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Page 12 of 781911 · PDF PAGE 311
…at James Street, W.C. and through all Booksellers PRICE ONE GUINEA NET ΕΤΙΑ vel Clavicula SALOMONIS REGIS (The Lesser Key of Solomon the King) The best, simplest, most intelligible and most effective treatise extant on CEREMONIAL MAGIC Careful and complete instruction; ample illustration; beauti- ful production. This book is very much easier both to understand and to operate than the so-called “Greater” Key of Solomon ONLY Α FEW COPIES REMA|N FOR SALE
1907 · PDF PAGE 262
… the Qabalistic Dogmas of Pistorius we read even as regards Kether , the Crown , “ There is no name among Qabalists by which the supreme King is designated ; they speak of the crown only , which proves the existence of the King , and they say that this crown is Heaven .” If so of Kether , how much more so of the Ain Soph ! Above the Crown Kether , the first Sephirah , is the (7*X), i.e. , Ain , the No - Thing . “ It is so named be cause we do not know , that which there is in this Principle , because it never descends as far as our ignorance , …
1913 · PDF PAGE 553
… alone had failed in his duty. Robespierre and Marat only did what they had to do. Girondins and Montagnards killed each other in the workings of fatality, and their violent deaths were so many necessary catastrophes; at that epoch there was but one great and legitimate execution, really sacred, really expia- tory: that of the King. The principle of royalty would have fallen if that too weak prince had escaped. But a transaction between order and disorder was impossible. One does not inherit from those whom one murders; one robs them; and the R…
1913 · PDF PAGE 553
… alone had failed in his duty. Robespierre and Marat only did what they had to do. Girondins and Montagnards killed each other in the workings of fatality, and their violent deaths were so many necessary catastrophes; at that epoch there was but one great and legitimate execution, really sacred, really expia- tory: that of the King. The principle of royalty would have fallen if that too weak prince had escaped. But a transaction between order and disorder was impossible. One does not inherit from those whom one murders; one robs them; and the R…
1922 · PDF PAGE 47
…:— ‘“O Thou naked virgin of love, that art caught in a net of wild roses! I adore Thee, Evoe! I adore Thee, I A O!” ‘‘ Quite so,” agreed King Lamus cheerfully. “ You'll excuse me, I know, if I ask whether you have any great experience of the effects of cocaine.” Lou glowered at him. I preferred to meet him frankly. I deliberately put a large dose on the back of my hand and sniffed it up. Before I had finished, the effect had occurred. I felt myself any man’s master. “Well, as a matter of fact,’’ I said superciliously, “ to-night’s the first tim…
1899 · PDF PAGE 89
… Dewed with ever-living spring. Song and dance shall close the day, CHORUS Close this happy, happy day. CHARICLES Of your revels Ill be king, ARCHAIS I the queen of your array. Both Foot it nimbly in the ring ! CHORUS Stay, stars, and dance with us. Our songs compel The very gods to tremble, Banish the ill ghosts of hell,
1907 · PDF PAGE 43
…ul than anything, and along it my own dear lover passes to my bridal chamber. Then there are the three ways to the Holy House of the old King, the way by which he is joined with the new Fairy Prince, where dwells a moonlike virgin with an open book, and always, always reads beautiful words therein, smiling mysteriously through her shining veil, woven of sweet thoughts and pure kisses. And there is the way by which I always go to the King, my Father, and that passage is built of thunder and lightning; but there is a holy Magician called Hermes, …
1905 · PDF PAGE 158
…R breaks znto a horrible, stlent, sniooth laughter, Agatn stlence, S’AFIL. I am done with godhead: let me be a man. CHORUS, Hail, S’afi, king of Egypt and the Nile! Hail, S’afi, Lord of the two lands,? all hail! S’AFI. King of himself and lord of life and death, No lesser throne! [have borne meas a god, Avenging on my nearest blood the sin That brought me shameful to the shameless light. I have not faltered nor turned back at all, Nor moved my purpose for a moment’s thought. Nor will Tnow. The god is gone from me, And as a man I feel the living…
1930 · PDF PAGE 73
…re to be taken as serious and learned contributions to the study of Nature, though not necessarily to be implicitly relied upon. aThe Yi King” (S.B.E. Sériés, Oxford University Press.) “The Tao Teh King” (S.B.E. Sériés.) “Tannh'âuser”, by A. Crowley. “The Upanishads”. “The Bhagavad-Gita”. “The Voice of the Silence”. “Raja Yoga”, by Swami Vivekananda. “The Shiva Sanhita”. “The Aphorisms of Patanjali”. “The Sword of Song”. “The Book of the Dead”. “Rituel et Dogme de la Haute Magie”. — 373 —
1899 · PDF PAGE 88
…le the gold planets toward the sunlight roll, Weave, weave the dance ! Weave, weave the eager measure ! CHARICLES Of your revels Ill be king. ARCHAIS I the queen of your array. Foot it nimbly in the ring, CHARICLES Strewn with violet and may. ARCHAIS Apple-blossom pile on high, Till the bridal bed is duly Panoplied with blooms that sigh. CHARICLES Not a flower of them shall die, Every one shall blossom newly ; Stars shall lend them of their beauty, Rain and sunshine know their duty.
1908 · PDF PAGE 32
AMPHORA II LL hail to Mary wandering Adored by shepherd and by Mage ! The fury of the ruthless king Inspires Her desert pilgrimage. O sorrow of pure eyes beneath The heavy-fringed ecstatic lids, Seeing for maiden song and wreath Sphinxes and pagan Pyramids ! O sorrow bitterer than death To leave the dear delighted land, And change the groves of Nazareth For lonely leagues of sterile sand ! To us who wander desolate In Earth’s sad wilderness do Thou Bend down Thy lips immaculate And touch and kiss the adoring brow ! Amen. A 25
1904 · PDF PAGE 30
…this, to be worn as a Lamen before thee, etc. (13.) BeLetH.—The Thirteenth Spirit is called Beleth (or Bileth, or Bilet). He is a mighty King and terrible. He rideth on a pale horse with trumpets and other kinds of musical instruments playing before him. He is very furious at his first appearance, that is, while the Exorcist layeth his courage; for to do this he must hold a Hazel Wand in his hand, striking it out towards the South and East Quarters, make a triangle, A, without the Circle, and then command him into it by the Bonds and Charges of…
1909 · PDF PAGE 329
THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING entitled “The Task undertaken by the Adeptus Minor,” and is lucidly summarised as follows : This then is the task undertaken by the Adeptus Minor : To expel from the Sephiroth of the Nephesch the usurpation of the Evil Sephiroth. To equally balance the action of the Sephiroth of the Ruach and those of the Nephesch, To prevent the Lower Will and Human Consciousness from falling into and usurping the place of the Automatic Consciousness. To render the King of the Body (the Lower Will) obedient and anxious to execute…
1909 · PDF PAGE 329
THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING entitled “The Task undertaken by the Adeptus Minor,” and is lucidly summarised as follows : This then is the task undertaken by the Adeptus Minor : To expel from the Sephiroth of the Nephesch the usurpation of the Evil Sephiroth. To equally balance the action of the Sephiroth of the Ruach and those of the Nephesch, To prevent the Lower Will and Human Consciousness from falling into and usurping the place of the Automatic Consciousness. To render the King of the Body (the Lower Will) obedient and anxious to execute…
1912 · PDF PAGE 353
…lah of the Nine 733 P'S Chambers Choronzon. [Vide Dr Dee, payn & Lib. 418, ro! Aire] Snow by 37 334 A still, small Voice. apt nppt bp (x Kings, xix. 12] 335 Dies Mali mys ‘p The KING — psbpn tsp bp above the King of Kings. [Vide K.D. L.C.K. p. 537] Ordering, disposition anys 336 An attack; a request, petition roxy Night Demon of rt Dec. oD . 7337 Ruler of Earth NOME Hell of Supernals; a City of bin Edom; the Place of Askings. [Vide Liber 777, p. 23] 338 To cast down vhn He hath pardoned (or, was’ subjected) A garment; clothing wy To send forth …
1912 · PDF PAGE 353
…lah of the Nine 733 P'S Chambers Choronzon. [Vide Dr Dee, payn & Lib. 418, ro! Aire] Snow by 37 334 A still, small Voice. apt nppt bp (x Kings, xix. 12] 335 Dies Mali mys ‘p The KING — psbpn tsp bp above the King of Kings. [Vide K.D. L.C.K. p. 537] Ordering, disposition anys 336 An attack; a request, petition roxy Night Demon of rt Dec. oD . 7337 Ruler of Earth NOME Hell of Supernals; a City of bin Edom; the Place of Askings. [Vide Liber 777, p. 23] 338 To cast down vhn He hath pardoned (or, was’ subjected) A garment; clothing wy To send forth …
1911 · PDF PAGE 32
AMPHORA II LL hail to Mary wandering Adored by shepherd and by Mage ! The fury of the ruthless king Inspires Her desert pilgrimage. O sorrow of pure eyes beneath The heavy-fringed ecstatic lids, Seeing for maiden song and wreath Sphinxes and pagan Pyramids ! O sorrow bitterer than death To leave the dear delighted land, And change the groves of Nazareth For lonely leagues of sterile sand ! To us who wander desolate In Earth’s sad wilderness do Thou Bend down Thy lips immaculate And touch and kiss the adoring brow ! Amen. A 25
1919 · PDF PAGE 235
…en of Brethren who are left orphans will be officially adopted by the Master of his Lodge, or if the latter decline, by the Supreme Holy King himself, and treated in all ways as if they were his own. 56. Brethren who have a right to some especial interest in any child whose mother is not a member of the Order may recommend it especially to the care of their lodges or of Grand Lodge. SIXTH HOUSE 57. In sickness all Brethren have the right to medical or surgical care and attendance from any Brethren of the Lodge who may be physicians, surgeons, o…
1909 · PDF PAGE 12
A TERZAIN King of myself, I labour to espouse An equal soul. Alas ! how frail I find The golden light within the gilded house. Helpless and passionate, and weak of mind ! Lechers and lepers ! — all as ivy cling, Emasculate the healthy bole they haunt. Eternity is pregnant ; I shall sing Now— by my power — a spirit grave and gaunt Brilliant and selfish, hard and hot, to flaunt Reared like a flame across the lampless west, Until by love or laughter we enchaunt, Compel ye to Kithairon’s thorny crest — Evoe! Iacche ! consummatum est. — XxI —
1907 · PDF PAGE 96
…milar to that of “ Alice ,” if not sublimer : “ I was so glad he loved enough to go -“ my arms could never have released his neck .” The King dies and soon the Queen also . Love is symbolized in this poem in its higher form as above death . She seeks and finds " There is no sin .” And I? I knew not anything , but know We are still silent , and united so , And all our being spells one vast To Be , A passion like the passion of the sea .? Besides the freedom of lovers , Aleister Crowley advocates the freedom of the children of love ; he does not …