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The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII)
The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII) (1912), PDF p. 236
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THE EQUINOX
Permanent and lasting success and happiness, because
inspired from above
Not so sensual as the "Lord of Material
Happiness," yet almost more truly happy
Pleasure, dissipa—
tion, debauchery, quietness, peacemaking.
Kindness, pity,
generosity, wantonness, waste, etc., according to dignity.
Malkuth of( ?הMatter settled
: complete good fortune).
Herein the Great Angels?הילשעand?לאהימrule.
[This is not such a good card as stated,
It represents
boredom, and quarrelling arising therefrom; disgust springing
from too great luxury.
In particular it represents drug-
habits, the sottish excess of pleasure and the revenge of
nature]
XLV
THE LORD OF DOMINION
Two of Wamis
A WHITE Radiating Angelic Hand, issuing from clouds,
and grasping two crossed wands
Flames issue from the point
of junction.
On two small wands above and below, with
flames of five issuing therefrom, are the symbols of ὀand?ד
for the Decan.
Strength, domination, harmony of rule and of justice,
Boldness, courage,
fierceness, shamelessness, revenge, reso-
lution, generous, proud, sensitive, ambitious, refined, restless,
turbulent, sagacious withal, yet unforgiving and obstinate.
Chokmah of
( ?יInfluence over others, authority, power,
dominion).
Therein the Angels?לארהוand?לאינדbear rule.
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