The Equinox (Volume I, Number IX)

THE EQUINOX The daylight from the Golden Dawn, Bidden the Cavernous Mount unfold Its Ruby Rose, its Cross of Gold; Until I saw, flashed from afar, The Hawk’s Eye in the Silver Star! MaRsyAS. Peace to all beings. Peace to thee, Co-heir of mine eternity! Peace to the greatest and the least, To nebula and nenuphar! Light in abundance be increased On them that dream that shadows are! otympas. Blessing and worship to The Beast, The prophet of the lovely Star! It will be seen that these various methods of attainment are all harmonious. The Method of Meditation and that of Abramelin are not superseded by the new AZon, but made subsidiary to it, and easier to employ in virtue of it. It is indeed abundantly clear that these three paths are one. The best and greatest of the antinomies, that between Magick and Mysticism, is transcended in the Method of the New 2on. But to return to the effect upon Fra. P. of the Finding of the Lost Book. There is no longer any hesitation or dissipation ; as an Arrow from the Bow he flies to the mark of his high calling. We now find him, therefore, attempting to carry out the work, and finding it as difficult to do so as he had previously found it to avoid doing so; yet doing so successfully, since he was working in accordance with the Will of the Masters, and this Temple of Solomon the King was now intended to lead up to the point which it has at last attained. 112