This enigmatic poster highlights one of the most emblematic ritual postures of the Thelemic corpus: that of Vir Pater Amoun, also known as the attitude of Pan or Bacchus. Depicted in a subdued atmosphere, between two flickering candles, the mage adopts this symbolic gesture by placing his closed fists against his temples, thumbs pointing outward – a position that evokes the horns of the god Pan and the essence of wild creative energy.

Directly inspired by the teachings of the A∴A∴, this posture corresponds to the letter O of the word NOX and is associated with the grade of 7°=4°, that of Adeptus Exemptus, in the tree of mystical grades. With an intense gaze anchored in darkness, the scene invites reflection on the power of intention, the duality of divine nature, and the joyful transgression of ancient archetypes. On the table, a grimoire adorned with the pentagram completes the ritual ambiance, while the surrounding darkness evokes the sacred silence of magical operations.

This is our own interpretation of the famous photograph of Aleister Crowley taken at the beginning of the 20th century, revisited in a contemporary aesthetic that is both faithful, offbeat, and visually striking. The tone is serious, but the light of the image evokes a touch of gentle irony, as if esotericism itself smiled in the mirror of its symbols.

This visual is a centerpiece for any adept, curious, or occult enthusiast desiring an object that is both aesthetic, meaningful, and carrying an authentic esoteric vibration. Whether in a magical workspace, an initiate's lounge, or a meditation space, this poster evokes the secret paths of inner illumination, in connection with archaic, primal, and transcendental forces.

Printed in A3 horizontal format on thick paper with a matte finish, it can be framed or delivered rolled in a rigid tube. A refined visual homage to Crowley's work and the living mysteries surrounding ancient rituals.

• Format: A3 (29.7 x 42 cm)
• Orientation: landscape (horizontal)
• Paper: 250g/m², matte finish for a deep and sober rendering
• Delivered: rolled in a protective tube