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Thelema
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The Book of the Law
Numbers in Thelema
Aleister Crowley

Nuit | Hadit | Horus
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93
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Holy Books of Thelema

Within the tradition of Thelema, numbers play a very significant role. Aleister Crowley often used numbers, using a method called gematria (also see isopsephy) to find hidden mystical meanings and connections between various ideas and things.

Significant numbers in Thelema

None
0=2
1
2
3
8
11
31
33
36
44
49
56
77
93
111
120
156
220
233
358
418
666
667
718

Numbers in Liber Legis

Every number is infinite; there is no difference. (AL I,4)

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Significant numbers in Thelema

Numbers in Liber Legis

See also