The 'reality' or 'objectivity' of these symbols is not pertinent to the discussion. [...] The Magician must not accept account of the Astral Plane, [my Qabalistic discoveries, instructions in Magick. They may be correct in the main for most men; yet they cannot be wholly true for any save [myself, even as no two artists can make identical pictures of the same subject [...] What one sees and hears is 'real' in its way, whether it be itself, or distorted by one's desires, or created by one's personality [...] The true, the final test, of the Truth of one's visions is their Value. The most glorious experience on the Astral plane, let it dazzle and thrill as it may, is not necessarily in accordance with the True Will of the seer; if not, though it be never so true objectively, it is not true for him, because not useful for him.