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Page 126 of 2031912 · PDF PAGE 161
…u. Move therefore, and shew yourselvesl Unveil the mysteries of your Creation Be friendly unto me, for I am the servant of the same your God : the true worshipper of the Highest The Angle of V of V, in the tablet of v. The Princess of the Waters, the Lotus of the Palace of the Floods THE TWELFTH KEY NONUCI dasonuf Babaje od cahisa ab hubaio tibibipe: alalare ataraahe 06 ef ! Darix fafenu mimm ar Enayo ovof ! Soba dooainu aai i VONUPEHE Zodacare, gohusa, 06 Zodameranu, Odo cicale Qaal Zodoreje, lape zodiredo Noco Mada, hoathahe Ι A I D A l ug
1919 · PDF PAGE 388
…INOX thedra statement, and it begs the question, and it contains the same fallacy as is committed by those who suppose that an uncreated God can explain an uncreated Universe. 58. Be humble, if thou would’st attain to Wisdom. By humility is meant the humility of the scientific man. 59. Be humbler still, when Wisdom thou hast mastered. This is merely a paraphrase of Sir Isaac Newton’s remark about the child picking up shells. 60. Be like the Ocean which receives all streams and riv- ers. The Ocean’s mighty calm remains unmoved; it feels them not…
1928 · PDF PAGE 68
…. The poor Fairies were extremely busy, for the crowd of clients was great, and their mid- dle kingdom, placed as it was between man and God, is like us ruled by the terrible law of Time, and of its infinite posterity,days, hours, minutes, and seconds. In good sooth they were flurried as are min- isters on a reception day, or the assistants in the Government pawn-shop when a national festival allows redemptions without interest. I even believe that from time to time they watched the hand of the clock with as much impatience as human judges who…
1928 · PDF PAGE 146
…ctim of rape. How did that finish? said one of the three others; I did not know you were so patient. For every evil, he replied, God has ap- pointed a remedy. One day I found this Mi- nerva (an-hungered for ideal strength) en- gaged in a private interview with my servant, in a situation which compelled me to return discretely lest I should cause them to blush. That evening I discharged them both, and paid them the arrears of their wages. As for me, replied the man who had inter- rupted, I have no one to complain of but my- self. Hap…
1905 · PDF PAGE 171
…tance. Mine old eyes look askance : It is my punishment to dwell In mine own self-created hell. [Cora rushes tn. MADELINE. What curse of God hath smitten you? ‘I see Exceeding horror in abiding shape Blasting the countenance of peace and love With some distortion. O your mouth’s awry ! CORA (272 a hoarse, horrible voice). You cannot tell! I cannot tell myself. Some vital mist of blood is shrouding sight From al] but my corruption’s self. Come here And look within mine eyes, if you can see Remembrance that there was a God! I say I see the whole …
1939 · PDF PAGE 11
… This fact is easily perceived, and has been constantly expressed in the mystical philosophies of the West; the only goal is 'Union with God.' Of course, we only use the word 'God' because we have been brought up in superstition, and the higher philosophers both in the East and in the West have preferred to speak of union with the All or with the Absolute. More superstitions! (15) Very well, then, there is no difficulty at all; since every thought in our being, every cell in our bodies, every electron and proton of our atoms, is nothing but Yog…
1901 · PDF PAGE 49
…et to thy nostrils! For three times I cast Its faint dust in the tripod, and three times The smoke of adoration has gone up To greet our gods; for the old gods are dead.” Then there came forth a leper in the hall, In the most holy temple. So amazed All shrank. And he made prophecy and said: “The child that shall be born of thee is called Fear. He shall save a people from their sin; For the old gods indeed go down to death, But the new gods arise from rottenness.” Then said the goddess: “I indeed am pure In my impurity ; immaculate In misconcept…
1905 · PDF PAGE 37
…y the hard decrees of Fate, Kissing insatiable in mad desire, Kisses whose agony may never tire, Kissing the gates of hell, the sword of God, Each unto each a serpent or a rod, A well of wine and fire, each unto each, Whose lips are fain convulsively to reach A higher heaven, a deeper hell. Ah ! day So soon to dawn, delight to snatch away ! Damned day, whose sunlight finds us as with wine Drunken, with lust made manifest divine Devils of darkness, servants unto hell— Yea, king and queen of Sheol, terrible Above all fiends and furies, hating mor…
1909 · PDF PAGE 41
…to forget each other, You cut that love-curl from your neck at risk ‘ Of comment — at the slightest — from your mother. You gave it me — God forget me, dear girl, When I forget to treasure up that curl! — 56 — Vil Your loveliness should help me to forget you ; Your murmurous” I love you " like soft bees Humming should help ; although my kisses fret you, They are intended but to give you ease, And help you to forget me; then, the fixed Ardent intentness of my cat-green eyes Flecked with red fire is like a potion mixed Straight out of Lethe, or d…
1913 · PDF PAGE 106
…NOX Mankind, matured from myriad wombs, Is but the garden where it blooms. Jovian. Oh, but too precious is the burden we bear. It is the God’s own priest, the shrine’s sole heir, Whose corpse must fare into the nether air. nu [Mounting the steps]. 1 have no ship worthy of such a freight. The voice from the shrine. Ay, but thou hast. Nu. Most ancient is her date, And manya sea hath battered her, and time Hath eaten her, I fear ; corrosive crime Of the wild zon. Ho! thou wife o’ the waters ! Our three strong sons and our three stalwart daughters,…
1913 · PDF PAGE 106
…NOX Mankind, matured from myriad wombs, Is but the garden where it blooms. Jovian. Oh, but too precious is the burden we bear. It is the God’s own priest, the shrine’s sole heir, Whose corpse must fare into the nether air. nu [Mounting the steps]. 1 have no ship worthy of such a freight. The voice from the shrine. Ay, but thou hast. Nu. Most ancient is her date, And manya sea hath battered her, and time Hath eaten her, I fear ; corrosive crime Of the wild zon. Ho! thou wife o’ the waters ! Our three strong sons and our three stalwart daughters,…
1961 · PDF PAGE 61
…he Use of Man. Is not this a Gift beyond Price, the Fruit of a Tree not only of knowledge but of Life? For there is that in Man which is God, and there is that also which is Dust; and by our Magick we shall make these twain one Flesh, to the Obtaining of the Empery of the Universe. s
1899 · PDF PAGE 118
…ut now, awaking, suddenly we feel A sound as if within us, and without, So penetrating and so self-inspired Sounded the voice we knew as God’s, The words Were not a question any more, but said : “The last and greatest is within you now.” And fire too subtle and omniscient Devoured our substance, and we moved again Not down, not up, but inwards mystically
1909 · PDF PAGE 45
… throughout the whole operation, a thing that has not happened to me for near eight years. I hope I’ve got a good one at last—yes, thank God ! this one writes decently.) 43
1910 · PDF PAGE 144
AMBERGRIS 135 The Gods, and all the Kin of Breath. I come from the sequestered state ; My birth is from the House of Death. Hail ! ye twin hawks high pinnacled That watch upon the universe ! Ye that the bier of God beheld ! That bore it onwards, ministers Of peace within the House of Wrath, Servants of him that cometh forth At dawn with many coloured lights Mounting from underneath the North, The shrine of the celestial Heights ! He is in me, and I in Him ! Mine is the crystal radiance That filleth æthyr to the brim Wherein all stars and suns m…
1912 · PDF PAGE 357
… pp. 67, 695] 384 385 Angel of 2" Dec, yan Assiah, the World of Matter wy Gloria cohabitans [vide K.D. MYOY L.C.K. p. 711]; the Glory of God Lip mew 386 Jesus yo Tongues pwd Tziruph, a table of Temurah AVS 387 388 The hardest rock. won [Ps. cxiv. 8] To search out diligently wn Table ; bread noe 389 39° Gen. v. 2 Map It Retrorsum yop Alens, pascens pm» Heaven py Oil yow Night Demon of 24 Dec. 1 ye * Refers to a theory that the ‘Kings of Edom’ who perished before the creation of Adam were a previous race inhabiting ‘ Atlantis.’ 41 F
1912 · PDF PAGE 357
… pp. 67, 695] 384 385 Angel of 2" Dec, yan Assiah, the World of Matter wy Gloria cohabitans [vide K.D. MYOY L.C.K. p. 711]; the Glory of God Lip mew 386 Jesus yo Tongues pwd Tziruph, a table of Temurah AVS 387 388 The hardest rock. won [Ps. cxiv. 8] To search out diligently wn Table ; bread noe 389 39° Gen. v. 2 Map It Retrorsum yop Alens, pascens pm» Heaven py Oil yow Night Demon of 24 Dec. 1 ye * Refers to a theory that the ‘Kings of Edom’ who perished before the creation of Adam were a previous race inhabiting ‘ Atlantis.’ 41 F
1919 · PDF PAGE 272
… ourselves whose name is Mystery of Mystery, uttermost being whose radiance enlightening the worlds is also the breath that maketh every God even and Death to tremble before Thee—By the Sign of Light * appear Thou glorious upon the throne of the Sun. Make open the path of creation and of intelligence be- tween us and our minds. Enlighten our understanding. Encourage our hearts. Let thy light crystallize itself in our blood, fulfilling us of Resurrection. Aka dua Tuf ur biu bia’a chefu Dudu nur af an nuteru. Tue Priestess. There is no law beyond…
1954 · PDF PAGE 81
… little, say: The Universe is a mathematical expression. Sir James Jeans might have said this, only his banker advised him to cash in on God. The simplest form of this expression is 0=2, elsewhere expounded at great length. This 2 might itself be expressed in an indefinitely great number of ways. Every prime number, including some not in the series of "natural numbers," is an individual. The other numbers with perhaps a few exceptions (e.g. 418) are composed of their primes. Each of these ideas may be explained, investigated, understood, by mea…
1944 · PDF PAGE 60
(2) Pagoda, a phallic memorial: Similar, and equally apt. standing; and thus He is the messenger of the gods, represents precisely that Lingam, the Word of creation whose speech is silence. Mercury, however, represents action in all forms and phases. He is the fluidic basis of all transmission of activity; and, on the dynamic theory of the Universe, he is himself the sub‐ stance thereof. He is, in the language of modern physics, that electric charge which is the first manifestation of the ring of ten indefinable ideas, as pre viously explained.…