Magick in Theory and Practice (Section 2)

Very different is His record after the training in 1901 e. v. had put Him in the wav of discipline. 1 At the conclusion of this part of this book, one may sum up the whole matter in these words : There is no object whatever worthy of attainment but the regular development of tbe being of the Aspirant by steady scientific work; he should not attempt to run before he can walk; he should not wish to go somewhere until he knows for certain whither he wills £0 go. 1. Recent developments hâve enabled Him to correct these conditions, so that this Book (as now hnally revised for the Press) may be considered practically free from serious defect in this particular. — 205