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The Star in the West
The Star in the West (1907), PDF p. 222
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THE NEW WINE
215
TAGNOSmiths
CROWLEYA !
ISTICLINE.
PYRRHON
THE
PY
IDEALISM . MYSTICISM , REALISM .)
WMO-IDEALISTA
AGNOSTICISM
.
CROWLEYANITY
In the centre
is MYSTICISM
which
links
together
IDEALISM
and
REALISM , or
the Ego
to the Non-Ego , and
at the same
time holds
them apart .
Without it Idealism
becomes
Absolute
Subjectivity
, and
Realism
Absolute
Objectivity.
(N.B.
The
circle
of Idealism
is the only entirely
white
circle
in the sym
bol , and
that of Realism
the
only
entirely
black
one .
The
' Jakin ” and
“ Bohaz ” of King Solomon's
Temple ).
Idealism
and
Realism
are
further
connected
by
the HYLO-IDEALISTIC
circle , which
expresses
them in terms of science ; and the whole
is encircled
by the ring of AGNOSTICISM , beyond
which
philo
sophy
as
philosophy
cannot
penetrate .
The
three
circles
of
Mysticism , Hylo - Idealism
(Idealism
and Realism ), and Agnos
ticism ; or Magic , Science , and Philosophy, are
all
bisected
by
the PYRRHONISTIC
Line
of
doubt
which
alone
vanishes
in
the
circumference
of
CROWLEYANITY
.
This
is
the outer
circle
of
all
,
forming
,
with
the Pyrrhonistic
Line
,
a
perfect Yin and
YANG
;
itself the unutterable
T
A
O.
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