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THE EQUINOX those qualities of courage, honour, and virtue without which man is not worthy of that name. 15. The O.H.O. is only known to members of the VIII° and IX°. . The National Grand Master General ad vitam is not ap- proachable as such by any person who has not reached the VI°. All communications should be addressed to the Grand Secretary General, and all cheques drawn in favour of the Grand Treasurer General. Issued by Order, SY He ate L. BaTHURST, ore IX° Grand Secretary General. All enquiries should be addressed to The Grand Secretary …
1912 · PDF PAGE 419
NOW READY SIR PALAMEDE THE SARACEN By ALEISTER CROWLEY REPRINTED FROM EQUINOX IV PRICE 5/- ** Much vigorous imaginalion."—nm. . . his genius. be its origin celestial or infernal, is considmbly lo om liking; lie can write angelic poetry :₪1 devilish good prose, a cloud:אסאס ?ס[scholarship?":חותפam the whole, and?;"חטשו now and then by lightning-like?שמחמof mirth and snappiness,"—Eng1iyä Reum. Th: peers impassioned imagination nnd may move unlxammelled throughout {his metrical mmance."?יי -—P1«N1:/ufx' Chm/111'.? LO0K üllï! FUR TIIE FHRTHL'BMING …
1912 · PDF PAGE 419
NOW READY SIR PALAMEDE THE SARACEN By ALEISTER CROWLEY REPRINTED FROM EQUINOX IV PRICE 5/- ** Much vigorous imaginalion."—nm. . . his genius. be its origin celestial or infernal, is considmbly lo om liking; lie can write angelic poetry :₪1 devilish good prose, a cloud:אסאס ?ס[scholarship?":חותפam the whole, and?;"חטשו now and then by lightning-like?שמחמof mirth and snappiness,"—Eng1iyä Reum. Th: peers impassioned imagination nnd may move unlxammelled throughout {his metrical mmance."?יי -—P1«N1:/ufx' Chm/111'.? LO0K üllï! FUR TIIE FHRTHL'BMING …
1913 · PDF PAGE 84
…Binah, is sworn to "interpret every phenomenon as a particular dealing of God with his soul." ^ See the " Interlude " follo\A'ing. ^ See Equinox V, "The Training of the Mind"'; Equinox II, "The Psychology of Hashish"; Equinox VII, "Liber DCCCCXIII."'
1911 · PDF PAGE 2
HAIL MARY BY ALEISTER CROWLEY PRICE ONE SHILLING THE EQUINOX WEILAND AND CO. 3 GREAT JAMES STREET LONDON W.C.
1929 · PDF PAGE 76
in Equinox I, Nos. II and III. It is the formula of the Néophyte Ceremony of G.D. It should be employed in the consécration of the actual weapons usecl by the magician, and may also be used as the first formula of initiation. In the book called Z 21 (Equinox I, III) are given full details of this formula, which cannot be too carefully studied and practised. It is unfortunately, the most complex of ail of them. But this is the fault of the first matter of the work, which is so muddled that many operations are required to unify it. i. Those secti…
1910 · PDF PAGE 10
My obligations are due to the editors of The Equinox, Vanity Fair, Parsifal, and other papers, from which most of these poems are reprinted.
1912 · PDF PAGE 44
THE EQUINOX Over the hills the shadows creep Like dreams across the sleep of lovers ; And through their satiate, golden sleep The shrilling Skylark hovers‘
1912 · PDF PAGE 44
THE EQUINOX Over the hills the shadows creep Like dreams across the sleep of lovers ; And through their satiate, golden sleep The shrilling Skylark hovers‘
1909 · PDF PAGE 407
STOP PRESS Equinox, London Greening Company publishes Sam by Norman Roe Sixpence paper 3/6 buckram Admirable study charming types humanity Warn readers not miss Crowley
1909 · PDF PAGE 407
STOP PRESS Equinox, London Greening Company publishes Sam by Norman Roe Sixpence paper 3/6 buckram Admirable study charming types humanity Warn readers not miss Crowley
1919 · PDF PAGE 14
…LL PERSONS WHOSE WILL IS TO COMMUNICATE WITH THE SHOULD APPLY BY LETTER TO THE CANCELLARIUS OF THE A.’.A.. CARE OF THE PUBLISHERS OF THE Equinox.
1913 · PDF PAGE 139
The Equinox. No. VII. 10s. 6a. net. ‘*For purposes of review, it may be hazarded roundly that the whole of the ‘Equinox’ is a creation of the amazing Mr. Crowley. His antics are as wild as the devil’s, he dances through its pages like a mad magician. Itis asort of enchanted variety entertainment. I must not fail however to draw attention to one of the two fine plays that hap- pen to be written in prose. ‘ The Ghouls’ is possibly the most ghastly death-dance in English literature. If Oscar Wilde had written it (but he could not have) every one w…
1909 · PDF PAGE 72
THE EQUINOX A HALF-YEARLY REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC ILLUMINISM Subscribers: Ten shillings yearly. A limited edition on superior paper with special binding, two guineas yearly. This Review has been founded : (2) As the Official Organ of the A.°. A.°. (6) For publication— (1) of researches on scientific lines into the nature and powers of the human mind; (2) of stories, poems, drawings, whereby, through the medium of art, those truths which are as yet too subtle for scientific analysis may be made known; (3) of the knowledge of methods of research, hi…
1937 · PDF PAGE 8
The Equinox of the Gods introducing A L The Book of the Law with facsimile reproduction All communications respecting the Law to be addressed BM/JPKH London, W.C.I.
1909 · PDF PAGE 226
THE EQUINOX May he be like a lily-white goat Crisp as a thicket of thorns, With a collar of gold for his throat, A scarlet bow for his horns! ELaInE Carr, 216
1909 · PDF PAGE 226
THE EQUINOX May he be like a lily-white goat Crisp as a thicket of thorns, With a collar of gold for his throat, A scarlet bow for his horns! ELaInE Carr, 216
1910 · PDF PAGE 2
Further information may be obtained from THE EQUINOX 124, VICTORIA STREET, S.W. Telephone : 3210 Victoria.] Write, telephone, or call. The offices are open from 9 to 7. Some one is always ready to answer enquiries.
1912 · PDF PAGE 102
THE EQUINOX takes her all her time to manage him and keep the baby out of mischief. Theodore Bugg needs no help of hers in his moral sculpture of the destinies of England. ALEISTER CROWLEY.
1912 · PDF PAGE 102
THE EQUINOX takes her all her time to manage him and keep the baby out of mischief. Theodore Bugg needs no help of hers in his moral sculpture of the destinies of England. ALEISTER CROWLEY.