There are rituals of the elements--We take this to refer to the eight great solar holidays, which we celebrate as close to the exact astrological time as practicable:
Spring Equinox - from Water to Fire (Sun 0° Aries)and feasts of the times. --We distinguish eleven feasts, described by the following verses, and attributable to the Tree of Life.
A feast for the first night of the Prophet and his Bride! (Malkuth) night of August 12, a straight ahead holiday dinner gathering with brief opening and closing rituals
A feast for the three days of the writing of the Book of the Law. (Yesod) days of April 8-10, reading and celebration
A feast for Tahuti and the child of the Prophet—secret, O Prophet! (Hod) open date, a call for genius to speak and create new rituals and festivities of all forms and purposes
A feast for the Supreme Ritual, (Netzach) daily, weekly, monthly, etc., a Thelemic eucharistic ritual for both communal and private worship
and a feast for the Equinox of the Gods. (Tiphareth) March 20, Invocation of Horus and party
A feast for fire (Geburah) open date, male puberty ritual
and a feast for water; (Chesed) open date, female puberty ritual
a feast for life (Da'ath) open date, baptism
and a greater feast for death! (Binah) open date, funeral
A feast every day in your hearts in the joy of my rapture! (Chokmah) between sunrise and sunset of any day, meditation practice based on Liber Had, or simply waking consciousness
A feast every night unto Nu, and the pleasure of uttermost delight! (Kether) between sunset and sunrise of any night, meditation practice based on Liber Nu, or simply sleep