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Page 23 of 1191913 · PDF PAGE 288
THE EQUINOX “ Sacro-sainte ”—“ Sacred and saintly.” “ Auriculaire ”—“ Index.” “N’avez vous pas obtenu tout ce que vous demandiez, et plus que vous ne demandiez, car vous ne m’aviez pas parlé dargent?”—‘“ Have you not had all and more than you wanted, and there has been no question of remuneration?” (This mistranslation makes nonsense of the whole passage.) “Eliphas n’était pas a la question”’—‘Eliphas was not under cross-examination.” “ Mauvais plaisant ”—“ Vicious jester.” “Si vous n’aviez pas . . . vous deviendriez”—“If you have not . . . you…
1913 · PDF PAGE 288
THE EQUINOX “ Sacro-sainte ”—“ Sacred and saintly.” “ Auriculaire ”—“ Index.” “N’avez vous pas obtenu tout ce que vous demandiez, et plus que vous ne demandiez, car vous ne m’aviez pas parlé dargent?”—‘“ Have you not had all and more than you wanted, and there has been no question of remuneration?” (This mistranslation makes nonsense of the whole passage.) “Eliphas n’était pas a la question”’—‘Eliphas was not under cross-examination.” “ Mauvais plaisant ”—“ Vicious jester.” “Si vous n’aviez pas . . . vous deviendriez”—“If you have not . . . you…
1909 · PDF PAGE 218
THE EQUINOX We have tried to bind him with song and with old customs, but they only held him for a little while, and he has always smitten us and mocked us. When he is blind he shall dance to us and make sport. Great clumsy Time shall stumble and dance, who liked to kill little children and can hurt even the daisies no longer. Then shall our children laugh at him who slew Babylon’s winged bulls and smote great numbers of the elves and fairies, when he is shorn of his hours and his years. We will shut him up in the Pyramid of Cheops, in the grea…
1909 · PDF PAGE 218
THE EQUINOX We have tried to bind him with song and with old customs, but they only held him for a little while, and he has always smitten us and mocked us. When he is blind he shall dance to us and make sport. Great clumsy Time shall stumble and dance, who liked to kill little children and can hurt even the daisies no longer. Then shall our children laugh at him who slew Babylon’s winged bulls and smote great numbers of the elves and fairies, when he is shorn of his hours and his years. We will shut him up in the Pyramid of Cheops, in the grea…
1911 · PDF PAGE 90
THE EQUINOX little one, star of the night, beautiful young moon over the sand—dunes [He Clasps her in his arms. LAYLAH [tone/255131]. Victory! Ay, victory is sweet. We shall feast to—night. [She shudders. SAID OMAR [seeing that all is not well]. What is it? What is it? LAYLAH. Ι have had evil dreams. SAID OMAR [to his men]. On to the houses! We must feast; we must sleepi [He takes LAYLAH on his sadai/ehem] You must sleep, whisper of the west wind! LAYLAH. I shall have evil dreams. SAID OMAR. No! you shall not sleep to—night, white fairy of Para…
1911 · PDF PAGE 90
THE EQUINOX little one, star of the night, beautiful young moon over the sand—dunes [He Clasps her in his arms. LAYLAH [tone/255131]. Victory! Ay, victory is sweet. We shall feast to—night. [She shudders. SAID OMAR [seeing that all is not well]. What is it? What is it? LAYLAH. Ι have had evil dreams. SAID OMAR [to his men]. On to the houses! We must feast; we must sleepi [He takes LAYLAH on his sadai/ehem] You must sleep, whisper of the west wind! LAYLAH. I shall have evil dreams. SAID OMAR. No! you shall not sleep to—night, white fairy of Para…
1913 · PDF PAGE 92
THE EQUINOX Liper CLXXXV.—Liber Collegii Sancti. Being the tasks of the Grades and their Oaths proper to Liber XIII. This is the official Paper of the various grades. It includes the Task and Oath of a Probationer. Lier CC.—Resh Vel Helios. An instruction for adorations of the Sun four times daily, with the object of composing the mind to meditation and of regularizing the practices. Liper CCVI.—Liber R V Vel Spiritus. Full instruction in Pranayama. Liser CCCLXI.—Liber H H H. Gives three methods of attainment through a willed series of thoughts…
1913 · PDF PAGE 92
THE EQUINOX Liper CLXXXV.—Liber Collegii Sancti. Being the tasks of the Grades and their Oaths proper to Liber XIII. This is the official Paper of the various grades. It includes the Task and Oath of a Probationer. Lier CC.—Resh Vel Helios. An instruction for adorations of the Sun four times daily, with the object of composing the mind to meditation and of regularizing the practices. Liper CCVI.—Liber R V Vel Spiritus. Full instruction in Pranayama. Liser CCCLXI.—Liber H H H. Gives three methods of attainment through a willed series of thoughts…
1912 · PDF PAGE 82
4o OLYMPAS. THE EQUINOX There's no such doom in Destiny‘s Harvest of horror. The white fount Of speech is stifled at its source. Know, the sane spirit keeps its course By this, that everything it thinks Hath causal or contingent links. Destroy them, and destroy the mind! Ο bestial, bottomless, and blind Black pit of all insanity! The adept must make his way to thee] This is the end of all our pain, The dissolution of the brain I For 101 in this no mortar sticks ; Down comes the house~a hail of bricks! The sense of all I hear is drowned ; Tap, ta…
1912 · PDF PAGE 152
THE EQUINOX pleasant deliverers, that you may praise him among the sons of men 1 [Invokesz hcoma; the whole tablet of Water. The Angle of V of V. The Queen of the Thrones of Water] THE OPENING OF THE TEMPLE IN THE GRADE OF 10:10D GIVE the Sign of the God SET fighting. Purify with Fire and Water, and announce “The Temple is cleansed." [Knock] Let us adore the Lord and King of Earth ! Adonai ha Aretz, Adonai Melekh, unto Thee be the King4 dom, the Sceptre, and the Splendour: Malkuth, Geburah, Gedulah, The Rose of Sharon and the Lily of the Valley,…
1912 · PDF PAGE 236
THE EQUINOX Permanent and lasting success and happiness, because inspired from above Not so sensual as the "Lord of Material Happiness," yet almost more truly happy Pleasure, dissipa— tion, debauchery, quietness, peacemaking. Kindness, pity, generosity, wantonness, waste, etc., according to dignity. Malkuth of( ?הMatter settled : complete good fortune). Herein the Great Angels?הילשעand?לאהימrule. [This is not such a good card as stated, It represents boredom, and quarrelling arising therefrom; disgust springing from too great luxury. In particu…
1912 · PDF PAGE 82
4o OLYMPAS. THE EQUINOX There's no such doom in Destiny‘s Harvest of horror. The white fount Of speech is stifled at its source. Know, the sane spirit keeps its course By this, that everything it thinks Hath causal or contingent links. Destroy them, and destroy the mind! Ο bestial, bottomless, and blind Black pit of all insanity! The adept must make his way to thee] This is the end of all our pain, The dissolution of the brain I For 101 in this no mortar sticks ; Down comes the house~a hail of bricks! The sense of all I hear is drowned ; Tap, ta…
1912 · PDF PAGE 152
THE EQUINOX pleasant deliverers, that you may praise him among the sons of men 1 [Invokesz hcoma; the whole tablet of Water. The Angle of V of V. The Queen of the Thrones of Water] THE OPENING OF THE TEMPLE IN THE GRADE OF 10:10D GIVE the Sign of the God SET fighting. Purify with Fire and Water, and announce “The Temple is cleansed." [Knock] Let us adore the Lord and King of Earth ! Adonai ha Aretz, Adonai Melekh, unto Thee be the King4 dom, the Sceptre, and the Splendour: Malkuth, Geburah, Gedulah, The Rose of Sharon and the Lily of the Valley,…
1912 · PDF PAGE 236
THE EQUINOX Permanent and lasting success and happiness, because inspired from above Not so sensual as the "Lord of Material Happiness," yet almost more truly happy Pleasure, dissipa— tion, debauchery, quietness, peacemaking. Kindness, pity, generosity, wantonness, waste, etc., according to dignity. Malkuth of( ?הMatter settled : complete good fortune). Herein the Great Angels?הילשעand?לאהימrule. [This is not such a good card as stated, It represents boredom, and quarrelling arising therefrom; disgust springing from too great luxury. In particu…
1913 · PDF PAGE 88
THE EQUINOX Liper LXXXIV.—Vel CHANOKH. A brief abstraction of the Symbolic representation of the Universe derived by Dr. John Dee through the Scrying of Sir Edward Kelly. Its publication is at present incomplete. Liper XCVI.—Liber Gatas. A Handbook of Geomancy. Gives a simple and fairly satisfactory system of Geomancy. Liser D.—Liber Sepher Sephiroth. A dictionary of Hebrew words arranged according to their numerical value. LiperR DXXXVI.—BATPAXO®PENOBOOKOSMOMAXIA. An instruction in expansion of the field of the mind. Liner DCCLXXVII.—Vel Prole…
1913 · PDF PAGE 88
THE EQUINOX Liper LXXXIV.—Vel CHANOKH. A brief abstraction of the Symbolic representation of the Universe derived by Dr. John Dee through the Scrying of Sir Edward Kelly. Its publication is at present incomplete. Liper XCVI.—Liber Gatas. A Handbook of Geomancy. Gives a simple and fairly satisfactory system of Geomancy. Liser D.—Liber Sepher Sephiroth. A dictionary of Hebrew words arranged according to their numerical value. LiperR DXXXVI.—BATPAXO®PENOBOOKOSMOMAXIA. An instruction in expansion of the field of the mind. Liner DCCLXXVII.—Vel Prole…
1919 · PDF PAGE 202
190 THE EQUINOX Widowed of its undying Lord, Its bowl of silver broke, its cord Of gold unloosed, its shining ladders Thrown down, its ears more deaf than adders, Its windows blind, its music stopped, From its place in Heaven dropped, From its starry throne was hurled Beyond the pillars of the world— Borne from the byss of light To the Dark Night! The moon had sunk behind the tower When, for a moment, by the power Of nature, as even the eagle’s eye Turns wearied from the sun, did I Fall from the conning-crag, that springs Above the Universe of …
1913 · PDF PAGE 142
102 THE EQUINOX Lilies in the water lapped, Sunbeams in the branches trapped-— Windless and eternal even | Silenced all the birds of heaven By the low insistent call Of the constant waterfall! There, to such a setting be Its carven gem of deity, A central flawless fire, enthralled Like Truth within an emerald ! Thou shalt have a birchen bark On the river in the dark: And at the midnight thou shalt go To the mid-stream’s smoothest flow, And strike upon a golden bell The spirit’s call; then say the spell: “ Angel, mine angel, draw thee nigh!” Mak…
1913 · PDF PAGE 142
102 THE EQUINOX Lilies in the water lapped, Sunbeams in the branches trapped-— Windless and eternal even | Silenced all the birds of heaven By the low insistent call Of the constant waterfall! There, to such a setting be Its carven gem of deity, A central flawless fire, enthralled Like Truth within an emerald ! Thou shalt have a birchen bark On the river in the dark: And at the midnight thou shalt go To the mid-stream’s smoothest flow, And strike upon a golden bell The spirit’s call; then say the spell: “ Angel, mine angel, draw thee nigh!” Mak…
1909 · PDF PAGE 144
134 THE EQUINOX IX Laughing eyes and clear brown skin, And dark locks rippling wide, Where the sunbeams play and the eddies spin I saw my face in the tide, But I knew the trick Narcissus had done, So I shook back my hair to stare at the sun ; My slim brown body I’d keep within The shade of the green hillside. x I found the groves of Pan; I came At length to a daisied field, And the sun shone out with his yellow flame That makes the harvest yield. Yellow and purple are corn and grape, But scarlet the god when he takes his shape At the sound of t…