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Qoph. Let the magician formulate himself as a minute point within the axle of the lamen's wheel. He shall see the forces of the lamen concentrated within the symbols on the rim of the wheel.
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The Qoph is therefore a particularly compressive, astringent, and cutting sign; it is the image of agglomerative, restricting form, and this gives rise to the idea of material existence.
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ALEPH, BETH, BETH, NUN, VAU, RESH, VAU, CHETH, HE, QOPH, DALETH, SHIN, the sacred name of twelve letters of which each letter is the name of an angel: K ALEPH, DALETH, NUN, IOD (ADNI, Adonai): K Aleph, Mem, Shin: K ...
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 See also: Sun, Magic, Symbol, Shin, Light
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