, and told to bring with me The Holy Books of Thelema.
The responsibility to interpret the instruction and to endure it was entirely my own. By my own choosing, I selected Chapter III of Liber LXV and undertook the practice. For nine years, I held the chapter within me: the daily silent recitation, the correction of every lapse, the slow welding of text and consciousness until the chapter existed internally as something whole and unbroken.
When the Work was complete, not announced, not signified, but complete in itself, the moment arrived without ritual or warning.
It felt as though a hand pressed between my shoulders, and I was pushed into the pool.
There was no ceremony. No instruction to proceed. Only the sudden, irrevocable lightning-flash of understanding, the Vision that had waited behind nine years of silence.
What follows in this volume is the record of that single event. It is not analysis. It is not commentary. It is the Vision itself, written faithfully according to the discipline I was given. Every word, symbol, and sequence in the pages ahead is part of that record.
Frater Lachesis Peyton, 0°=0°
With humble respect to Frater K.
The Vision came, and so did the Voice, inseparable, immediate, transmitted beyond any quantifiable span. These are the words as they arrived.
This is what She told me, in silence.

by Frater Lachesis Peyton
A direct magical record of initiatory vision in the A∴A∴ curriculum. The Vision that waited behind nine years of silence.
Part of the Thelemic Library
A Saklas Publishing title