1909 · CLOSE READING
The Equinox (Volume I, Number II)
The Equinox (Volume I, Number II) (1909), PDF p. 210
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THE EQUINOX
III. If this idea be any but the Supreme and Perfect idea,
and the student lose control, the result is insanity,
obsession, fanaticism, or paralysis and death
(add addiction to gossip and incurable idleness),
according to the nature of the failure.
Let then the Student understand all these things and
combine them in his Art, uniting them by the
supreme method of Silence.
ALEISTER CROWLEY.
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