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Page 14 of 751898 · PDF PAGE 5
DEDICATION. DIVINE PHILOSOPHER ! Dear Friend ! Lover and Lord ! accept the verse That marches like a sombre hearse, Bearing Truth’s coffin, to the end. Let man’s distorted worships blend In this, the worthier and the worse, And penetrate the primal curse. Alas ! They will not comprehend. Accept this gospel of disease In wanton words proclaimed, receive The blood-wrought chaplet that I weave. Take me, and with thine infamies Mingle my shame, and on my breast Let thy desire achieve the rest. Midnight, 1897—1898.
1912 · PDF PAGE 395
…7 I779 1748 1780 I749 1781 I750 I782 1783דוי1751 1752 1784 "753 1785 1754 1786 1755 ”1787 1788שחק שודק שידק הוה” תואבצ Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord GOD "1789? of Hosts! 1790? I756 ,₪? 1757 ,79, "58 1793 “759 1794 '76“ I795 1761 1796 "δ᾽ I797 ”53 !798 μ᾿ :\!-1764 ,799 ‘755 1800 1756 “sex ‘757 !802 1768 1803 1769 1804 Σ(1-59) 1770 1805 1771 1806 177: 1807 1773 1808 1774 1809 1775 1810 1811ווי1776 79
1912 · PDF PAGE 395
…7 I779 1748 1780 I749 1781 I750 I782 1783דוי1751 1752 1784 "753 1785 1754 1786 1755 ”1787 1788שחק שודק שידק הוה” תואבצ Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord GOD "1789? of Hosts! 1790? I756 ,₪? 1757 ,79, "58 1793 “759 1794 '76“ I795 1761 1796 "δ᾽ I797 ”53 !798 μ᾿ :\!-1764 ,799 ‘755 1800 1756 “sex ‘757 !802 1768 1803 1769 1804 Σ(1-59) 1770 1805 1771 1806 177: 1807 1773 1808 1774 1809 1775 1810 1811ווי1776 79
1909 · PDF PAGE 53
…ess beatific state of mind—which is the very devil! the real Calypso, none the less temptress because her name happens to be Penelope. Ah Lord Adonai, my Lord! Grant unto me the Perfume and the Vision; let me attain the desirable harbour; for my little ship is tossed by divers tempests, even by Euroclydon, in the Place where Four Winds meet. Therefore I shall go to rest, letting my mind rest ever in the Will toward Adonai. Let my sleep be toward Him, or annihilation; let my waking be to the music of His name; let the day be full to the uttermost…
1919 · PDF PAGE 96
Vv 1. Ah! my Lord Adonai, that dalliest with the Magister in the Treasure-House of Pearls, let me listen to the echo of your kisses. 2. Is not the starry heaven shaken as a leaf at the tremu- lous rapture of your love? Am not I the flying spark of light whirled away by the great wind of your perfection? 3. Yea, cried the Holy One, and from Thy spark will I the Lord kindle a great light; I will burn through the great city in the old and desolate land; I will cleanse it from its great impurity. 4. And thou, O prophet, shalt see these things, and …
1906 · PDF PAGE 118
…icy lakes and bleak ravines Unto these weary and untrodden regions Where man lies penned among his Might-have- beens. Keep us in safety, Lord, What time the King-Ghost is abroad! The King-Ghost from his gray malefic slumbers Awakes the malice of his bloodless brain. He marshals the innumerable numbers Of shrieking shapes on the sepulchral plain. Keep us, for Jesu’s sake, What time the King-Ghost is awake! 1 <)
1908 · PDF PAGE 17
AMPHORA VIII LL hail, dread LORD, all hail ! Smite through Thy rended veil Light till our sun grows pale— Eclipsed, discrowned ! Now might not men withstand, Save that one maiden bland Aids with Her splendid hand Them whose poor power is spanned By earth’s sad ground. All hail ! dear CHRIST, all hail ! None could endure Thy pale Anguish ; all creatures veil Their woeful eyes. Joy fills the hells of hate. Thou shalt their rage abate, Conquer the lords of fate, Virgin immaculate, Serene and wise ! A 10
1904 · PDF PAGE 81
Dorebesa sapabe! Dorebesa jijipabe bianu Enapo ! Obey the mighty sounds! obey the living breath of the voice of the Lord! Follows ye charge. YE LICENCE TO YE SPIRIT Y* HE MAYE DEPART. Slasa gabe 3. bajilenu tebe noco gono adana od bajilenu iebe O thou Spirit N. because thou art the servant of fealty and obedience, and because tot3a Das Dorebesa na-e-el oD qua-a-on; eca gobusa: Caunilagi thou art he that obeyeth my power and thy creation; therefore I say Descend unto pujo-faoregita Dorepesa oborela Das e-ola, ge-kiaisi nore-mo-lapt, thy dwelling…
1913 · PDF PAGE 54
…agical Oath. The will being twofold is in Chokmah, who is the Logos, the word; hence some have said that the word is the will. Thoth the Lord of Magic is also the Lord of Speech; Hermes the messenger bears the Caduceus. Word should express will: hence the Mystic Name of the Pro- bationer is the expression of his highest Will. There are, of course, few Probationers who understand themselves sufficiently to be able to formulate this will to themselves, and therefore at the end of their probation they choose a new name. adding to 463. Now 400 is T…
1911 · PDF PAGE 17
AMPHORA VIII LL hail, dread LORD, all hail ! Smite through Thy rended veil Light till our sun grows pale— Eclipsed, discrowned ! Now might not men withstand, Save that one maiden bland Aids with Her splendid hand Them whose poor power is spanned By earth’s sad ground. All hail ! dear CHRIST, all hail ! None could endure Thy pale Anguish ; all creatures veil Their woeful eyes. Joy fills the hells of hate. Thou shalt their rage abate, Conquer the lords of fate, Virgin immaculate, Serene and wise ! A 10
1909 · PDF PAGE 87
…amadhi, source of infinite misunderstanding. Etymologically it is composed of Sam (Greek ow), together with, and Adhi (Heb. Adonai), the Lord, especially the Per- sonal Lord, or Holy Guardian Angel. The Hindus accordingly use it to name that state of mind in which subject and object, becoming One, have disappeared. Just as H combines with Cl, and HCI results, so the Yogi combines with the object of his meditation (perhaps his own heart) and these disappearing, Vishnu appears. It is not that the Yogi perceives Vishnu.* The Yogi is gone, just as …
1909 · PDF PAGE 87
…amadhi, source of infinite misunderstanding. Etymologically it is composed of Sam (Greek ow), together with, and Adhi (Heb. Adonai), the Lord, especially the Per- sonal Lord, or Holy Guardian Angel. The Hindus accordingly use it to name that state of mind in which subject and object, becoming One, have disappeared. Just as H combines with Cl, and HCI results, so the Yogi combines with the object of his meditation (perhaps his own heart) and these disappearing, Vishnu appears. It is not that the Yogi perceives Vishnu.* The Yogi is gone, just as …
1919 · PDF PAGE 81
… CORDIS CINCTI SERPENTE 47. They cried. He is drunk or He is mad or He is in pain or He is about to die; and he heard them not. 48. O my Lord, my beloved! How shall I indite songs, when even the memory of the shadow of thy glory is a thing beyond all music of speech or of silence? 49. Behold! Iamaman. Even a little child might not endure Thee. And lo! 50. I was alone in a great park, and by a certain hillock was a ring of deep enamelled grass wherein green-clad ones, most beautiful, played. 51. In their play I came even unto the land of Fairy S…
1907 · PDF PAGE 201
…, mine, mine! Pour forth of Thebes’ abominable wine ! Mine, O thou god, detested and adored ! MEGA:RA. Mine! he is mine! my lover and my lord ! ALECTO. Mine! Iam in his shape! MEG-ERA. Despair! Dispute Never my passion ! TISIPHONE. Sisters ! I am the livid agony that starts Damp on his brow ; the horror in his heart’s Envenomed arteries! and I the fear, The torment, and the hate! Be ye mute ! MEGARA, Be of good cheer! Rend him apart! Hunger and lust we sate, Equal in terror on that heart of hate. ALECTO. Hell’s throne be kingless ! TISIPHONE. M…
1909 · PDF PAGE 72
10.08. ! 0.20. 10.55. 70 THE EQUINOX I must come out of it either an Adept or a maniac. Thank the Lord for that! It saves trouble. Undressed and robed. Will do an Aspiration in the Hanged Man position, hoping to feel rested and fit by midnight. The Incense has arrived from London; and I feel its magical effects most favourable. Ο creature of Incense! I conjure thee by Him that sitteth upon the Holy Throne and liveth and reigneth for ever as the Balance of Righteousness and Truth, that thou comfort and exalt my soul with Thy sweet perfume, that I…
1909 · PDF PAGE 84
…t! All the spiritual experience I have had argues against such a theory. On the contrary, it will leave the reason quite intact, supreme Lord of its own plane. Mixing up the planes is the sad fate of many a mystic. How many do I know in my own experience who tell me that, obedient to the Heavenly Vision, they will shoot no more rabbits l Thus they found a system on trifles, and their Lord and God is some trumpery little elemental masquerad- ing as the Almighty. I remember my Uncle Tom telling me that he was sure God would be displeased to see me…
1930 · PDF PAGE 3
…ose of tlie ceremony, and proves tliat it is necessary to perform it and to sncceed in its performance. He then takes an oath before the Lord of the Universe (not before the particular Lord whom he is invoking) as if to call Him to witness to the act. He swears solemnly that he will perform it — that nothing shall prevent him from performing it — that he will not leave the operation until it is successfully performed — and once again he strikes upon the bell. Yet, having demonstrated himself in that position at once infinitely lofty and infinit…
1908 · PDF PAGE 33
…ied Upon the cross of shame ! O chant in cadence whispering The HOLY GHOST that poured On Mary’s bosom soft as spring The unction of the LORD ! In silence let our hearts adore The Mother-maid Divine, And all our vows like swallows soar To Her celestial shrine ! Amen. O 26
1912 · PDF PAGE 47
…ncense scimitar-curled to storm the stars ! Your homage, gentlemen. The oath upon my sword. ALL. We swear to follow and obey thee as our lord. THE DOGE. Tis sworn. Retire, and one by one re-entering Unmask, and kiss the hand of who shall be your king. [All bow and retire. Then they enter, unmask, kiss the hand of MORTADELLO, reveil and depart. MORTADELLO. [To the first.] I am glad your worth and wisdom are appreciated. [To the second.] Does the whole earth contain a wiser, holier head ? [To the third.] Greetings my lord. I was sure indeed you …
1919 · PDF PAGE 85
…en set up in Thy shrine; for the priests despised equally the shrine and the god. 29. Yet all the while Thou wast hidden therein, as the Lord of Silence is hidden in the buds of the lotus. 30. Thou art Sebek the crocodile against Asar; thou art Mati, the Slayer in the Deep. Thou art Typhon, the Wrath of the Elements, O Thou who transcendest the Forces in their Concourse and Cohesion, in their Death and their Dis- ruption. Thou art Python, the terrible serpent about the end of all things! 31. I turned me about thrice in every way; and always I c…