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Magick in Theory and Practice (Section 3)

Magick in Theory and Practice (Section 3) (1930), PDF p. 26

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Some drunkards, dofing on tîie dream, Despair thaï il should die, mistake Themselves for their own shadow-scheme. One star can summon tliem to wake To self ; star-sonîs serene that gleàm On lifefs calm lake. That shall end never that began. Ail things endure hecause they are. Do what thon wilt, for every man And every woman is a star. Pan is not dead; he liveth, Pan ! Break down the bar ! To man I corne, the number of A man my number, Lion of Light; I am The Beast whose Law is Love. Love under will, bis royal right — Behold within, and not above, One star in sight ! ONE STAR IN SIGHT. A glimpse of the structure and System of the Great White Brotherhood. Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. i. The Order of the Star called S. S. is, in respect of its existence upon the Earth, an organised body of men and women distinguished among their fellows by the qualities here enumerated. They exist in their own Truth, which is both universal and unique. i. The Name of The Order and those of its three divisions are not disclosed to the profane. Certain swindlers hâve recently stolen the initiais A A.-, in order to profit by its réputation. 230 -
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