Liber VII (Liber Liberi vel Lapidis Lazuli, The Book of the Freed, or of the Lapis Lazuli) is a Class A Thelemic holy book of seven chapters written by Aleister Crowley in 1907, presented as the ecstatic utterance of the aspirant's soul addressing the god Hadit, and grouped by Crowley's own arrangement with Liber LXV and several other short verse works as the Holy Books of Thelema.
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StructureSeven chapters presented as the ecstatic utterance of the aspirant's soul addressing the god Hadit; grouped by Crowley's own arrangement with Liber LXV and other short verse works as the Holy Books of Thelema. 1 Status
Canonical StatusIts own record groups it with Liber LXV and Liber AL vel Legis as one of the Holy Books of Thelema. Origins
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