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The seven-pointed star was adopted by Aleister Crowley's Astrum Argenteum (Order of The Silver Star) and was symbolic of perfection. 7 as the number of perfection is also referenced in the Torah (the Old Testament Law)..

The accompanying text from the Old Commentary:

"The sound reverberated amidst varying wheels of uncreated matter; and lo, the sun and all the lesser wheels appeared. The light shone forth amidst the many wheels, and thus the many forms of God, the diverse aspects of his radiant robe blazed forth.

"The vibrant palpitating wheels turned over. Life, in its many stages and in its many grades commenced the porcess of unfolding, and lo, the law began to work. Forms arose, and disappeared, but life moved on. Kingdoms arose, holding their many forms which drew together, turned together, and later separated, but still the life moved on.

"Mankind, hiding the Son of God, the Word incarnate, broke forth into the light of revelation. Races appeared and disappeared. The forms, veiling the radiant soul, emerged, achieved their purpose and vanished into night, but lo, the life moved on, blended this time with light. Life merged with light, both blending to reveal a beauty and a power, an active liberating force, a wisdom and a love that we call a Son of God.

"Through the many Sons of God, who in their inmost centre are but one, God in his Fatherhood is known. Yet still that lighted life moved on to a dread point of power, of force creative, concerning which we say: It is the All, the Container of the Universe, the persistent centre of the Spheres, the One."

(Excerpted from "A Treatise on White Magic" by Alice A Bailey)

Anyone interested in the texts can find out more information from The Lucis Foundation

Lucis Publishing Company
113 University Place
11th Floor
New York, NY 10003

Or:

Lucis Press Ltd
3 Whitehall Court
Suite 54
London SW1A 2 EF

Description
The seven-pointed star was adopted by Aleister Crowley's Astrum Argenteum (Order of The Silver Star) and was symbolic of perfection. 7 as the number of perfection is also referenced in the Torah (the Old Testament Law)..

The accompanying text from the Old Commentary:

"The sound reverberated amidst varying wheels of uncreated matter; and lo, the sun and all the lesser wheels appeared. The light shone forth amidst the many wheels, and thus the many forms of God, the diverse aspects of his radiant robe blazed forth.

"The vibrant palpitating wheels turned over. Life, in its many stages and in its many grades commenced the porcess of unfolding, and lo, the law began to work. Forms arose, and disappeared, but life moved on. Kingdoms arose, holding their many forms which drew together, turned together, and later separated, but still the life moved on.

"Mankind, hiding the Son of God, the Word incarnate, broke forth into the light of revelation. Races appeared and disappeared. The forms, veiling the radiant soul, emerged, achieved their purpose and vanished into night, but lo, the life moved on, blended this time with light. Life merged with light, both blending to reveal a beauty and a power, an active liberating force, a wisdom and a love that we call a Son of God.

"Through the many Sons of God, who in their inmost centre are but one, God in his Fatherhood is known. Yet still that lighted life moved on to a dread point of power, of force creative, concerning which we say: It is the All, the Container of the Universe, the persistent centre of the Spheres, the One."

(Excerpted from "A Treatise on White Magic" by Alice A Bailey)

Anyone interested in the texts can find out more information from The Lucis Foundation

Lucis Publishing Company
113 University Place
11th Floor
New York, NY 10003

Or:

Lucis Press Ltd
3 Whitehall Court
Suite 54
London SW1A 2 EF