Course on the Book of Thoth

beings in the orb of the Creator; and it is fire
that gives general movement to the Uni-
verse, just as it is general movement
that provides fire in the lower part of the Universe.
The feeling The original French "le sensible" refers to sentient beings or things capable of sensation. has a free movement. The un-
feeling has none; but it can be moved,
agitated, and animated by the feeling . . . .
If two feeling beings can approach
each other to the point where, as bodies, they
communicate everything about themselves—
cold, heat, health, illness, etc.—then
spirits, which are not stopped by
physical points of contact (like the
virtuous soul that leads another to virtue),
can communicate with each other.
They can communicate and correspond
all the more (just as speech corresponds
with speech in questions and answers)
because spirits are homogeneous, just
as bodies are, and as souls are within the
general mass—each of the substances
(Soul, Spirit, and Body) among themselves.
For the Magician-Cartomancer The original uses "Magicien-Cartonomancien," a term the author uses to elevate the practice of card reading to a form of high magic.
to draw accurate Oracles from the Book of Thoth,
the correspondence of spirits must be
established.
How, you will ask, can one recognize if the