The Book of the Law and the Book of Lies

The central sacred text of Thelema, written in 1904, was reportedly dictated to Aleister Crowley by a disembodied entity named 'Aiwass' during his stay in the Great Pyramid of Giza. Comprising 93 chapters, each page presents a mix of questions, poems, rituals, and cryptic allusions. The content of each chapter is intricately linked to its number and its Qabalistic significance, showcasing Crowley's unique blend of mysticism and philosophy in this influential work on black magic.