This volume presents the complete official reading curriculum of the Zelator Grade (1=10) of the A∴A∴, the initiatory order founded by Aleister Crowley and George Cecil Jones in 1907. It forms the second major instructional compilation in the Zelator Libri series, following the Probationer and Neophyte volumes.

The Zelator Grade marks a decisive deepening of the aspirant's engagement with the Law of Thelema, the disciplines of the body and mind, and the symbolic and magical structure of the Work. The texts gathered here are those traditionally assigned to the Zelator as foundational documents for continued initiation and practice.

Included in this volume are Liber AL vel Legis (The Book of the Law); the Qabalistic and symbolic formulae of Liber Trigrammaton and Liber ARARITA; the meditative and devotional instructions of Liber RV; the memory discipline of Liber Thisharb; the moral and magical training of Liber Jugorum; and the ritual text Liber XXXVI, The Star Sapphire.

These core Class A and instructional texts are accompanied by original editorial material prepared for this edition, including the Zelator Tasks and Oath, expanded notes on asana and pranayama beyond the Neophyte Grade, and a curated list of recommended additional reading for further study.

All public-domain texts by Aleister Crowley are presented as originally published, with fidelity to their historical sources. The editorial content, selection, and arrangement of this volume are newly compiled to provide a coherent, accessible syllabus for the modern aspirant.

This book is intended for serious students of Thelema, ceremonial magick, and initiatory systems, and is designed to function as a working manual rather than a general introduction.