Is this text official? Shouldn't it be "One more dawn by the book of Babylon' etc. ? Cause later on it's 'Just one more day', so that'd make more sense I think.
The Babalon is not spelled wrong, it refers to the book of Babalon/libre 49 written by Jack Parsons as a transmission from the goddess or force called Babalon received by him during the Babalon Working (a magical ritual he tried to invoke the female spirit Babalon). Parsons claimed that Liber 49 constituted a fourth chapter of Crowley's Liber AL Vel Legis (The Book of the Law), the holy text of Thelema (a religion revolving aroun the Liber Al Vel Legis which was dictated by the spirit/being Aiwass). This may also explain the down part, where he is writing down a...
The Babalon is not spelled wrong, it refers to the book of Babalon/libre 49 written by Jack Parsons as a transmission from the goddess or force called Babalon received by him during the Babalon Working (a magical ritual he tried to invoke the female spirit Babalon). Parsons claimed that Liber 49 constituted a fourth chapter of Crowley's Liber AL Vel Legis (The Book of the Law), the holy text of Thelema (a religion revolving aroun the Liber Al Vel Legis which was dictated by the spirit/being Aiwass). This may also explain the down part, where he is writing down a new portion of the Book of the Law.
Is this text official? Shouldn't it be "One more dawn by the book of Babylon' etc. ? Cause later on it's 'Just one more day', so that'd make more sense I think.
The booklet says "down." Then again, it also says "babalon," which is spelled wrong. The point is, the booklet's lyrics are not infallible (as can also be seen in Siége Perilous, when they mixed up three song titles) It could well be "dawn," although I hear "down" as well.
The booklet says "down." Then again, it also says "babalon," which is spelled wrong. The point is, the booklet's lyrics are not infallible (as can also be seen in Siége Perilous, when they mixed up three song titles) It could well be "dawn," although I hear "down" as well.
The Babalon is not spelled wrong, it refers to the book of Babalon/libre 49 written by Jack Parsons as a transmission from the goddess or force called Babalon received by him during the Babalon Working (a magical ritual he tried to invoke the female spirit Babalon). Parsons claimed that Liber 49 constituted a fourth chapter of Crowley's Liber AL Vel Legis (The Book of the Law), the holy text of Thelema (a religion revolving aroun the Liber Al Vel Legis which was dictated by the spirit/being Aiwass). This may also explain the down part, where he is writing down a...
The Babalon is not spelled wrong, it refers to the book of Babalon/libre 49 written by Jack Parsons as a transmission from the goddess or force called Babalon received by him during the Babalon Working (a magical ritual he tried to invoke the female spirit Babalon). Parsons claimed that Liber 49 constituted a fourth chapter of Crowley's Liber AL Vel Legis (The Book of the Law), the holy text of Thelema (a religion revolving aroun the Liber Al Vel Legis which was dictated by the spirit/being Aiwass). This may also explain the down part, where he is writing down a new portion of the Book of the Law.