☀Liber Resh

Crowley's four daily adorations of the Sun, from Liber Resh vel Helios (1911), timed to the Sun's actual rising, height, setting and lowest point where you are. A dial shows the Sun's bark moving through the four stations, with the clock hours spaced as long as the day and night really are; each station has its god-form, its direction and the adoration word for word, a guided walk-through with a minute's meditation — with the adoration from the Book of the Law if you wish — and a record of the last fortnight's greetings and your run of days. Each god is set beside how Egypt knew it, with the day and night barques; and the date is given as Thelemites write it, the Sun and Moon in Latin and the year of the New Aeon, ready to copy into your record.