The rest of this volume contains prose, almost "avante garde", satire. Of no exception is "Ambrossi Magi Hortus Rosarum" claiming to be translated from a work by "Christeos Luciftias" and is similar to the fantasy attainments such as "The Wake World" and "The Heart of the Master" with the aspirant in alchemical fashion moving through the pictures of the Tarot cards. "The Three Characteristics" is a tongue-in-cheek take on what is known as a "jataka" story, or incarnation saga of Buddhism, but sounds more like the Book of Job with Ganesh being tempted by Jehiour (really Iehi Aour, Allan Bennett) to inflict various karma on the reincarnating Per R Abu (Perdurabo, Crowley). These two works were originally appendices II and I respectively of "The Sword of Song" whilst "Berashith" and "Science and Buddhism" were its supplements and further philosophical works.