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| AYIN Atu Number Atu Letter&Translation Attributed Constellation Associated Quotation from Liber AL vel Legis XV ע – Eye Corvus, Draco I love you! I yearn to you Pale orb bpurple, veiled or voluptuous, I who am all pleasure and purple, and drunkenness of the innermost sense, desire you. Put on the wings, and arouse the coiled splendour within you: come unto me As noted above in Atu VII (The Chariot) Cheth, which unveils the formula of the Great Work Corvus the Crow and Crater the Cup are two adjacent constellations linked together with Hydra in a complicated tale where the Crow betrays Apollo, who by using his power of prophecy was able to see through the Crows lie. The Crow had failed to deliver a Cup filled with water as he was seduced by a fig garden. This Atu leads directly from Hod to Tiphareth on the Tree-of-Life and is juxtaposed by the Death Atu with the Art Atu leading up directly from Yesod. The attainment of Tiphareth is then suggested to be the taking on of the wings and the arousal of the coiled splendor that is the Kundalini Serpent and suggested in the attributed verse from Liber AL. Corvus and Crater, two adjacent constellations on the back of Hydra, shown in the Uranographia of Johann Bode. In ancient Greece, a krater was a bowl or vase used for mixing wine with water, rather than a cup as we know it. The true savior noted above in the interpolation of Atu VII is Capricornus; upon which the image of the Devil was modeled. With the Eye of this Atu being the symbol of prophecy noted in the prior Atu. The symbol of fire also connected with the prior Atu connects with the furnace that is attributed to the Art Atu. The Cup depicted is the double-handed chalice (in Greek κρατήρ, kratēr , from the verb κεράννυμι, keránnymi , "to mix) and represents the coagula part of the formula the solve being represented by the distillation process in the Art Atu, though the Art Atu itself, represents the coagula process in its connection with the Loves Atu that represents the solve part of the formula amongst these two cards. The constellation Draco is coiled around the sky‟s north pole that is generally connected with the doctrine of reincarnation. In Congealing the Soul, it is argued that rather than being returned to the Earth when failing the test of the Dragon, the soul is dispersed and ultimately recombined into a superior construct. Of course on passing the test (the ordeal of the Abyss, ones star is placed in the heavens. Draco winding around the north celestial pole in the Uranographia of Johann Bode. The dragons long tail is labelled Cauda Draconis. |