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Magick in Theory and Practice (Section 4)
Magick in Theory and Practice (Section 4) (1930), PDF p. 65
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performed this méditation that on a sudden thou shalt hear the
drone and booming of a Beetle.
12. Now then shall the Blackness pass, and with rose and gold
shalt thou arise in the East, with the cry of an Hawk resounding
in thine ear. Shrill shall it be and harsh.
13. At the end shalt thou rise and stand in the mid-heaven, a
globe of glory. And therewith shall arise the mighty Sound that
holy men hâve likened unto the roaring of a Lion.
14. Then shalt thou withdraw thyself from the Vision,
gathering thyself into the divine form of Osiris upon his throne.
15. Then shalt thou repeat audibly the cry of triumph of the
god re-arisen, as it shall hâve been given unto thee by thy Superior.
16. And this being accomplished, thou mayest enter again into
the Vision, that thereby shall be perfected in Thee.
17. After this shalt thou return into the Body, and give thanks
unto the Most High God IAIDA, yea unto the Most High God
IAIDA.
18. Mark well that this operation should be performed if it
be possible in a place set apart and consecrated to the Works of the
Magick of Light. Also that the Temple should be ceremonially
open as thou hast knowledge and skill to perform, and that at the
end thereof the closing should be most carefully accomplished.
But in the preliminary practice it is enough to cleanse thyself by
ablution, by robing, and by the rituals of the Pentagram and
Hexagrarm
0-2 should be practised at first, until some réalisation is obtained;
and the practice should always be followed by a divine invocation
of Apollo or of Isis or of Jupiter or of Serapis.
Next, after a swift summary of 0-2 practice 3-7.
This being mastered, add 8.
Then add 9-13.
Then being prepared and fortified, well fitted for the work,
perform the whole méditation at one time. And let this be con-
tinued until perfect success be attained therein. For this is a
mighty méditation and holy, having power even upon Death, yea,
having power even upon Death.
(Note by Fra. O. M. At any time during this méditation the
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