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…Heavens in his name ON. (He closes his hands, hisses the PRIESTESS between the breasts and makes three great crosses over the Paten, the Cup and Himself. He strikes his breast. AU repeat this action.) Hear ye ail, saints of the true church of old time now essentially présent, that of ye we claim heirship, with ye we claim communion, from ye we claim bénédiction in the name of IAQ. (He mahes three crosses on Paten and Cup together. He uncovers the Cup, genuflectSy tahes the Cup in his left hand and the Host in his right. With the host he makes t…
1930 · PDF PAGE 56
…riate weapon as may he necessary.) VI. Of the Consécration of the Eléments. ( The PRIEST makes five crosses. } 3 —i— 1 “T*2 on paten and cup; +4 °n paten alone; -fon cup alone.) The PRIEST. Life of man upon earth, fruit of labour, sustenance of endeavour, thus be thou nourishment of the Spirit! {He touches the Host with the Tance. ) By the virtue of the Rod! Be this bread the Body of God! {He takes the Host.) TOTTO EUTI TO 20MA MOT. {He kneelsy adores, risesy turns y shows Host to the PE O P LE, turnSy replaces Host and adores. IVLusic. He take…
1930 · PDF PAGE 59
…e and Consummation of the Eléments. (The PRIEST takes the Paten between the index and médius of the right hand. The PRIESTESS clasps the Cup in her right hand b) The PRIEST. Lord most secret, bless this spiritual food unto our bodies, bestowing upon health and wealth and strength and joy and peace, and that fulfilment of will and of love under will that is perpétuai happiness. {He makes -j- voit h Paten and kisses it. He uncovers the C up, genuflects, ris es. Music. He takes the Host, and breaks it over the Cup. He replaces the right hand porti…
1930 · PDF PAGE 92
…uld be performed as the spirit moves them so to do 3 for this there is no rule. 9. Concernlng the Robes and Instruments : — The Wand and Cup are to be chosen for this Art 3 never the Sword or Dagger, never the Pantacle, unless that Pantacle chance to be of a nature harmonious. But even so it is best to keep to the Wand and the Cup, and if one must choose, the Cup. For the'Robes, that of a Philosophus, or that of an Adept Within is most suitable3 or the robe best fitted for the service of the particular Deity, as a bassara for Bacchus, a white r…
1930 · PDF PAGE 16
…le Force reserved), the Bread. 21 Amethyst, Lapis Lazuli. The Sceptre. 22 Emerald. The Cross of Equilibrium. 23 Béryl or Aquamarine. The Cup and Cross of Suffer- ing, the Wine. 24 Snakestone. The Pain of the Obligation. 25 Jacinth. The Arrow (swift and straight application of Force). 26 Black Diamond. The Secret Force, Lamp. 27 Ruby, any red stone. The Sword. 28 Artificial Glass. The Censer or Aspergillus. 29 Pearl. The Twilight of the Place, Magic Mirror. 30 Crysoleth. The Lamen or Bow and Arrow. 31 Fire Opal. The Wand, Lamp, Pyramid of A- 32 …
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TABLE IV CXXXIV TITLES AND ATTRIBUTIONS OF THE CUP OR CHALICE SUIT (HEARTS) cxxxv TITLES AND ATTRIBUTIONS OF THE SWORD SUIT (SPADES) CXXXVI TITLES AND ATTRIBUTIONS OF THE COIN, DISC, OR PANTACLE SUIT (DIAMONDS) 0 1 The Root of the Powers of Water. The Root of the Powers of Air. The Root of the Powers of Earth. 2 9 in 0 Love. ü in ^ The Lord of Peace restored. ¥■ in VS The Lord of Harmonious Change. 3 5 in G Abundance. ï) in laa Sorrow. cf in VJ Material Works. 4 © in 8 Blended Pleas- ure. ,}f in aa Rest from Strife. © in le? Earthly Power. 5 0*…
1930 · PDF PAGE 136
Let the Practicus take a piece of Silver and fashion therefrom acup. The height shall be 8 inches, and the diameter 3 inches. Let him by his understanding and ingenium devise a Number to represent the Universe. Let his Philosophus approve thereof. Let the Practicus engrave the same upon his cup with his own hand and instrument. Let it when finished be consecrated as he hath skill to perform, and kept wrapped in silk of azure blue. Let the Philosophus take a rod of copper, of length eight inches and diameter half an inch. Let him fashion about t…
1930 · PDF PAGE 45
…w, with six candies on each side of it. Below this again is the Holy Graal, with roses on each side of it. There is room in front of the Cup for the Paten. On each side beyond the roses are two great candies. Ail this is enclosed within a great veil. Forming the apex of an équilatéral triangle whose base is a line drawn between the pillars, is a small black square altar, of two super-imposed cubes. Taking this altar as the middle of the base of a similar and equal triangle, at the apex of this second triangle is a small circular font. Repeating…
1930 · PDF PAGE 52
…AIPE (DAAAE KAIPE EfAMTAEE KAIPE IIANEENETOP. AriOS, AEIOS, AriOX IAÛ. {The PRIESTESS is seated with the Paten in her right hand and the Cup in her left. The PRIEST présents the Lance which she kisses eleven times. She then holds it to her breast while the PRIEST falling at her kneesy kisses themy his arms stretched along her thighs. He remains in this adoration while the Deacon intones the collects. Ail stand to ordery with the Dieu Gardey that is: feet squarey handsy with linked thumbsy held loosely. This is the universal position when standi…
1930 · PDF PAGE 123
…th. 6. Nevertheless it is written; for there be times of darkness, and this as a lamp therein. 7. With the Wand createth He. 8. With the Cup preserveth He. 9. With the Dagger destroyeth He. 10. With the Coin redeemeth He. 11. His weapons fulfil the wheel; and on What Axle that turneth is not known unto Him. 12. From ail these actions must He cease before the curse of His Grade is uplifted from Him. Before He attain to that which existeth without Form. 13. And if at this time He be manifested upon earth as a Man, and therefore is this présent wr…
1930 · PDF PAGE 130
…mina¬ tions, the Bride of Chaos, that rideth upon our Lord the Beast. 2. Thou shalt drain out thy blood that is thy life into the golden cup of her fornication. 3. Thou shalt mingle thy life with the universal life. Thou shalt keep not back one drop. 4» Then shall thy brain be dumb, and thy heart beat no more, and ail thy life shall go from thee; and thou shalt be cast out upon the midden, and the birds of the air shall feast upon thy flesh, and thy bones shall whiten in the sun. 5. Then shall the winds gather themselves together and bear thee …
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…succès sors and their heirs; with Merlin, Arthur, Kamuret, Parzival, and many another, prophet, priest and king, that bore the Lance and Cup, the Sword and Disk, against the Heathen, and these alsoy Carolus Magnus and his paladins, with William of Schyren, Frederick of Hohenstaufen, Roger Bacon, Jacobus Burgundus Molensis the Martyr, Christian Rosen- creutZy Ulrich von Hutten, Paracelsus, Michael Maier, Roderic Borgia Pope Alexander the Sixthy Jacob Boehme, Francis Bacon Lord Verulam, Andrea, Robertus de Fluctibus, Johannes Dee, Sir Edward Kell…