SEFER NITZOTZOT HASHEM NOW AVAILABLE
The Aetherium Luminis Sacrum Temple is pleased to announce the public release of the Sefer Nitzotzot haShem (The Book of the Sparks of the Name).
The deck is now available through ALS Press:
https://www.makeplayingcards.com/sell/als-press
This release marks the first public manifestation of a larger body of work currently under development within the Temple and serves as the operational companion to the forthcoming foundational grimoire:
Codex Porta XI: Of the Threshold Walker — The Crucible of ZIP–ZAX–ICH
scheduled for release in August 2026.
The Sefer Nitzotzot haShem is a ninety-six card system derived from original analysis of the Divine Names generated from Exodus 14:19–21 through the traditional boustrophedon method. Through extensive examination employing Hebrew linguistic analysis, gematria, recursive structural modeling, geometric relationships, operator-function analysis, and long-term comparative study, the resulting architecture expands beyond the traditional seventy-two-fold arrangement to include a complete ninety-six-fold system incorporating the Twenty-Four Elders of Assiah.
Within the Temple, these ninety-six operators are approached not merely as angelic names, but as functional processes governing manifestation, correction, transmission, embodiment, continuity, revelation, and return.
The deck serves several purposes simultaneously.
As a divinatory instrument, the deck serves as a working expression of the geometries, operator relationships, and diagnostic methodologies explored throughout Liber Arcus Lucis and Codex Porta XI.
As a diagnostic tool, it may be employed to examine patterns of manifestation, governing conditions, developmental processes, and structural relationships within a given inquiry.
As a ritual instrument, the cards correspond directly to the geometry of the Temple floor and may be employed as operative stations within ceremonial work.
As a reference work, the deck provides a compact and portable index into the broader architecture explored throughout the Temple corpus.
Importantly, the methodologies presented within Liber Arcus Lucis are not dependent upon the Sefer Nitzotzot haShem alone. The geometrical reading structures developed within the work including the Prism, Crucible, Cube-Face, and Rainbow Bridge, are architectures of relationship rather than systems bound exclusively to a single deck. Readers may therefore apply these same geometries to traditional Tarot decks, oracle systems, or other sufficiently ordered symbolic bodies.
The Sefer Nitzotzot haShem represents one complete implementation of those principles.
The forthcoming Codex Porta XI expands this foundation substantially, presenting a complete initiatory system centered upon the figure of the Threshold Walker, the Adept of the Eleventh Gate.
Topics explored within the forthcoming volume include:
• The Doctrine of Recursive Alignment
• The Spiral Path of Return
• The Threshold Walker initiatory framework
• The complete Ninety-Six Operator System
• The Twenty-Four Elders of Assiah
• The Threefold Crucible of ZIP–ZAX–ICH
• Self-initiation and ceremonial practice
• The Fractal/Light Path divinatory system
• Structural and symbolic architectures underlying the Work
The publication of the deck is offered in advance of the book’s release so that students, researchers, practitioners, and interested readers may begin familiarizing themselves with the system and its underlying architecture.
The Spiral returns.
The Threshold opens.
The Gate remains.
Aetherium Luminis Sacrum
ALS Press
June 17, 2026
