Liber Peh (pdf) - Koyote the Blind

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Symbolism
As you may have noticed there is a mysterious correspondence between the magic circle (drawn above)
and Liber AL vel Legis . This correspondence is based upon principle numbers derived from both
sources. Lets explore some of the symbolic relationships. The number 22 is central to the whole scheme.
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1. The seven circles possibly symbolise the seven basic planes, planets, chakras, and/or levels of
consciousness in our reality matrix. I have used the ROYGBIV colour spectrum in the diagram to
highlight this possible relationship.
If this correspondence is appropriate then the two adjacent circles (coloured indigo and violet) could be
said to represent the two major head centres - the crown and ajna chakras. They might also correspond
with the sefiroth Hockmah and Binah of the Tree of Life. There is much to ponder on the meaning of this
correspondence and the consequent relationships of the other five circles of the figure.
If we pursue the above analogies further, we see that the crown (violet circle) and ajna (indigo circle)
chakras are combining their energies in the creative throat chakra (blue circle). Or alternatively, that the
circles of Hockmah and Binah are combining their forces in the centrally located circle of Daath. The
number 22 is found precisely here in the centre, and immediately surrounding it is the first circle of 88.
The fact that the series of numbers used is from 13 to 31 obliquely alludes to the AL-LA relationship.
That is because AL is aleph-lamed , or 1-30, and LA is lamed-aleph , or 30-1. These two number
combinations can be reduced numerologically to the simple digits 1-3 and 3-1 - thus, 13 and 31.
The number 13 is related, by gematria, to the Hebrew words: AChaD ('unity') and AHaVaH ('love').
As an aside, another interesting observation is that the number 1331 is equal to 11³ (11 cubed) and if you
divide it in half you get 665.5 which is approx. 666.