• “Then said Adonai: Thou hast the Head of the Hawk, and thy Phallus is the Phallus of Asar. Thou knowest the white, and thou knowest the black, and thou knowest that these are one. But why seekest thou the knowledge of their equivalence?” –Liber LXV I:54
• “The Angel asks why one who possesses absolute Sight and Lordship and power to soar (the Head of the Hawk) who has creative energy able to fertilize Nature, his mother, sister, and wife (The Phallus of Asar) one who knows the pairs of opposites, and the fact of their identity, should trouble to calculate the equations which express the relations between the illusory symbols of diversity.” -Commentary to LXV I:54
• “All this while did Adonai pierce my being with his sword that hath four blades; the blade of the thunderbolt, the blade of the Pylon, the blade of the serpent, the blade of the Phallus.” –Liber LXV V:14
• “Adonai [ADNI]: Aleph is the swastika or Thunderbolt by shape: Daleth means Door or Pylon: Nun refers to Scorpio, the Serpent: Yod is the Phallus (Yod of IHVH — considered as the inmost and simplest idea).”-Commentary to LXV V:14
• “So also is the end of the book, and the Lord Adonai is about it on all sides like a Thunderbolt, and a Pylon, and a Snake, and a Phallus, and in the midst thereof he is like the Woman that jetteth out the milk of the stars from her paps; yea, the milk of the stars from her paps.” –Liber LXV V:57
• “’70. The Pupil must regain THE CHILD-STATE HE HAS LOST ere the first sound can fall upon his ear.’ …Here is written also the Mystery of Harpocrates. One must become the “Unconscious” (of Jung), the Phallic or Divine Child or Dwarf-Self.” –Liber 71: The Voice of the Silence
• “The harmony of the doctrines of Action and Non-Action is to be found in The Way of the Tao. One should do what is perfectly natural to one; but this can only be done when one’s conscious ness is merged in the Universal or Phallic Consciousness.” –Liber 71: The Voice of the Silence
• “‘Virya‘”’ is, etymologically, Manhood. It is that quality which has been symbolized habitually by the Phallus, and its importance is sufficient to have made the Phallus an universal symbol, apart altogether from reasons connected with the course of nature. Yet these confirm the choice. It is free—it has a will of its own quite independent of the conscious will of the man bearing it. It has no conscience. It leaps. It has no consideration for anything but its own purpose. Again and again this symbol in a new sense will recur as the type of the ideal. It is a symbol alike of the Beginning, the Way and the End. In this particular passage it is however principally synonymous with Will, and Will has been so fully dealt with in Book 4, Part II, that it will save trouble if we assume that the reader is familiar with that masterpiece.” –Liber 71: The Voice of the Silence
• “…the Cross, that is to say of the Phallus…” –Liber 71: The Voice of the Silence
• “Khuit is a name of Khem the Ram-Phallus-two-plume god Amoun; so that the whole god represents in qabalistic symbolism the Second Triad (“whom all nations of men call the first”). It is the Red descending triangle, – the whole thing visible, for Hadit and Nuit are far beyond.” -New Comment to AL III:1
• “There are to be no regular temples of Nuith and Hadit, for They are incommensurables and absolutes. Our religion therefore, for the People, is the Cult of the Sun, who is our particular star of the Body of Nuit, from whom, in the strictest scientific sense, come this earth, a chilled spark of Him, and all our Light and Life. His vice-regent and representative in the animal kingdom is His cognate symbol the Phallus, representing Love and Liberty. Ra-Hoor-Khuit, like all true Gods, is therefore a Solar-Phallic deity. But we regard Him as He is in truth, eternal…” -New Comment to AL III:22
• “We may then take it that this Solar-Phallic Ra Ha is Each Man Himself.” -New Comment to AL III:49
• “The shape of the figure I suggests the Phallus; this chapter is therefore called the Sabbath of the Goat, the Witches’ Sabbath, in which the Phallus is adored.” –Liber 333: Book of Lies
• “N is the Tarot symbol, Death; and the X or Cross is the sign of the Phallus.” –Liber 333: Book of Lies
• “It is now seen that this Hawk is not Solar, but Mercurial; hence the words, the Cry of the Hawk, the essential part of Mercury being his Voice; and the number of the chapter, B, which is Beth the letter of Mercury, the Magus of the Tarot, who has four weapons, and it must be remembered that this card is numbered 1, again connecting all these symbols with the Phallus. The essential weapon of Mercury is the Caduceus.” –Liber 333: Book of Lies
• “Jod is the concealed Phallus as opposed to Tau, the extended Phallus.”-Liber 333: Book of Lies
• “I may add a further comment on the number 91. 13 (1 plus 3) is a higher form of 4. 4 is Amoun, the God of generation, and 13 is 1, the Phallic unity. Daleth is the Yoni. And 91 is AMN (Amen), a form of the Phallus made complete through the intervention of the Yoni. This again connects with the IO and OI of paragraph 1, and of course IO is the rapture-cry of the Greeks.” –Liber 333: Book of Lies
• “The title of the chapter [“The Gun-Barrel”] refers to the Phallus, which is here identified with the will. The Greek word Πυραμισ [pyramis] has the same number as Φαλλοσ [phallos].” –Liber 333: Book of Lies
• “Horns are the universal hieroglyph of energy, particularly of Phallic energy.” –Liber 333: Book of Lies
• “19 is the last Trump, “The Sun”, which is the representative of god in the Macrocosm, as the Phallus is in the Microcosm.” –Liber 333: Book of Lies
• “The 21st key of the Tarot is called “The Universe”, and refers to the letter Tau, the Phallus in manifestation; hence the title, “The Blind Webster”.” –Liber 333: Book of Lies
• “T, manhood, the sign of the cross or phallus.” –Liber 333: Book of Lies
• “A new character is now introduced under the title of IT, I being the secret, and T being the manifested, phallus. This is, however, only one aspect of IT, which may perhaps be defined as the Ultimate Reality.” –Liber 333: Book of Lies
• “By “the wheel spinning in the spire” is meant the manifestation of magical force, the spermatozoon in the conical phallus.” –Liber 333: Book of Lies
• “O, the letter of the Devil, or Pan, the phallic God.”-Liber 333: Book of Lies
• “Now, the Devil of the Tarot is the Phallus, the Redeemer, and Laylah symbolises redemption to Frater P.”-Liber 333: Book of Lies
• “The Caduceus contains a complete symbol of the Gnosis. The winged sun or phallus represents the joy of life on all planes from the lowest to the highest…” –Liber 415: The Paris Working
• “Then taketh He the Fire of our Father the Sun, and setteth it directly in battle array against that Water by His army of Wood that he hath conquered and drilled, building it up into a phalanx like unto a Cone, that is the noblest of all solid figures, being the Image of the Holy Phallus Itself, and combined in himself the Right Line and the Circle.” -Liber 300: Khabs Am Pekht
• “A tree is an idea, being phallic and bearing branches.” -Commentary to LXV II:37
• “‘ Terminus is the Phallic Stone which lies beyond the mind (city) and its thoughts
• (roads). By this Union with the Angel I hope to come to the True Self, the fixed eternal creative individual.” -Commentary to LXV II:55
• “Pe is the letter of Atu XVI, ‘The House of God’ or ‘Blasted Tower.’ The Hieroglyph represents a Tower — symbolic of the Ego in its Phallic Aspect, yet shut up, i.e., separate. This Tower is smitten by the Lightning Flash of Illumination, the impact of the Holy Guardian Angel and the Flaming Sword of the Energy that proceeds from Kether to Malkuth. Thence are cast forth two figures forming by their attitude the letter Ayin: these are the twins (Horus and Harpocrates) born at the breaking-open of the Womb of the Mother (the second aspect of the Tower as a “spring shut up, a fountain sealed”). They represent in respect of the male aspect of the Tower, the spermatozoa. (Ayin is Capricorn, the sign in which the Sun is at the Winter Solstice, when the New Year begins) emitted when the Phallus is smitten by the ecstasy of the Orgasm (Lightning Flash) and ‘blasted’ by losing its erection.” -Commentary to LXV III:34
• “The ‘lonely pillar’ represents Chokmah, the Creative Word, the Phallic Mercury, the Wisdom by which the world were created” -Commentary to LXV III:58
• “A principal symbol of Chokmah as the Phallic Mercury is the eye.” -Commentary to LXV III:58
• “…And the general symbolism of the Angel as bearer of the sacred lance or phallus…” -Commentary to LXV III:60
• “This [the formula of I.A.O.] is also identical with the Word Lux, L.V.X., which is formed by the arms of a cross. It is this formula which is implied in those ancient and modern monuments in which the phallus is worshipped as the Saviour of the World.” –Magick in Theory & Practice
• “0. THE FOOL… This card is attributed to the letter Aleph, which means an Ox, but by its shape the Hebrew letter (so it is said) represents a ploughshare; thus the significance is primarily Phallic.” –The Book of Thoth
• “The deeper one goes into the formula [of Tetragrammaton], the closer becomes the identification of the Opposites. The Dove is the bird of Venus, but the dove is also a symbol of the Holy Ghost; that is, of the Phallus in its most sublimated form.” –The Book of Thoth
• “All true ceremonial religion must be solar and phallic in character.” –The Book of Thoth
• “Note also that the symbol of the Fish has been chosen to represent the Redeemer or Phallus, the god through whose virtue man passes through the waters of death. The common name for this god, in southern Italy to-day, and elsewhere, is Il pesce. So, also, his female counterpart, Kteis, is represented by the Vesica Piscis, the bladder of the fish, and this shape is continually exhibited in many church windows and in the episcopal ring.” –The Book of Thoth
• “Note the usual ornaments of this hood [of Harpocrates]; phallic and fructiform.” –The Book of Thoth
• “…creative energy, that is, the phallus…b” –The Book of Thoth
• “In the worship of Bacchus there was a representative of the god, and he was chosen for his quality as a young and virile, but effeminate man…. Hence, he came to be represented with a Fool’s cap, evidently phallic, and clad in motley, which again recalls the coat of many colours worn by Jesus, and by Joseph. This symbolism is not only Mercurial, but Zodiacal; Joseph and Jesus, with twelve brothers or twelve disciples, equally represent the sun in the midst of the twelve signs.” –The Book of Thoth
• “The Fool is of the gold of air. He has the horns of Dionysus Zagreus, and between them is the phallic cone of white light representing the influence from the Crown upon him [Kether: see the position of the Path of Aleph on the Tree of Life.]… He is clad in green, according to the tradition of Spring; but his shoes are of the phallic gold of the sun.” –The Book of Thoth
• IX. THE HERMIT… In this Trump is shewn the entire mystery of Life in its most secret workings. Yod=Phallus=Spermatozoon=Hand=Logos=Virgin. There is perfect Identity, not merely Equivalence, of the Extremes, the Manifestation, and the Method.” –The Book of Thoth
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• “The two words together, having the value of 831, they contain the secret meanings Pyramis and Phallos, which is the same idea in different forms…” –Magick Without Tears

Kteis-Phallus

• “This chapter begins by the letter O, followed by a mark of exclamation [“O!”]; its reference to the theogony of “Liber Legis” is explained in the note, but it also refers to KTEIS PHALLOS and SPERMA, and is the exclamation of wonder or ecstasy, which is the ultimate nature of things.” –Liber 333: Book of Lies
• “Note also that the symbol of the Fish has been chosen to represent the Redeemer or Phallus, the god through whose virtue man passes through the waters of death. The common name for this god, in southern Italy to-day, and elsewhere, is Il pesce. So, also, his female counterpart, Kteis, is represented by the Vesica Piscis, the bladder of the fish, and this shape is continually exhibited in many church windows and in the episcopal ring.” –The Book of Thoth

See also

• Phallic consciousness