Lbrp / Calyx Question Options

In the Kabbalistic Cross and LBRP (from the Golden Dawn rite), the words are:

Thou art the power and the kingdom and the glory forever.

In the Calyx (from the Aurum Solis rite), the words are:

Thou art the power and the kingdom and the majesty forever.

alt translation: Thou art the power and the kingdom and the glory forever unto the ages.



Okay:

In both cases: what/who exactly is being addressed?

i.e. What/who is the thou?

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In the Kabbalistic Cross and LBRP (from the Golden Dawn rite), the words are:

Thou art the power and the kingdom and the glory forever.

In the Calyx (from the Aurum Solis rite), the words are:

Thou art the power and the kingdom and the majesty forever.

alt translation: Thou art the power and the kingdom and the glory forever unto the ages.



Okay:

In both cases: what/who exactly is being addressed?

i.e. What/who is the thou?

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/i_triangle.gif) Hello Ceremonial Magick is something find interesting but sadly never gone into maybe because of the length of time one needs to work the syetm or magical working?

My take on the Kabbalh is well here's my two cents

22 path of emanation all leading to the crown the great liumination/ Like a ladder, 22 paths that remind me of a sort of star map to the one source my take is the Soul seeks to reunite with the one again but must go through the map of eminations to reach to become whole again?

The Crown or top Kabbalist Sphere (The Head) all else is crude matter but the enlighten head is all knowing (infinity)! I find a good source from Gnostic Texts! Many Reincarnations till we find the way home. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/cry_.gif)

Best wishes
Old Nick (IMG:style_emoticons/default/evil2.gif)

So - one interpretation is:

I am the power, and the kingdom, and the glory, forever unto the ages.

(hmmms)

In this case: why then the "thou"?
Using that form of address seems to dislocate the speaker.

If the "thou" is the "I" that speaks the words, then it turns into a recursive address.

Why incorporate that dislocative, yet recursive, stance in a ritual that is to be done daily?
Why do it? What is the purpose? What is the result?