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…ndices. Vellum, green ties, with portraits, gg, gr.; white buckram, without portraits, ,}:, ::. This edition com-ns “Qabolistie Dogma," “Time,” “ The Excluded Middle,” “Eleusis,” and other matters or the highest occult importance which are not printed elsewhere. AMBERGRIS. Medium 8νο, pp. 200, 35. 603. (Elkin Mathews.) A selection or lyrics, containing some ofgreat mystical beauty.
…ndices. Vellum, green ties, with portraits, gg, gr.; white buckram, without portraits, ,}:, ::. This edition com-ns “Qabolistie Dogma," “Time,” “ The Excluded Middle,” “Eleusis,” and other matters or the highest occult importance which are not printed elsewhere. AMBERGRIS. Medium 8νο, pp. 200, 35. 603. (Elkin Mathews.) A selection or lyrics, containing some ofgreat mystical beauty.
… the mental—well, No ship was built by pure philosophy. POLLUX. Nor yet designed by artisans. JASON. Enough ! Come, great Alcides, it is time to go. ARGUS. A fool allows a moment’s irritation To move the purpose of a thousand years. Go, go! HERACLES. Remember! We are met this day To call upon the name with praise and prayer Of great Athena, since our ship is built With sculptured olive pregnant in the prow, And all the length of pine is coiled and curled With the swift serpent’s beauty, and the owl Sits in huge state upon the midmost bench. Thu…
…hat Aleister Crowley remembers that he was Sir Edward Kelly. It does not follow that he will be able to give us details of Cracow in the time of James I of» England. Material events are the words of an arbitrary languagej the symbols of a cipher previously agreed on. What happened to Kelly in Cracow may hâve meant something to him, but there is no reason to présumé that it has any meaning for his successor. There is an obvious line of criticism about any recollection. It must not clash with ascertained facts. F or example one cannot hâve two li…
…e than was alternation of the ante cedent. From Nuit we received this talisman, which conveys our physical identity through the ages of time. To Nuit, therefore, we owe it; and to defile any portion of that purest and divinest quin tessence of ourselves is evidently the supreme blasphemy. Nothing in nature can be misapplied. It is our first duty to ourselves to pre serve the treasure entrusted to us: “What shall it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his own soul?”1 1 [Mark 8:36, paraphrase.]. The nature of man is individual. No…
…f such adhérents. In this way the projection of the “astral” or Body of Light may be made absolutely tangible and practical. At the same time, the magician must réalisé that in undertaking the Karma of any elemental, he is assuming a very serious responsibility• The bond which unités him with that elemental is love; and, though it is only a small part of the outfit of the magician, it is the whole of the outfit of the elemental. He will, therefore, suffer intensely in case of any error or misfortune occuring to his protégée. This feeling is rat…
… features; her robes were stained and soiled, as if by contact with other colours. Artemis drew back with quick repulsion. For the first time the maiden goddess spoke. "What is thy name?" she cried. "I am Malkah of the tribe of the Sickles." "And thy crime?" "I love a mortal." Artemis drew back once more. "Thou, too, hast loved," said Malkah. "I drew my mortal lovers unto me; I did not sully my life with theirs; I am virgin unto Pan!" "I also am virgin; for whom I loved is dead. He[14] was a poet, and he loved thee above women, `And haply the Q…
…uld vitiate the experiment entirely. It is, in fact, one of the objections to geomancy that sooner or later one does become aware at the time of tracing them whether the dots are going to be even or odd. This needs a spécial training to correct). Physio-psychological theory will probably maintain that the “automatic” action of the hand is controlled by the brain no less than in the case of conscious volition; but this is an additional argument for identiiying the brain with the intelligence invoked. Having thus identified himself as closely as …
…road." Cyril took a chair. To his delight, an aide-de-camp, Lord Juventius Mellor, an exquisite young dandy with a languid lisp, who, in time of peace, had been pupil and private secretary of Simon Iff, came to greet him. "Ju, dear boy, help me out. I've got to tell Cripps something, and he'll think I'm mad. It's bluff, too; but it's true for all that — and it's the one chance in the world." "Right O!" "Are we retreating again?" "All through the night. There's not a dog's chance to save Paris, and the line stretches every hour." "Don't worry ab…
… of the very spine of history. The cruel blow was definitely parried. More still, that first great victory not only saved France for all time, but showed that the men of Bonaparte had come into their own moral sublimity again. It proved 1870 to have been but a transient weakness like our own year of shame when Van Tromp swept our ships from the seas. General Cripps summoned Cyril Grey to his quarters. "I'm afraid," said the old man, "that nothing can be done to recognize your services. That your crazy theory should have proved correct is only o…
…n lights grow tender, and the hard sounds hush and cease. In the wheel of heaven revolving, mysteries of death and birth, In the womb of time dissolving, shape anew a heaven and earth, Ever changing, ever growing, ever dwindling, ever dear, Ever worth the passion glowing to distil a doubtful tear. These are with me, these are of me, these approve me, these obey, Choose me, move me, fear me, love me, master of the night and day. These are real, these illusion: I am of them, false or frail, True or lasting, all is fusion in the spirits shadow-vei…
…n lights grow tender, and the hard sounds hush and cease. In the wheel of heaven revolving, mysteries of death and birth, In the womb of time dissolving, shape anew a heaven and earth, Ever changing, ever growing, ever dwindling, ever dear, Ever worth the passion glowing to distil a doubtful tear. These are with me, these are of me, these approve me, these obey, Choose me, move me, fear me, love me, master of the night and day. These are real, these illusion: I am of them, false or frail, True or lasting, all is fusion in the spirits shadow-vei…
…ndices. Vellum, green ties, with portraits, £3 3s.; white buckram, without portraits, £2 25. This edition contains ‘ Qabalistic Dogma,” “Time,” “The Excluded Middle,” “Eleusis,” and other matters of the highest occult importance which are not printed elsewhere. AMBERGRIS. Medium 8vo, pp. 200, 3s. 6d. (Elkin Mathews.) A selection of lyrics, containing some of great mystical beauty.
…ndices. Vellum, green ties, with portraits, £3 3s.; white buckram, without portraits, £2 25. This edition contains ‘ Qabalistic Dogma,” “Time,” “The Excluded Middle,” “Eleusis,” and other matters of the highest occult importance which are not printed elsewhere. AMBERGRIS. Medium 8vo, pp. 200, 3s. 6d. (Elkin Mathews.) A selection of lyrics, containing some of great mystical beauty.
…d in The Master Therion’s édition of the Tao T eh King. A rough note from His Magical Diary is appended here : “Ail éléments must at one time hâve been separate, — that would be the case with great heat. Now when atoms get to the sun, when we get to the sun, we get that immense, extreme heat, and ail the éléments are themselves again. Imagine that each atom of each element possesses the memory of ail his adventures in combination. By the way, that atom — 152 —
26. Concerning silence. — Now there may corne a time in the course of this practice when the outward symbols of dévotion cease, when the soûl is as it were dumb in the presence of its God. Mark that this is not a cessation but a transmutation of the barren seed of prayer into the green shoot of yearning. This yearning is spon- taneous, and it shall be left to grow, whether is be sweet or bitter. For often times it is as the torment of hell in which the soûl burns and writhes unceasingly. Yet it ends, and at its end continue openly thy Method. 2…
…Yoga-mongers. I am neat but not gaudy. There is nothing mysterious or Oriental about anything, as everybody knows who has spent a little time intelligently in the continents of Asia and Africa. I propose to invoke the most remote and elusive of all Gods to throw clear light upon the subjectthe light of common sense. (2) All phenomena of which we are aware take place in our own minds, and therefore the only thing we have to look at is the mind; which is a more constant quantity over all the species of humanity than is generally supposed. What a…
…I seen you— have you ever seen me—before this accursed hour? DENYS. I have- never had that pleasure. [Zzrns to ALAIN.] This is the first time, my lord, that I have ever met your engaging niece. [Astde.| But he doesn’t care, he’s mad— by ’r Lady, perhaps I’m mad myself. [ Goes off into silent laughter. checks him sternly, ALAIN ALAIN. Sir, you will find I mean no jest. DENYS. Mademoiselle, I ask you a thousand pardons for this scene—none of my making, but of my strange fortune’s.
… which whilst absorbed in some work, we hear a clock strike, and only realize that the clock has struck a certain hour some considerable time after the event. t+ The Thunderbolt: see Illustration in THE EQUINOX, vol. i, No. 1. t Le, no longer uttering the Mantra, but listening to the Mystic Voice of the Universe saying it. I51
… which whilst absorbed in some work, we hear a clock strike, and only realize that the clock has struck a certain hour some considerable time after the event. t+ The Thunderbolt: see Illustration in THE EQUINOX, vol. i, No. 1. t Le, no longer uttering the Mantra, but listening to the Mystic Voice of the Universe saying it. I51