1954 · CLOSE READING
Magick Without Tears
Magick Without Tears (1954), PDF p. 423
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MAGICK WITHOUT TEARS
for prolonged consideration. One would hardly see how to
tackle the problem at all, unless by digging out an Angel from
one of the Enochian Tablets. (See The Equinox I, VII and
VIII.) Perhaps there is a square ruled by Sol (or Venus), Fire,
Air and Water in the Tablet of one of these, with an
appropriate Character on the summit of the Pyramid. If so,
all would be plain sailing.
Of course , there are other Gods, notably Pan. (I must ask
you to set my "Hymn to Pan" to music.) But I doubt if any
of these are what you want . Probably the most practical plan
would be to make a musical conjuration of Sol; use this as
your invocation when you go on the Astral Plane; there find
a suitable guide to the proper authority-and so on!
And that , dear Sister, for to-night will be exactly and
precisely that!
Love is the law, love under will.
Fraternally ,
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