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THE EQUINOX Liser CCCXXXIII.—T7%e Book of Lies falsely so-callea. This book deals with many matters on all planes of the very highest importance. It is an official publication for Babes of the Abyss, but is recommended even to beginners as highly suggestive. Its Chapters XXV, XXXVI and XLIV are in Class D. Liser CCCXXXV.—Aadonis. This gives an account in poetic language of the struggle of the human and divine elements in the consciousness of man, giving their harmony following upon the victory of the latter. Liper CDLXXIV.—Liber Os Abysmi Vel D…
1913 · PDF PAGE 90
THE EQUINOX Liser CCCXXXIII.—T7%e Book of Lies falsely so-callea. This book deals with many matters on all planes of the very highest importance. It is an official publication for Babes of the Abyss, but is recommended even to beginners as highly suggestive. Its Chapters XXV, XXXVI and XLIV are in Class D. Liser CCCXXXV.—Aadonis. This gives an account in poetic language of the struggle of the human and divine elements in the consciousness of man, giving their harmony following upon the victory of the latter. Liper CDLXXIV.—Liber Os Abysmi Vel D…
1919 · PDF PAGE 212
THE EQUINOX 15. The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Masonry (33 degrees). 16. The Swedenborgian Rite of Masonry. 17. The Order of the Martinists. 18. The Order of the Sat Bhai, and many other orders of equal merit, if of less fame. It does not include the A..A.., with which august body it is, however, in close alliance. It does not in any way infringe the just privileges of duly authorized Masonic Bodies. 2. The dispersion of the original secret wisdom having led to confusion, it was determined by the Chiefs of all these Orders to recombi…
1913 · PDF PAGE 102
ARAB. JULIAN. THE EQUINOX The sign is strict, averred. Hast thou the holy word? [Whispered] The word is rightly spoken. Hast thou the secret token? [Given, each extend- ing the forefinger and striking tt against that of the other.| The token is in order. Pass to my brother warder ! [They pass over to JULIAN. I am the camel brother of your priest, And we are come from north and south and east To build your God a new and nobler shrine. Give me the sign. [Done, each striking his breast Jive times with clenched hand] The sign is strict, averred. Ha…
1913 · PDF PAGE 135
…zed in the thorough establishment of his system of Scientific Illuminism or Sceptical Theurgy through the publication of Number I of the Equinox; Second (October 27), he accomplished his purely human duty without which he had no right to become Sannyasin ; Third (April), another purely human side of his life reached a proper climax ; Fourth (December), he was relieved of his last human responsibility ; Fifth(June), he was brought back completely, in full freedom, into the work laid down in Liber Legis. All these things were doubtless necessary …
1913 · PDF PAGE 102
ARAB. JULIAN. THE EQUINOX The sign is strict, averred. Hast thou the holy word? [Whispered] The word is rightly spoken. Hast thou the secret token? [Given, each extend- ing the forefinger and striking tt against that of the other.| The token is in order. Pass to my brother warder ! [They pass over to JULIAN. I am the camel brother of your priest, And we are come from north and south and east To build your God a new and nobler shrine. Give me the sign. [Done, each striking his breast Jive times with clenched hand] The sign is strict, averred. Ha…
1913 · PDF PAGE 135
…zed in the thorough establishment of his system of Scientific Illuminism or Sceptical Theurgy through the publication of Number I of the Equinox; Second (October 27), he accomplished his purely human duty without which he had no right to become Sannyasin ; Third (April), another purely human side of his life reached a proper climax ; Fourth (December), he was relieved of his last human responsibility ; Fifth(June), he was brought back completely, in full freedom, into the work laid down in Liber Legis. All these things were doubtless necessary …
1919 · PDF PAGE 204
192 THE EQUINOX Of ever deeper silences, Eons and zons and zeons Of lampless empyréans Darker and deeper and holier, caves Of night unstirred by wind, great graves Of all that is or could ever be In Time or Eternity. Drawn, drawn, inevitably spanned, Tirelessly drawn by some strange hand, Drawn inward in some sense unkenned Beyond all to an appointed end, No end foreseen or hoped, drawn still Beyond word or will Into Itself, drawn subtly, deep Through the dreamless deaths whose shadow is sleep, Drawn, as dawn shows, to the inmost divine, To the…
1954 · PDF PAGE 558
…ans, lamens and pent: cointidence; etc., etc. Magick Without Tears is the Coming soon from Falcon Pr: compilation of Crowley's m: volume Equinox; The Law the moss definitive comment ing the creative work of th than a personal encyclopedia of mag-_ rience and explained in unguarded to use it asa tool rather than merely a tymology and its philosophy; —white, black, and yellow—their ts for meditation and astral projec- the impor- es; how to distinguish prophecy from | of four volumes of Crowley's work. ‘h first appeared in the 11 The Book of the L…
1909 · PDF PAGE 14
THE EQUINOX 6. We are Philanthropists, ever eagerly transmitting our knowledge of those facts to others. 7. Further, we are Syncretists, taking truth from all systems, ancient and modern; and Eclectics, ruthlessly dis- carding the inessential factors in any one system, however perfect. IV 1. Faith, Life, Philosophy have failed. 2. Science is already established. 3. Mysticism, being based on pure experience, is always a vital force; but owing to the lack of trained observation, has always been a massof error. Spiritual Experience, interpreted in…
1909 · PDF PAGE 14
THE EQUINOX 6. We are Philanthropists, ever eagerly transmitting our knowledge of those facts to others. 7. Further, we are Syncretists, taking truth from all systems, ancient and modern; and Eclectics, ruthlessly dis- carding the inessential factors in any one system, however perfect. IV 1. Faith, Life, Philosophy have failed. 2. Science is already established. 3. Mysticism, being based on pure experience, is always a vital force; but owing to the lack of trained observation, has always been a massof error. Spiritual Experience, interpreted in…
1911 · PDF PAGE 160
THE EQUINOX The spirit sleeps; the Rose of the world is buried Under the soil of every star that glows, A hanging lamp, under the firmament. There shall be no more roses, no more roses, Until the spring of the stars shall fall on the world, Then shall be light again, Ο secret Rose, And thou shalt be born anew, with radiant star-light For dew, and all thy petals shall be dreams Crystallised of the gods who swing the chains Of the worlds in space ; and at the heart of thee Shall be the secret knowledge, the sacred word, The logos of the throbbing …
1911 · PDF PAGE 160
THE EQUINOX The spirit sleeps; the Rose of the world is buried Under the soil of every star that glows, A hanging lamp, under the firmament. There shall be no more roses, no more roses, Until the spring of the stars shall fall on the world, Then shall be light again, Ο secret Rose, And thou shalt be born anew, with radiant star-light For dew, and all thy petals shall be dreams Crystallised of the gods who swing the chains Of the worlds in space ; and at the heart of thee Shall be the secret knowledge, the sacred word, The logos of the throbbing …
1913 · PDF PAGE 104
THE EQUINOX Chorus (Without). As it was spoken of the earth, And as the ocean witnesseth, That which the winter brought to birth Finds in the spring its death. Now that the word is come to pass That bone is dust and flesh is grass, Let us mix our acclamations Ofjubilance and lamentations! Are not good and evil one Before the challenge of the sun? Shall necessity relax The brazen fury of her features, And her steel scimitar turn to wax For the complaining of her creatures? The Lord is slain; let us lament The Word made void, the Work in vain. Fu…
1913 · PDF PAGE 182
144 THE EQUINOX Thou art too pure to love, too sweet to know, Too fair to bear unsullied through the world, Where love is blind with lust, and hate grows strong On thine immortal song; Nor do the world’s winds blow Abroad the forbidden word, in thee, in thee impearled. My Rose! my Rose! my Rose! my ensanguined Rose, Blood o’ the heart of the love transcending life, Than death more cool, more eloquent, more still : There is moonlight on the hill, But thou art gone, as goes The promised joy of thee, the world’s still-virgin wife. They spurn thee …
1913 · PDF PAGE 246
THE EQUINOX Mine awful Destiny :— “To watch for ever. For ever watch, nor see the blind endeavour Of battling with the soul that wills Eclipse. “ Ever to know. And yet to know not ever The thing that irks thee most, how to dissever Thy Self from the blind wraith that watches thee. “The deed undone, that is before thee ever ! There is No Tig, thou canst forget it never, The Thing Undone is as the Thing Before. An endless chain, they stretch before thee, ever Mocking thy soul with purblind hopes that shiver As salt sea-spray on ice-bound rocks be…
1913 · PDF PAGE 104
THE EQUINOX Chorus (Without). As it was spoken of the earth, And as the ocean witnesseth, That which the winter brought to birth Finds in the spring its death. Now that the word is come to pass That bone is dust and flesh is grass, Let us mix our acclamations Ofjubilance and lamentations! Are not good and evil one Before the challenge of the sun? Shall necessity relax The brazen fury of her features, And her steel scimitar turn to wax For the complaining of her creatures? The Lord is slain; let us lament The Word made void, the Work in vain. Fu…
1913 · PDF PAGE 182
144 THE EQUINOX Thou art too pure to love, too sweet to know, Too fair to bear unsullied through the world, Where love is blind with lust, and hate grows strong On thine immortal song; Nor do the world’s winds blow Abroad the forbidden word, in thee, in thee impearled. My Rose! my Rose! my Rose! my ensanguined Rose, Blood o’ the heart of the love transcending life, Than death more cool, more eloquent, more still : There is moonlight on the hill, But thou art gone, as goes The promised joy of thee, the world’s still-virgin wife. They spurn thee …
1913 · PDF PAGE 246
THE EQUINOX Mine awful Destiny :— “To watch for ever. For ever watch, nor see the blind endeavour Of battling with the soul that wills Eclipse. “ Ever to know. And yet to know not ever The thing that irks thee most, how to dissever Thy Self from the blind wraith that watches thee. “The deed undone, that is before thee ever ! There is No Tig, thou canst forget it never, The Thing Undone is as the Thing Before. An endless chain, they stretch before thee, ever Mocking thy soul with purblind hopes that shiver As salt sea-spray on ice-bound rocks be…
1919 · PDF PAGE 26
THE EQUINOX TanNnHAUSER, by A. Crowley. An allegorical drama concerning the Progress of the Soul; the Tannhauser story slightly remodelled. THe Upanisuaps. (S. B. E. Series.) The Classical Basis of Vedantism, the best-known form of Hindu Mysti- cism. Tue Buacavap-Gita. A dialogue in which Krishna, the Hindu “Christ,” expounds a system of Attainment. THE VOICE OF THE SILENCE: by H. P. Blavatsky, with an elaborate commentary by Frater O.M. Tue Goetia. The most intelligible of the medizeval rituals of Evocation. Contains also the favorite Invocati…