
The Sign of the Enterer
Sign of Horus
The moment that it appears to touch the feet, quickly advance the left foot about 12 inches, throw forward the body, and let the hands (drawn back to the side of the eyes) shoot out, so that you are standing in the typical position of the God Horus, and at the same time imagine the Name as rushing up and through the body, while you breathe it out through the nostrils with the air which has been till then retained in the lungs.
Liber O, The Equinox I:2 (1909), III.4 (d)
Called for in
- Liber OThe vibration of god-names
- The Star Ruby“Drawing the hands to the eyes, fling it forth, making the sign of Horus”
- Liber V vel Reguli“Let him give the Sign of Horus (or the Enterer) as he passeth”
- Liber Samekh“He should give the sign of the Enterer on passing the Kiblah”
- The Mass of the Phoenix“In the Sign of the Enterer he reaches West across the Altar”
- Liber Pyramidos“Sign of the Enterer: Homage to Thee, Lord of the Word!”
















