The words "Khabs am Pekht," which a

The words "Khabs am Pekht," which accompany the Golden Dawn ritual knocks, "seal the image of the light." and were first given by the 17th century writer Meursius (according to David Godwin on Pg. 71 his wonderful work, "Light in Extension"). The document Z1 says, "their significance implies, by various Qabalistic methods of analysis, as well as by a certain reading of the Coptic and Egyptian hieroglyphics, ‘Light in Extension’ or ‘may light be extended in abundance upon you.’ ‘Konx om Pax’ is the corrupted pronunciation of this, put here to link it with its right origin." Another translation is "Light rushing out in one ray

Αποτελέσματα (Λατινικά) 1:

Verba "Khabs Pekht sum," quae comitantur aurea Aurora rituali antiquiore pulsaverit, "obsignare imaginem lucem." 17th century et primum ab auctore Meursius (Cicero in David secundum Pg. LXXI admirabile opus "Extensio lux"). Documentum Z1 inquit, "significat praedicatorem variis modis Qabalistic analysi quadam lectione tum Hieroglyphica Aegyptiorum Coptorum et lucem in Tractus vel leve, ut te plurimum porrigitur. 'Om Konx Pax est corruptum per hanc enuntiationem, in ius ad illam originem pagina. " Alia translatio est "lux effusi in unum radium