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 By performing these adorations, the practitioner aligns themselves with the energy of the Sun and its daily cycle, acknowledging the ebb and flow of natural forces and their own place within the cosmos. By performing these adorations, the practitioner aligns themselves with the energy of the Sun and its daily cycle, acknowledging the ebb and flow of natural forces and their own place within the cosmos.
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 +=====Liber V vel Reguli===== 
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 +Liber V vel Reguli is a complex ritual in Thelema that aims to align the practitioner's will with the cosmic forces represented by the planetary and zodiacal symbols. Due to the complexity and length of the full text of Liber V vel Reguli, here we provide you with an overview of the ritual's structure and main components.
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 +Of the name, Crowley notes: "//The title is Latin and means Book 5 or Book of the Prince. Regulus is also the name of the star which marks the beginning or 0 degree of the constellation Leo//."
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 +The ritual is divided into several sections:
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 +  * **The Oath**: The practitioner begins by taking an oath to perform the ritual for the purpose of obtaining control of the Four Elements, the Seven Planets, and the Twelve Signs of the Zodiac.
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 +  * **Opening of the Temple**: The practitioner performs a series of ritual actions to open the magical space, which includes the Lesser Ritual of the Pentagram and the Ritual of the Hexagram. This purifies the space and prepares it for the main part of the ritual.
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 +  * **The Elemental Invocations**: The practitioner invokes the four elements (Air, Water, Fire, and Earth) and their corresponding archangelic and angelic forces, and performs a series of specific gestures and movements. Each element is associated with a cardinal direction, an elemental weapon, and a specific magical gesture.
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 +  * **The Planetary Invocations**: The practitioner invokes the energies of the seven classical planets (Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn), and performs a series of ritual actions related to each planet. Each planetary force is associated with a specific magical gesture, a sacred name, and a corresponding deity.
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 +  * **The Zodiacal Invocations**: The practitioner invokes the energies of the twelve signs of the zodiac, and performs a series of ritual actions related to each sign. Each zodiacal force is associated with a specific magical gesture, a sacred name, and a corresponding deity.
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 +  * **The Invoking Ritual of the Hexagram**: The practitioner performs the Invoking Ritual of the Hexagram to align themselves with the energies of the macrocosm and draw down the divine light into their being.
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 +  * **The Final Invocation**: The practitioner concludes the ritual by invoking their Holy Guardian Angel and stating their intention to manifest their True Will.
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 +  * **Closing of the Temple**: The practitioner closes the ritual space by performing the Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram and the Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Hexagram once more.
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 +This summary provides an overview of the structure and main components of Liber V vel Reguli. To perform the ritual, it is essential to have a deep understanding of Thelemic symbolism, the various magical gestures, and the specific invocations for each element, planet, and zodiac sign.
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