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THE EQUINOX with Livingstone and Gordon, Havelock and Nicholson, than damned with Charles Watts and John McTaggart Ellis McTaggart Doctor in Letters Fellow and Lecturer Of Trinity College In Cambridge, and Fellow Of the Berritish Ac—ad—em—y,. I wonder, by the way, whether “letters” isn’t a {misprint. If not, did he really qualify at the Sorbonne ? ALEISTER CROWLEY. THE ARCANE SCHOOLS. By JOHN YARKER. William Tait, 3 Wellington Park Avenue, Belfast. 12s. net. The reader of this treatise is at first overwhelmed by the immensity of Brother Yarker’…
1910 · PDF PAGE 96
THE EQUINOX greatest length of time comfortable is the correct one to adopt; but the head, neck and chest should always be held erect, the aspirant should in fact adopt what the drill-book calls “the first position of a soldier,” and never allow the body in any way to collapse. The “ Bhagavad-Gita” upon this point says: In a pure place, established in a fixed seat of his own, neither very much raised nor very low . . . in a secret place by himself... . There . . . he should practise Yoga for the purification of the self. Holding the body, head …
1910 · PDF PAGE 258
THE EQUINOX with Livingstone and Gordon, Havelock and Nicholson, than damned with Charles Watts and John McTaggart Ellis McTaggart Doctor in Letters Fellow and Lecturer Of Trinity College In Cambridge, and Fellow Of the Berritish Ac—ad—em—y,. I wonder, by the way, whether “letters” isn’t a {misprint. If not, did he really qualify at the Sorbonne ? ALEISTER CROWLEY. THE ARCANE SCHOOLS. By JOHN YARKER. William Tait, 3 Wellington Park Avenue, Belfast. 12s. net. The reader of this treatise is at first overwhelmed by the immensity of Brother Yarker’…
1929 · PDF PAGE 369
…on for years, performing Herculean labours without conscious effort. My time was in fact very fully taken up with the preparation of The Equinox. I had to be constantly seeing Fuller, who was editing my Magical Records and the vast mass of material connected with the G.'. D.'., besides which I had my own work to do preparing the books of instruction on a special and scientific basis. Besides this, I was writing a good deal of poetry. Some of my most important work belongs to this period. "The Wizard Way", "the Garden of Janus", "After Judgment"…
1910 · PDF PAGE 208
THE EQUINOX He realized that there were in this world she-mules as well as she-asses, and that though the former would never foal in spite of all the stallions of Moultan, the latter seldom failed to do so after having been for a few minutes in the presence of a Margate jackass. Discarding Chastity (Brahmacharya)—a good purgative for the prurient—he wrote in its place the word “ Health.” Do not worry about this code and that law, about the jibber of this crank or the jabber of that faddist. To hell with ethical pigs and prigs alike. Do what you…
1910 · PDF PAGE 208
THE EQUINOX He realized that there were in this world she-mules as well as she-asses, and that though the former would never foal in spite of all the stallions of Moultan, the latter seldom failed to do so after having been for a few minutes in the presence of a Margate jackass. Discarding Chastity (Brahmacharya)—a good purgative for the prurient—he wrote in its place the word “ Health.” Do not worry about this code and that law, about the jibber of this crank or the jabber of that faddist. To hell with ethical pigs and prigs alike. Do what you…
1919 · PDF PAGE 148
THE EQUINOX This is certainly better. The three times during singing practice occurred while trying over new music with the choir of which I am a member, and it is very hard to leave out a word when singing. I find this practice makes one speak much less. The word chosen being a conjunction often results in the second part of a sentence remaining unspoken. I never before noticed how unneces- sary some of our speech is; in fact I have now no doubt that a great many things are better left unsaid. Monday, Jan. oth. Bedtime. Said word to-day for th…
1910 · PDF PAGE 499
… Frank Popstons. 2 thick vols. 80. Cloth, wncut, 1886. 2 108. FRANK HOLLINGS, 7, GREAT TURNSTILE, HOLBORN. PHOTOGRAPHS. To be had of THE EQUINOX. Price Ten Shillings each. Neatly framed in gold. The original panel Photographs: THE STUDENT. (A reproduction faces « Aha!” in No. III.) THE INTERPRETER. (Reproduced on p. 279 of No. IV.) THE GUARDIAN OF THE FLAME. THE GODDESS. No student of the mysteries should be without one at least of these remarkable and beautiful studies. Their presence serves to remind the possessor of the constant quest and to…
1910 · PDF PAGE 499
… Frank Popstons. 2 thick vols. 80. Cloth, wncut, 1886. 2 108. FRANK HOLLINGS, 7, GREAT TURNSTILE, HOLBORN. PHOTOGRAPHS. To be had of THE EQUINOX. Price Ten Shillings each. Neatly framed in gold. The original panel Photographs: THE STUDENT. (A reproduction faces « Aha!” in No. III.) THE INTERPRETER. (Reproduced on p. 279 of No. IV.) THE GUARDIAN OF THE FLAME. THE GODDESS. No student of the mysteries should be without one at least of these remarkable and beautiful studies. Their presence serves to remind the possessor of the constant quest and to…
1910 · PDF PAGE 348
THE EQUINOX all magic—which is love—and Mr. Brodie-Innes’ refinement avoids the crude detective solution of the mystery. And that mystery is enticing and enthralling; Morag is delicious as dream or death, enticing, elusive, exquisite. One of the subtlest and truest women in literature. Not many men have imagination so delicate and—dictame!—but Mr. Brodie- Innes writes “with authority, and not as the scribes.” Why he allows Mathers to go about saying that he is a Jesuit and a poisoner will be revealed at the Last Day. Perhaps, like us, he can’t …
1910 · PDF PAGE 348
THE EQUINOX all magic—which is love—and Mr. Brodie-Innes’ refinement avoids the crude detective solution of the mystery. And that mystery is enticing and enthralling; Morag is delicious as dream or death, enticing, elusive, exquisite. One of the subtlest and truest women in literature. Not many men have imagination so delicate and—dictame!—but Mr. Brodie- Innes writes “with authority, and not as the scribes.” Why he allows Mathers to go about saying that he is a Jesuit and a poisoner will be revealed at the Last Day. Perhaps, like us, he can’t …
1912 · PDF PAGE 360
…: Isis: Horus : Osiris. They (A+B+R+H + D) add to 212 (q.v.). Finally, & is the Crown, 9 the Wand, the Cup, 14 the Sword, 5 the R.C. See Equinox, V and VII, for further details. from we get TAIQ Serpent: the letter Teth my Sodom and Gomorrah F/9) + DID 420 It was ana Dolium, vas man Vapour, smoke jy Pacifica onby Dayo 421 Angel ruling 15 my ws Angel ruling >¢ bowp
1912 · PDF PAGE 360
…: Isis: Horus : Osiris. They (A+B+R+H + D) add to 212 (q.v.). Finally, & is the Crown, 9 the Wand, the Cup, 14 the Sword, 5 the R.C. See Equinox, V and VII, for further details. from we get TAIQ Serpent: the letter Teth my Sodom and Gomorrah F/9) + DID 420 It was ana Dolium, vas man Vapour, smoke jy Pacifica onby Dayo 421 Angel ruling 15 my ws Angel ruling >¢ bowp
1929 · PDF PAGE 106
…to the Master Therion. Most bells jar and repel. 2. It represents the descent of a certain Influnce. See the Evocation of Taphtatharath, Equinox I, III. The attributions are given in 777. This Word expresses the current Kether - Beth - Binah - Cheth - Geburch - Mem - Hod - Shin - Malkuth, the descent from 1 to 10 via the Pillar of Severity. 3. This réluctance is Freudian, due to the power of these words to awaken the suppressed subconscious libido. — 70 —
1919 · PDF PAGE 118
THE EQUINOX For know, that all things are masks or symbols of the One Truth, and nature serveth alway to point out the higher per- fection under the veil of the lower perfection. So then all the Art and Craft of human love shall serve you as an hiero- glyphic: for it is written that That which is above is like that which is below: and That which is below is like that which is above. Therefore also doth it behove you to take well heed lest in any manner you fail in this business of purity. For though each act is to be complete on its own plane, …
1954 · PDF PAGE 86
…is: God created it. Then, obviously, who created God? Sometimes we have a 2. You must read The Soldier and The Hunchback : ! and? in The Equinox , Vol. I, No. 1.
1909 · PDF PAGE 74
THE EQUINOX our ease upon the Path of the Chameleon, by the Towers of Iron and the Fountains of Supernal Dew, unto that black unutterable Sea most still. XIII “From the Cavities of the Earth leap forth the terrestrial Dog- faced demons, showing no true sign unto mortal man.” “Go not forth when the Lictor passeth by.” “Direct not thy mind to the vast surfaces of the Earth; for the Plant of Truth grows not upon the ground. Nor measure the motions of the Sun, collecting rules, for he is carried by the Eternal Will of the Father, and not for your s…
1909 · PDF PAGE 74
THE EQUINOX our ease upon the Path of the Chameleon, by the Towers of Iron and the Fountains of Supernal Dew, unto that black unutterable Sea most still. XIII “From the Cavities of the Earth leap forth the terrestrial Dog- faced demons, showing no true sign unto mortal man.” “Go not forth when the Lictor passeth by.” “Direct not thy mind to the vast surfaces of the Earth; for the Plant of Truth grows not upon the ground. Nor measure the motions of the Sun, collecting rules, for he is carried by the Eternal Will of the Father, and not for your s…
1930 · PDF PAGE 79
…d not mere lepers! 2 * * * 1. Even the earliest Initiations confer protection. Compare the fear felt by D. D. Home for Eliphas Levi. See Equinox I, X, “The Key of the Mysteries”. 2. It occurs in certain rare cases that a very unusual degree of personal purity combined with integrity and force of character provides even the ignorant with a certain natural defence, and attracts into his aura only intelligent and beneficent entities. Such persons may perhaps practise — 199
1910 · PDF PAGE 170
THE EQUINOX The next is as the plaint melodious of the ocean-sprite imprisoned in its shell, And this is followed by the chant of vina. The fifth like sound of bamboo-flute shrills in thine ear. It changes next into a trumpet-blast. The last vibrates like the dull rumbling of a thunder-cloud. The seventh swallows all the other sounds. They die, and then are heard no more.* The Hatha Yoga Pradipika is a great deal more exact in its description of these sounds than the famous Theosophist; concerning them Swatmaram Swami writes: In the beginning, …