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The Equinox (Volume I, Number VI)
The Equinox (Volume I, Number VI) (1911), PDF p. 277
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THE RITE OF MERCURY
Power of the making of fair things.
Sing ye unto your
Shepherd!
FR. GEMINI. [Rises and stands 62/07/12 MERCURY.] 0 Spirit,
Ο Divine Messenger, Mighty One, most mighty circling and
all
comprehending
Divine
Bearer
of
the Wand, hail!
Coelestial,
aethereal, inter-aethereal, water like, air like, fire
like, earth like, like unto light, like unto darkness, shining as
do the Stars, moist, hot, cold Spirit, hail to Thee, ever
laughing Child-God, all-knowing.
Through Thee alone can
we hope to reach Light and Truth.
[Returns to his seal.
[SOR. GEMINI þlays una;/dingk?
[A Mea/[fame.
MERCURY. At the Ending of the Light,
At the Limits of the Night,
Stood Mercury before the Unborn ones of Time.
Then was formulated the Universe;
Then came forth the Gods thereof,
The aeons of the Bornless Beyond.
Then was the Voice vibrated
;
Then was the Name declared.
At the Threshold of Entrance,
Between the Universe and the Infinite,
In the Sign of the Enterer
Stood Mercury, as before him
The æons were proclaimed
In Symbols did he record them
;
In Breath did he vibrate them ;
For between the Light and the Darkness did he
stand.
* Hungarian Dance No. 2 : Brahms.
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