Chapter whereby one cometh to the Divine Circle.

My soul buildeth for me a Hall in Tattu and I flourish in Pu.

My fields are ploughed by those who belong to me.

Abominations, abominations, I eat them not. I abominate filth, I eat it not.

Peace offerings are my food, by which I am not upset.

I approach it not with my hands; I tread not upon it with my sandals; for my bread is of the white corn and my beer of the red corn of the Nile.

It is the Sektit boat, or it is the Atit boat, which bringeth them to me, and I feed upon them under the foliage of the tamarisk.

I know how beautiful are the arms which announce glory for me.

O thou gate-keeper of him who pacifieth the world, let that be brought to me of which offerings are made in God's name, and grant that the floors may be a support for me, and that the company of angels be silent whilst the generations yet unborn converse with me.

O God, who guidest the hearts, protect me and let me have power in heaven among the stars.

And every angel who presenteth himself to me, be he reckoned among the forerunners of the light, and the bright ones who deck the sky amid the mighty ones.

Let me have my will there of the bread and beer; that I enter through the sun-disk and come forth through the day and the night, that the angels who follow may speak to me, and that darkness and night may be terrified before me.

And lo I am here in the presence of God. I speak to Him the words of men and I repeat the words of the angels.

There cometh a glorified one, equipped, who bringeth Righteousness to those who love her.

I am the glorified one and the equipped. And better equipped am I than any of the glorified.