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Liber Pennae Praenumbra (The Book of the Pre-Shadowing of the Feather) is a text by American occultist Nema Andahadna who said that she channeled the text in 1974 while in meditation. This work is significant within certain esoteric circles, particularly those influenced by Thelema and the Maatian tradition.
Nema, born Margaret E. Cook, was an American occultist and writer who practiced and wrote about magick for over thirty years. She developed her own system called "Maat Magick", aiming at the transformation of the human race, and co-founded the Horus-Maat Lodge in 1979.[1]
Liber Pennae Praenumbra is considered by its adherents to be a continuation or complement to Aleister Crowley's Liber AL vel Legis (The Book of the Law). It presents a series of visionary writings that explore themes of spiritual evolution, the interplay of cosmic forces, and the unfolding of human consciousness. The text is often associated with the Maatian current, emphasizing balance, truth, and transformation.[2]
- ^ Giudice (2021), p. 258.
- ^ Morgan (2011); Laccetti (2018).