The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII)

April 15. 16. [7. 20 18 19. 20. THE EQUINOX that day with a View to acquiring a. proper knowledge of the Method of the G R The A should be definitely invoked for this pur- pose with all possible ceremony. Is it not written: “Unto whomsoever shall draw nigh unto Me willI draw nigh "? And, as I have proved, the help of A is already given as if the Op. were successfully brought to an end. Only can this right be forfeited by slackness toward the obligation. From this, then, Ο Holy Exalted One, preserve me I (The invocation had to wait till the 20th.) A rather better. A above average; but little convincing. A about the same: very tired. Studying Liber Legis. A much better; will go to sleep in vision. (The result curious : Iwoke up several times, and though I cannot at all remember, I know it was thinking of A in some way.) A fair. After-results again vaguely magnificent —memory seems quite in vain. A in the presence οί my Soror F. (The results of this and the next invocation were most brilliant and important. They re— vealed the Brother ”?סנA A who communi— cated in Egypt as the Controller of all this work. Their importance belongs therefore rather to the history of those relations than of this simple invocation-method, and will be dealt with in