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1909 · PDF PAGE 180

The Equinox (Volume I, Number I)

…ined and manifest in ONE, produce the Number 3; asitis written : ‘‘ For the Mind of the Father said that ‘ All Things should be cut into Three,’ Whose Will * assenting All Things were so divided. For the Mind of the Father said /uto three, governing All Things by Mind. And there appeared in it the Triad, Virtue and Wisdom and Multiscient Truth.” Thus floweth forth the form of the Triad.t Thus is formulated the Creative Trinity which is, as it were, the essential preliminary to Manifestation. This Mystic Son of the Eternal Parents, having for hi…

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1909 · PDF PAGE 180

The Equinox (Volume I, Number II)

…ined and manifest in ONE, produce the Number 3; asitis written : ‘‘ For the Mind of the Father said that ‘ All Things should be cut into Three,’ Whose Will * assenting All Things were so divided. For the Mind of the Father said /uto three, governing All Things by Mind. And there appeared in it the Triad, Virtue and Wisdom and Multiscient Truth.” Thus floweth forth the form of the Triad.t Thus is formulated the Creative Trinity which is, as it were, the essential preliminary to Manifestation. This Mystic Son of the Eternal Parents, having for hi…

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1919 · PDF PAGE 128

The Equinox (Volume III, Number I)

…urn thereunto in the End. Now this number 93 is thrice 31, which is in Hebrew LA, that is to say NOT, and so it denieth extension in the three dimen- sions of Space. Also I would have you to meditate most closely upon the name NU that is 56, which we are told to divide, add, multiply, and understand. By division cometh forth 0.12, as if it were written Nuith! Hadith! Ra-Hoor- Khuith! before the Dyad. By addition ariseth Eleven, the number of True Magick: and by multiplication Three Hun- dred, the Number of the Holy Spirit or Fire, the letter Sh…

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1913 · PDF PAGE 155

The Equinox (Volume I, Number IX)

…ed on one plane you must fail on another; still thought the mind more than the body, the soul more than the mind; did not see that these three must be one in exactly the same sense as the Christian Trinity (as under- stood by the truest Christians) is One. It was in the course of this illumination that the Truth was ceremonially conveyed to him on the Magical plane, although it was not for three years later that it fully illuminated his mind. This illusion, of which it is here spoken, is a most neces- sary step for the beginner, because to the …

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1913 · PDF PAGE 155

The Equinox (Volume I, Number X)

…ed on one plane you must fail on another; still thought the mind more than the body, the soul more than the mind; did not see that these three must be one in exactly the same sense as the Christian Trinity (as under- stood by the truest Christians) is One. It was in the course of this illumination that the Truth was ceremonially conveyed to him on the Magical plane, although it was not for three years later that it fully illuminated his mind. This illusion, of which it is here spoken, is a most neces- sary step for the beginner, because to the …

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1944 · PDF PAGE 11

The Book of Thoth

…f his ex‐ planations went far higher and deeper than any‐thing in any accessible models. She accord‐ ingly forced him—the laziest man in three continents!—to undertake what is to all intent an original work, including the latest discoveries in modern science, mathematics, philosophy, and anthropology; in a word, to reproduce the whole of his Magical Mind pictorially on the skeleton of the ancient Qabalistic tradition. He accepted this colossal burden; it renewed his energy and his enthusiasm. Yet the burden was sore: the anticipated three month…

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1899 · PDF PAGE 225

Jephthah and Other Mysteries

…rison. She sits as one long dead: infernal calm, Chill hatred, wrap her in their poisonous cold. She careth not, but doth disdainly hold Three scourges for man’s soul, that know no balm. They know not any cure. The first is Life, A well of poison. Sowing dust and dung Over men’s hearts, the second scourge, above All shameful deeds, is Lying, from whose tongue Drops Envy, wed with Hatred to sow Strife. These twain are bitter; but the last is Love.

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1954 · PDF PAGE 502

Magick Without Tears

WORK 469 address a group of just such people-and they gave me three-quarters of an hour's notice . It was really more like ten minutes, as the rest of the time was bespoke by letter-writing and posting which could in no wise be postponed . So I had to devise an adequate gambit, one which ruthlessly excluded any touch of subtlety, or any assumption of previous knowledge of the subject on the part of the audience. It came off. For the first time in history, the laymen elicited intelligent and relevant questions. There were only three half-wits in…

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1930 · PDF PAGE 86

Magick in Theory and Practice (Section 3)

…d a Master of Men! A kiss, a guffaw, and a bellow; he that hath ears to hear, let him hear! Take ten that be one, and one that is one in three, to conceal them in six! Thy wand to al] Cups, and thy Disk to ail Swords, but betray not thine Egg! Moreover also is IAF verily 666 by virtue of Number; and this is a Mystery of Mysteries; Who knoweth it, he is adept of adepts, and Mighty among Magicians! Now this word SAB AF, being by number Three score and Ten,1 is a name of Ayin, the Eye, and the Devil our Lord, and the Goat of Mendes. He is the Lord…

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1909 · PDF PAGE 377

The Equinox (Volume I, Number I)

THE MAN-COVER discarded the two pigeons and the dog. I had only to choose between the three sailors and the man-whose-nose-sings-at- will. As the latter was of great help to us, and kept the negroes amused for hours with the harmonious though plain- tive accords springing at will from his nasal organ, there remained only the sailors. The natives were, of course, totally unfit for such a fate. They could find no inner delectation in the perpetual sufferings occasioned by so dreadful an ordeal— or doom ! Of the three sailors, one was much too sho…

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1909 · PDF PAGE 377

The Equinox (Volume I, Number II)

THE MAN-COVER discarded the two pigeons and the dog. I had only to choose between the three sailors and the man-whose-nose-sings-at- will. As the latter was of great help to us, and kept the negroes amused for hours with the harmonious though plain- tive accords springing at will from his nasal organ, there remained only the sailors. The natives were, of course, totally unfit for such a fate. They could find no inner delectation in the perpetual sufferings occasioned by so dreadful an ordeal— or doom ! Of the three sailors, one was much too sho…

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1899 · PDF PAGE 78

Tale of Archais

…h petals that unclose When the sun seeks his way Through night and sleep and love to all the dreams of day. Love, sleep, and death ! The three that melt together, mingle so Man may not know The little change of breath (Caught sigh that love desires,) When love grows sleep, and sleep at last in death expires.

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1911 · PDF PAGE 7

The Equinox (Volume I, Number V)

CONTENTS EDITORIAL LIBER Χ LIBER XVI LIBER XC LIBER CLVI LIBER CC LIBER CCCLXX THREE POEMS FOR JANE CHERON. BY ALEISTER CROWLEY CIRCE. BY .₪!-?טיהARCHER THE ELECTRIC SILENCE SONG THE SCORPION. By ALEISTER CROWLEY THE EARTH. BY FRANCIS (?עמושש SLEEP. Βγ ETHEL ARCHER THE ORDEAL OF IDA PENDRAGON. BY MARTIAL NAV THE AUTUMN WOODS‘ BY VICTOR I. I. NEUBURG THE DANGERS OF MYSTICISM THE BIG STICK‘ BYחו-?]םצYARKER, E.?"!שממשAnus-rm CROWLEY, ETC. SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT THE RITES OF ELEUSIS no: I7 23 29 33 52 53 66 67 103 1x2 ”3 149 !53 x6e [n: παπαῖ;;מ”חש/חן …

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1911 · PDF PAGE 7

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VI)

CONTENTS EDITORIAL LIBER Χ LIBER XVI LIBER XC LIBER CLVI LIBER CC LIBER CCCLXX THREE POEMS FOR JANE CHERON. BY ALEISTER CROWLEY CIRCE. BY .₪!-?טיהARCHER THE ELECTRIC SILENCE SONG THE SCORPION. By ALEISTER CROWLEY THE EARTH. BY FRANCIS (?עמושש SLEEP. Βγ ETHEL ARCHER THE ORDEAL OF IDA PENDRAGON. BY MARTIAL NAV THE AUTUMN WOODS‘ BY VICTOR I. I. NEUBURG THE DANGERS OF MYSTICISM THE BIG STICK‘ BYחו-?]םצYARKER, E.?"!שממשAnus-rm CROWLEY, ETC. SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT THE RITES OF ELEUSIS no: I7 23 29 33 52 53 66 67 103 1x2 ”3 149 !53 x6e [n: παπαῖ;;מ”חש/חן …

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1913 · PDF PAGE 80

Cambridge Poets 1900–1913

…e amid the kine. (Bring gold and frankincense and myrrh !) The straw is fragrant as with wine . (O Holy Spirit , shadow Her !) There are three kings upon the road . (Bring gold and frankincense and myrrh !) She hath thrice blessed the Name of God . (O Holy Spirit, shadow Her !) There stands her star above the sky, (Bring gold and frankincense and myrrh !) She hath thrice blessed the Trinity . (O Holy Spirit, shadow Her !) Her joyful ardour hath sufficed . (Bring gold and frankincense and myrrh !) She is delivered of the Christ . (The angels com…

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1911 · PDF PAGE 131

The Vision and the Voice

…there is a silver star, and on the forehead of each of the guardians there is a silver star. It is a pentagram,—because, says the Angel, three and five are eight; three and eight are eleven. (There is another numerical reason that I cannot hear.) And as I entered their ring, they bade me stand in their circle, and a weapon was given unto me. And the pass-word that I had given seems to have been whispered round from one to the other, for each one nods gravely as if in solemn acquiescence, until the last one whispers the same words in my ears. Bu…

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1922 · PDF PAGE 64

Diary of a Drug Fiend

…so that she could wear the new kimono and dance for me at dinner. We ate gray caviare, spoonful by spoonful. Who cared that it was worth three times its weight in gold ? It’s no use calling me extravagant; if you want to blame any one, blame the Kaiser. He started the whole fuss ; and when I feel like eating gray caviare, I'm going to eat gray caviare. We wolfed it down. It’s silly to think that things matter. Lou danced like a delirious demon between the courses. It pleased her to assume the psychology of the Oriental pleasure-making woman. I …

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1904 · PDF PAGE 11

Why Jesus Wept

…e you, I see clearly what is of value ; or, if not, at least what is worthless ; already some- thing ! Thus do I wish you and myself the three great boons Sila, Samadhi, and Salam.

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1954 · PDF PAGE 222

Magick Without Tears

… meals, and I thought I ought to look into his room to see if all was weI/. I must explain that I have known only two European women and three European men who could sit in the attitude called Padmasana, which is that usually seen in seated images of the Buddha. Of these men, Allan was one. He could knot his legs so well that, putting his hands on the ground, he could swing his body to and fro in the air between them. When I looked into his room I found him not seated on his meditation mat, which was in the centre of the room at the end farthes…

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1910 · PDF PAGE 100

The Equinox (Volume I, Number III)

… vija (seed). 59. Full of energy, and like burning gold, know this Kundalini to be the power (Shakti) of Vishnu; it is the mother of the three qualities—Satwa (good) Rajas (indifference), and Tamas (bad). 60. There, beautiful like the Bandhuk flower, is placed the seed of love; it is brilliant like burnished gold, and is described in Yoga as eternal. 61. The Sushumna also embraces it, and the beautiful seed is there; there it rests shining brilliantly like the autumnal moon, with the luminosity of millions of suns, and the coolness of millions …

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