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Page 3 of 761930 · PDF PAGE 19
… Upper Vayu - The Blue Sankhara. Ruach Point. Circle. 23 nma 0 Riqht Upper Apas - The Silver Vedana. N eshamah Point. Crescent. 31 rrn A Right Lower Agni or Tejas - Sanna. Chiah -r Point. The Red Tri- angle. 32 bis © Left Lower Prithivi - The Rupa. Nephesh Point. Yellow Square. 31 bis rrrm Topmost Akasa — The Virmanam. lechidah Point. Black Egg. TABLE III LXXVII THE PLANETS AND THF.IR NUMBERS LXXXI METALS lxxxiij THE ATTBIBUTION OF THE HEXAGRAM 12 5 8 Mercury. Left Lower Point. 13 ü 9 Silver. Bottom Point. H 9 7 Copper. Right Lower Point. 21 ¥ …
1913 · PDF PAGE 362
…hunders, and affronted every abyss! Intelligence, O Thou, whom we poor sinners have loved to madness, to scandal, to reprobation! Divine right of man, essence and soul of liberty, hail unto thee! For they have pursued thee, in trampling beneath their feet for thee the dearest dreams of their imagination, the best beloved phantoms of their heart ! For thee, they have been repulsed and proscribed, for thee they have suffered prison, nakedness, hunger, thirst, the desertion of those whom they loved, and the dark temptations of despair! Thou wast t…
1913 · PDF PAGE 362
…hunders, and affronted every abyss! Intelligence, O Thou, whom we poor sinners have loved to madness, to scandal, to reprobation! Divine right of man, essence and soul of liberty, hail unto thee! For they have pursued thee, in trampling beneath their feet for thee the dearest dreams of their imagination, the best beloved phantoms of their heart ! For thee, they have been repulsed and proscribed, for thee they have suffered prison, nakedness, hunger, thirst, the desertion of those whom they loved, and the dark temptations of despair! Thou wast t…
1910 · PDF PAGE 129
…ections.§ PHYSICAL WORK. (2) Careful drawings of the Gods in their colours. (6) Figure of Adonai ha Aretz in colour. [See Illustration.] right and left at right angles to the body, in the left hand a gold cup and in right ears of ripe corn. From her shoulders dark spreading wings, »=A deep yellow-green robe, upon the breast of which is a square gold lamen decorated with four scarlet Greek crosses. Round her waist is a broad gold belt upon which in scarlet letters is written the name Yow 77 71 in the letters of the alphabet of Honorius. Her feet…
1910 · PDF PAGE 129
…ections.§ PHYSICAL WORK. (2) Careful drawings of the Gods in their colours. (6) Figure of Adonai ha Aretz in colour. [See Illustration.] right and left at right angles to the body, in the left hand a gold cup and in right ears of ripe corn. From her shoulders dark spreading wings, »=A deep yellow-green robe, upon the breast of which is a square gold lamen decorated with four scarlet Greek crosses. Round her waist is a broad gold belt upon which in scarlet letters is written the name Yow 77 71 in the letters of the alphabet of Honorius. Her feet…
1909 · PDF PAGE 61
…n, a priestess and an harlot. Line 18.—He drives furiously a chariot drawn by two sphinxes. As Levi drew it. Line 20.—Before him goeth upright the Royal Uraus t. LinE 21.—[ fo) , 3 » and 6, or Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas). Line 23.—From a gallows shaped like the letter “1 hangs by one foot a young fair man. His other leg forms a cross with the suspending one. His arms, clasped behind his head, form an upright ZL, and this radiates light. His mouth is resolutely closed. Line 25.—A winged and crowned goddess, with flashing golden belt, stands, and p…
1913 · PDF PAGE 402
… religious dogma? A. Yes; it is a rigorous consequence of a principle. Q. What is this principle? A. Liberty. Q. What is liberty? A. The right to do one’s duty, with the possibility of not doing it. Q. What is failing in one’s duty? A. It involves the loss of one’s right. Now, right being eternal, to lose it is to suffer an eternal loss. Q. Can one repair a fault? a. Yes; by expiation. Q. What is expiation ? A. Working overtime. Thus, because I was lazy yester- day, I had to do a double task to-day. Q. What are we to think of those who impose o…
1913 · PDF PAGE 402
… religious dogma? A. Yes; it is a rigorous consequence of a principle. Q. What is this principle? A. Liberty. Q. What is liberty? A. The right to do one’s duty, with the possibility of not doing it. Q. What is failing in one’s duty? A. It involves the loss of one’s right. Now, right being eternal, to lose it is to suffer an eternal loss. Q. Can one repair a fault? a. Yes; by expiation. Q. What is expiation ? A. Working overtime. Thus, because I was lazy yester- day, I had to do a double task to-day. Q. What are we to think of those who impose o…
1922 · PDF PAGE 351
…d my interest in them. 21. Heroin has removed my desire for liquor. If I must choose, I really think heroin is the better. 22. Man has a right to spiritual ambition. He has evolved to what he is, through making dangerous experiments. Heroin certainly helps me to obtain a new spiritual outlook on the world. I have no right to assume that the ruin of bodily health is injurious ; and ‘‘ whosoever will save his life shall lose it, but whoever loseth his life for My sake shall find it.” 23. So-and-so has taken it for years, and is all right. 24. So-…
1961 · PDF PAGE 142
…, and of Experience, and of Science, adjusting ourselves so far as we may. Here is the Key of Success, and its Name is the Skill to make right Use of Circumstance. This, then is the Virtue of the Mind, to be the Wazir of the Will, a true Counsellor, through Intelligence of the Universe. But o, my Son, do thou lay this Word beneath thine Heart, that the Mind hath no Will, nor Right thereto, so the Usurpation bringeth forth a fatal Conflict in thyself. For the Mind is sensitive, unstable as Air, and may be led foolishly in Leash by a stronger Min…
1913 · PDF PAGE 238
THE EQUINOX The loser has again the right to challenge by putting up the amount of the increased pool, a third card being drawn and the hands finally decided on the above principle. (Example: Deuce of Hearts, Deuce of Spades and Three of Spades beat Deuce of Diamonds, Deuce of Clubs and Ace of Hearts.] The banker's advantage is in getting the first card free, but if he challenge he must put up the amount of the pool. If the player with the lowest card fail to challenge, his right passes to the player with the next lowest card, and so on, till e…
1913 · PDF PAGE 238
THE EQUINOX The loser has again the right to challenge by putting up the amount of the increased pool, a third card being drawn and the hands finally decided on the above principle. (Example: Deuce of Hearts, Deuce of Spades and Three of Spades beat Deuce of Diamonds, Deuce of Clubs and Ace of Hearts.] The banker's advantage is in getting the first card free, but if he challenge he must put up the amount of the pool. If the player with the lowest card fail to challenge, his right passes to the player with the next lowest card, and so on, till e…
1912 · PDF PAGE 38
…cks resting on the heels, toes turned back, back and head straight, hands on thighs. (“ The Dragon.’ ’) _ 3. Stand; hold left ankle with right hand (and alternately practise right ankle in left hand, etc.), free forefinger on lips. (“ The Ibis”) 4. Sit; left heel pressing up anus, right foot poised on its toes, the heel covering the phallus; arms stretched out over the knees: head and back straight. (“The Thunderbolt.”)
1954 · PDF PAGE 62
WHAT IS MAGICK? 29 treatment injures his patient. There may be failure to apply the right kind of force, as when a rustic tries to blowout an electric light. There may be failure to apply the right degree of force, as when a wrestler has his hold broken. There may be failure to apply the force in the right manner, as when one presents a cheque at the wrong window of the Bank. There may be failure to employ the correct medium, as when Leonardo da Vinci found his masterpiece fade away. The force may be applied to an unsuitable object, as when one…
1954 · PDF PAGE 341
49 Thelemic Morality Cara Soror, Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Right glad am I to hear that you have so astutely detected the bulk of my remarks on morals as little better than plain sophistry . "After all," you tell me, "there is for everyone of us an instinct, at least, of what is 'right' and what is wrong." And it is plain enough that you understand the validity of this sense in itself, in its own right, wholly independent of any Codes or systems whatsoever. I seem to have started up this rock chimney with the wrong leg! W…
1916 · PDF PAGE 17
greatest social and international problems are equally deep and dulcet. He would not put anything right. He would gently rearrange things so that they went right of their own accord. Evidences of such proposals are to be found in these amazing letters. Let the reader then consider carefully this matter. Let him understand that in Mr. Stuart we have not merely the wise man, or the strong man, or the good man, but the necessary man. The eyes are clear, the heart is pure, and the hand works in entire harmony with them. When the anarchy which exist…
1929 · PDF PAGE 20
… understand the case; as when a doctor makes a wrong diagnosis, and his treatment injures his patient. There may be failure to apply the right kind of force, as when a rustic tries to blow out an electric light. There may be failure to apply the right degree of force, as when a wrestler has his hold broken. There may be failure to apply the force in the right manner, as when one présents a chèque at the wrong window of the Bank. There may be failure to employ the correct medium, as when Leonardo da Vinci found his masterpiece fade away. The for…
1930 · PDF PAGE 82
The Pentagrams of Earth Name: A D N I (Adonai). The Sign of 1°— 10n. Advance the right foot, stretch out the liglit hand upwards and forwards, the left hand downwards and backwards, the palms open. (The Gi a de of 1 °= 10^ îs particularly attributed to the element of Earth, See "777” lines 10 and 32 bis). The Tesser Rituel of the H exegratfi. This 1 itual is to be performed after the “Lesser Ritual of the Pentagram”. (I) . Stand upright, feet together, left arm at side, right across body, holding Wand or other weapon upright in the médian line.…
1905 · PDF PAGE 152
… I47 Yet little is this fragrance found of Taggara and Sandal wood : Mounts to the Gods, the highest, the scent of those whose deeds are right and good. Perfect in virtue, living lives of Earnestness, Right Know- ledge hath Brought into liberty their minds, that Mara findeth not their path. As on a heap of rubbish thrown by the wayside the Lotus flower Will bloom sweet scented, delicate and excellent to think upon. So ’mid the slothful worthless ones, the Walkers in Delusion’s power, In glory of Wisdom, light of Buddha forth hath the True Disci…
1909 · PDF PAGE 34
…e Hexagram. Eightfold Path. Spirits. Left Lower Point. Samma Vaca . Mercury . Ophiel . 12 Bottom Point . Samma Sankappo Silver . Phul 13 Right Lower Point . Samma Kammanto . | Copper Hagith. 14 Right Upper Point . Samma Ajivo . Tin. Bethor. 21 Left Upper Point . Samma Vayamo . Iron Phaleg . 27 Centre Point Samma Samadhi . Gold Och. 30 Top Point . Samma_ Sati andj Lead . Arathron . 32 Samaditthi XC. LXXXIX.* LXXXVIII. ‘Tevelves ia tho balaces The Revolution of TN Translation of Col. LXXXVII. of Yetzirah. in Briah. 0 IN » TIN 1 95 . - MN 7| Palat…