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The Vision and the Voice
The Vision and the Voice (1911), PDF p. 7
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THE VISION AND THE VOICE
reveal it unto none: for the ear is not framed that shall hear
it: nor the tongue that can speak it!
O Lord God, blessed, blessed, blessed be Thou for ever!
Thy Shadow is as great Light.
Thy Name is as the Breath of Love across all Worlds.
(A vast Svastika is shewn unto me behind the Angel with
the Book.)
Rend your garments, O ye clouds! Uncover yourselves!
for the Love of My Son!
Who are they that trouble thee?
Who are they that slew thee?
O Light! Come thou, who art joined with me to bruise
the Dragon’s head. We, who are wedded, and the Earth per-
ceiveth it not!
O that Our Bed were seen of Men, that they might rejoice
in My Fertility: that My Sister might partake of My Great
Light.
O Light of God, when wilt thou find the heart of man—
write not! I would not that men know the Sorrow of my
Heart, Amen!
I turned me to the West, and the Archangel bore a flaming
Book, on which was written AN in Enochian. Within was
drawn a fiery scorpion, yet cold withal.
Until the Book of the East be opened!
Until the hour sound!
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