Liber Cordis Cincti Serpente (Liber LXV, The Heart Girt with a Serpent), written by Aleister Crowley in 1907 and 1911, is one of the Class A Thelemic holy books, a five chapter mystical poem in dialogue between the aspirant and the god Hadit, treated within Thelema alongside Liber AL vel Legis as inspired, unalterable scripture rather than as Crowley's own ordinary literary or instructional writing.
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Canonical StatusIts own record groups it with Liber AL vel Legis, already canonical, as a Class A Thelemic holy book, "inspired, unalterable scripture." Structure
StructureFive chapters, a mystical poem in dialogue between the aspirant and the god Hadit; one of the Class A Thelemic holy books treated as inspired, unalterable scripture. 1 Origins
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