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Page 16 of 1191911 · PDF PAGE 56
48 THE EQUINOX III JEANNE A PASTORAL TO RA YMOND RADCL YFFE “ Hey diddle diddle! the cat and the fiddle ! The cow jumped over the moon‘” I LAID mine ear against your heart, Jeanne I A masterpiece of nature turned A masterpiece of art, With your blanched Egyptian beauty foiled By the hungry eyes, and the red mouth soiled By the honey of mine that your greed has spoiled, Jeanne The body a corpse and the soul inurned ! Against your heart I laid mine ear, Jeanne! And the clock went ticking, ticking. How could I choose but hear, Jeanne ? Ah me I what…
1911 · PDF PAGE 82
THE EQUINOX diþs it into the well. She looks about her, and seeiog no one, raises he? weil. From the heart of the sand? 1.1111/].ןמ The water wells up? Purer than the rain.? So in my heart? Love springs? Chaster than the grace of heaven itself.? Earth purifies? More subtly than the sea.? Only through matter? Can spirit understand itself,? Justify itself, become itself? This mystery I heard? From the holy man of Bassu.? His beard was whiter than snow? Because it had once been blacker than burnt wood.? So will I cherish my love, The love which I o…
1913 · PDF PAGE 73
…ahadabra. The Book of the Law is Written and Concealed. Aum. Ha. [For doubtful spellings and styles consult facsimile MS. facing p. 386, Equinox I, vii.]
1913 · PDF PAGE 73
…ahadabra. The Book of the Law is Written and Concealed. Aum. Ha. [For doubtful spellings and styles consult facsimile MS. facing p. 386, Equinox I, vii.]
1912 · PDF PAGE 248
THE EQUINOX 4 Sevens . . . Disappointments. 3 Sevens . . . Treaties and compacts. 4 Sixes . , . Pleasure 3 Sixes , , . Gain, success. 4 Fives . . . Order, regularity. 3 Fives . . . Quarrels, fights. 4 Fours . . . Rest, peace. 3 Fours . » . Industry. 4 Threes , . . Resolution, determination. 3 Threes . . . Deceit. 4 Twos . . . Conferences, conversations. 3 Twos . . . Reorganization, recommendation. OF THE DIGNITIES A CARD is strong or weak, well dignified or ill dignified, according to the cards next to it on either side. Cards of the same suit on …
1912 · PDF PAGE 248
THE EQUINOX 4 Sevens . . . Disappointments. 3 Sevens . . . Treaties and compacts. 4 Sixes . , . Pleasure 3 Sixes , , . Gain, success. 4 Fives . . . Order, regularity. 3 Fives . . . Quarrels, fights. 4 Fours . . . Rest, peace. 3 Fours . » . Industry. 4 Threes , . . Resolution, determination. 3 Threes . . . Deceit. 4 Twos . . . Conferences, conversations. 3 Twos . . . Reorganization, recommendation. OF THE DIGNITIES A CARD is strong or weak, well dignified or ill dignified, according to the cards next to it on either side. Cards of the same suit on …
1910 · PDF PAGE 134
THE EQUINOX May 19th. 1. Assumption of the god-form of Harpocrates: it lasted nine minutes: the result was good, for I got a distinct aura around me. 2. Physical Astral Projection. I formed a sphere which took a human shape but rather corpse-like. I then projected a gray* ray from the left side of my head; this was very tiring and there was no result physically. 3. Concentrated on imaginary self for ten minutes, and then pro- jected self into it with fearful force. Chiah nearly passed.t 4. Red sphere darkened and glorified and returned to light…
1910 · PDF PAGE 134
THE EQUINOX May 19th. 1. Assumption of the god-form of Harpocrates: it lasted nine minutes: the result was good, for I got a distinct aura around me. 2. Physical Astral Projection. I formed a sphere which took a human shape but rather corpse-like. I then projected a gray* ray from the left side of my head; this was very tiring and there was no result physically. 3. Concentrated on imaginary self for ten minutes, and then pro- jected self into it with fearful force. Chiah nearly passed.t 4. Red sphere darkened and glorified and returned to light…
1996 · PDF PAGE 20
…teries. 1 [“Liber L vel Legis sub figura CCXX,” in OEAHMA [London: pri vately printed for initiates of A.'.A.'., 1909], vol. 3, and The Equinox 1(10) (1913), p. 9.] 2 [Crowley, Liber XXX /Erum ... The Vision and the Voice, 15th /Ethyr. See Works Cited.] 3 [Atu VIII, retitled “Adjustment” in Crowley’s The Book of Thoth (1944).] 21
1929 · PDF PAGE 38
…method of logical con¬ tradiction which ends in reason transcending itself. The reader should consult “The Soldier and the Hunchback” in Equinox I, I, and “Konx Om PaxT Unity transcends consctoiisness. It is above ail division. The Father of thought — the Word —* is called Chaos — the dyad. The number Three, the Mother, is called Babalon. In connection with this the reader should study “The Temple of Solomon the King” in Equinox I, V, and Liber 418. This first triad is essentially unity, in a manner transcending reason. The compréhension of thi…
1910 · PDF PAGE 330
THE EQUINOX Indeed, I wrote and said so. But alas! my poor memory was most certainly at fault. Messrs. Bensons replied: ‘Myeeansue 120838, "9HOGUMBOR.LONDONTM }.W.BENSON.L JEWELLERS, GOLDSMITHS, SILVERSMITHS AND WATCH & CLOCK MAKERS, sas 25.O0LD BOND ST pees ~E@ eee * (Steam Factories Luocate Hitt.) SS ESTAOLISHED 1749 g JaA nfl yon Lill reafocbing yun weanend beg tnclore Hlibimenk Levanith, flrm whioh yom will ace tals He LF por kanked be ny teat nh we frm! Popo on acemnt, reumeiimnce J wheh fenped from Orliicn 1986 to Siftimter 1967, and kome…
1910 · PDF PAGE 330
THE EQUINOX Indeed, I wrote and said so. But alas! my poor memory was most certainly at fault. Messrs. Bensons replied: ‘Myeeansue 120838, "9HOGUMBOR.LONDONTM }.W.BENSON.L JEWELLERS, GOLDSMITHS, SILVERSMITHS AND WATCH & CLOCK MAKERS, sas 25.O0LD BOND ST pees ~E@ eee * (Steam Factories Luocate Hitt.) SS ESTAOLISHED 1749 g JaA nfl yon Lill reafocbing yun weanend beg tnclore Hlibimenk Levanith, flrm whioh yom will ace tals He LF por kanked be ny teat nh we frm! Popo on acemnt, reumeiimnce J wheh fenped from Orliicn 1986 to Siftimter 1967, and kome…
1912 · PDF PAGE 172
THE EQUINOX And beneath that glorious banner, in its folds of gold and red, I fought on (the lonely battle I) by the body of my dead. And the cowards still hung trembling, and the smoke poured hot and high, The brave black flag of Anarchy, a portent in the skyl Ayl we left the black flag flying, as behoves a man to do, For they were fifteen hundred, and we were only two. And the banner of destruction wraps me round with glory and awe— Here’s a last clip of brave bullets for the bastard hounds of law! And here’s a health to Freedom, and may man defe…
1912 · PDF PAGE 172
THE EQUINOX And beneath that glorious banner, in its folds of gold and red, I fought on (the lonely battle I) by the body of my dead. And the cowards still hung trembling, and the smoke poured hot and high, The brave black flag of Anarchy, a portent in the skyl Ayl we left the black flag flying, as behoves a man to do, For they were fifteen hundred, and we were only two. And the banner of destruction wraps me round with glory and awe— Here’s a last clip of brave bullets for the bastard hounds of law! And here’s a health to Freedom, and may man defe…
1913 · PDF PAGE 184
THE EQUINOX I am stirred to the depths of me when the wind blows The notes of the lyre To me, O lost Rose! My rose of the world, My rose of the mire, With petals soft-curled O’er the heart of desire,— I am he who shall bear thee; who knows not and knows; Whose heart is impearled In the heart of the Rose. By the bow that is bent, By the veil that is torn, By the strength that is spent, By the babe that is born, By the river of starlight that ceaselessly flows By the god’s starlit tent, Oh, I hail thee, my Rose. So day and her lover, And night an…
1913 · PDF PAGE 184
THE EQUINOX I am stirred to the depths of me when the wind blows The notes of the lyre To me, O lost Rose! My rose of the world, My rose of the mire, With petals soft-curled O’er the heart of desire,— I am he who shall bear thee; who knows not and knows; Whose heart is impearled In the heart of the Rose. By the bow that is bent, By the veil that is torn, By the strength that is spent, By the babe that is born, By the river of starlight that ceaselessly flows By the god’s starlit tent, Oh, I hail thee, my Rose. So day and her lover, And night an…
1911 · PDF PAGE 315
…d ON THE LOOSE PLANETARY JOURNEYS AND EARTHLY SKETCHES A ”₪/?”עשעשמedition. P7222 Is. ne! Crown Sva. Pp. 164 May be obtained through THE EQUINox l
1911 · PDF PAGE 315
…d ON THE LOOSE PLANETARY JOURNEYS AND EARTHLY SKETCHES A ”₪/?”עשעשמedition. P7222 Is. ne! Crown Sva. Pp. 164 May be obtained through THE EQUINox l
1913 · PDF PAGE 188
150 THE EQUINOX For that whereof He was wrought Was bound up with the curse Of love. So let him lie with earth above, And earth below. He hath forgotten who was fulfilled of woe. He is buried deep, oh! deep: Leave him alone to sleep. Leave him to sleep alone under the sky; He had one mighty vision, and did die. Now he is dead that dream shall be fulfilled While he doth sleep. For, whilst his song is utterly stilled, His dream doth wake again, And laugh and weep. But he is free, and knoweth no more pain. VII THE SONG Yea! I who have lain dead am…
1913 · PDF PAGE 188
150 THE EQUINOX For that whereof He was wrought Was bound up with the curse Of love. So let him lie with earth above, And earth below. He hath forgotten who was fulfilled of woe. He is buried deep, oh! deep: Leave him alone to sleep. Leave him to sleep alone under the sky; He had one mighty vision, and did die. Now he is dead that dream shall be fulfilled While he doth sleep. For, whilst his song is utterly stilled, His dream doth wake again, And laugh and weep. But he is free, and knoweth no more pain. VII THE SONG Yea! I who have lain dead am…