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THE EQUINOX charity, has breathed upon this dust; and all that which was dead has taken life again so really that one recognizes no more yesterday’s corpses in these living creatures of to-day. And why should one recognize them, since the world is renewed, since St. Paul burned at Ephesus the books of the hierophants? Was then St. Paul a barbarian, and was he committing a crime against science? No, but he burned the winding-sheets of the resuscitated that they might forget death. Why, then, do we to-day recall the qabalistic origins of dogma? W…
1913 · PDF PAGE 374
THE EQUINOX charity, has breathed upon this dust; and all that which was dead has taken life again so really that one recognizes no more yesterday’s corpses in these living creatures of to-day. And why should one recognize them, since the world is renewed, since St. Paul burned at Ephesus the books of the hierophants? Was then St. Paul a barbarian, and was he committing a crime against science? No, but he burned the winding-sheets of the resuscitated that they might forget death. Why, then, do we to-day recall the qabalistic origins of dogma? W…
1912 · PDF PAGE 88
THE EQUINOX the consciousness behind thoughts. Thus, when the consciousness realizes that ‘I am apart from my thoughts,‘ that thought itself is pictorially shown as a thought." This seems to mean that he again got Atmadarshana; his complaint was the inability to pass beyond. He adds “to this consciousness all thoughts are alike; it would never trouble to command them.” [a' est, it is the Peace of the Universe, the Impersonal Absolute. He was That. Note that he got this without any Ritual to speak of; an enormous advance in power of meditation. …
1912 · PDF PAGE 88
THE EQUINOX the consciousness behind thoughts. Thus, when the consciousness realizes that ‘I am apart from my thoughts,‘ that thought itself is pictorially shown as a thought." This seems to mean that he again got Atmadarshana; his complaint was the inability to pass beyond. He adds “to this consciousness all thoughts are alike; it would never trouble to command them.” [a' est, it is the Peace of the Universe, the Impersonal Absolute. He was That. Note that he got this without any Ritual to speak of; an enormous advance in power of meditation. …
1913 · PDF PAGE 180
142 THE EQUINOX Of twilight’s dim remembered dreams Seen through a tremulous veil : who deems The past is dead—let London lights Mingle with London’s autumn nights! . . . The dull-red gleams of burnished fire, The wind-harp songs of old desire, Lost, pallid, steal through Autumn’s veils, The unsung songs, forgotten tales. . . . Autumn in London, young and bare, Autumn in London, gray and fair. . . . Through hazes of the times of eld Through mazes of the world compelled By the magic of the memory Of the love born by a sunlit sea— Through the gra…
1913 · PDF PAGE 180
142 THE EQUINOX Of twilight’s dim remembered dreams Seen through a tremulous veil : who deems The past is dead—let London lights Mingle with London’s autumn nights! . . . The dull-red gleams of burnished fire, The wind-harp songs of old desire, Lost, pallid, steal through Autumn’s veils, The unsung songs, forgotten tales. . . . Autumn in London, young and bare, Autumn in London, gray and fair. . . . Through hazes of the times of eld Through mazes of the world compelled By the magic of the memory Of the love born by a sunlit sea— Through the gra…
1919 · PDF PAGE 280
THE EQUINOX Appear, most awful and most mild, As it is lawful, to thy child! Tue Corvus. For of the Father and the Son The Holy Spirit is the norm; Male-female, quintessential, one, Man-being veiled in woman-form. Glory and worship in the highest, Thou Dove, mankind that deifiest, Being that race, most royally run To spring sunshine through winter storm. Glory and worship be to Thee, Sap of the world-ash, wonder-tree! First SeMicHorus. Men. Glory to thee from gilded tomb! SECOND SEMICHoRUS. WoMEN. Glory to thee from wait- ing womb! Men. Glory t…
1912 · PDF PAGE 76
Aug. ιο᾿ ,, 25᾽ . Reobligated, though ill. ,, 16. ,, Ι7᾿ 18. ΤΗΕ EQUINOX N.B.——To look expectantly always, as if He would instantly appear. In Sign of Osiris Slain; cut cross and circle as before, renewing vows. Twenty-eight mins. Got the Threshold—the awful doubt whether one shouldn’t walk away and throw up the whole thing—presented first as a temptation, then as a doubt. Wherefore the cry, " Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani.” But got no further—save from a sense of dew distilling from the Eye in the Triangle by the Ray. Am still very much below par.…
1912 · PDF PAGE 76
Aug. ιο᾿ ,, 25᾽ . Reobligated, though ill. ,, 16. ,, Ι7᾿ 18. ΤΗΕ EQUINOX N.B.——To look expectantly always, as if He would instantly appear. In Sign of Osiris Slain; cut cross and circle as before, renewing vows. Twenty-eight mins. Got the Threshold—the awful doubt whether one shouldn’t walk away and throw up the whole thing—presented first as a temptation, then as a doubt. Wherefore the cry, " Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani.” But got no further—save from a sense of dew distilling from the Eye in the Triangle by the Ray. Am still very much below par.…
1913 · PDF PAGE 26
THE EQUINOX The Most Illustrious Sovereign Grand Master General then opened the Convocation as a Supreme Grand Council of Sovereign Grand Inspectors General of 33° and last degree of the Antient and Accepted Scottish Rite, and he was duly elected Most Puissant Sovereign Grand Commander. He then opened the meeting as an Absolute Grand Sovereign of the go° and last degree of the Oriental Rite of Mizraim, and was duly elected as its Patriarch. The Sovereign Grand Master returned thanks in an eloquent speech for his election, and conferred the degr…
1913 · PDF PAGE 26
THE EQUINOX The Most Illustrious Sovereign Grand Master General then opened the Convocation as a Supreme Grand Council of Sovereign Grand Inspectors General of 33° and last degree of the Antient and Accepted Scottish Rite, and he was duly elected Most Puissant Sovereign Grand Commander. He then opened the meeting as an Absolute Grand Sovereign of the go° and last degree of the Oriental Rite of Mizraim, and was duly elected as its Patriarch. The Sovereign Grand Master returned thanks in an eloquent speech for his election, and conferred the degr…
1913 · PDF PAGE 318
THE EQUINOX but I will to become mother, and my son will teach you to love me.” O Eve! Salutation and adoration in thy fall! O Mary! Blessings and adoration in thy sufferings and in thy glory! Crucified and holy one who didst survive thy God that thou mightst bury thy son, be thou for us the final word of the divine revelation! Moses called God “Lord”; Jesus called Him “My Father,” and we, thinking of thee, may say to Providence, “You are our mother.” Children of woman, let us forgive fallen woman! Children of woman, let us adore regenerate wom…
1913 · PDF PAGE 318
THE EQUINOX but I will to become mother, and my son will teach you to love me.” O Eve! Salutation and adoration in thy fall! O Mary! Blessings and adoration in thy sufferings and in thy glory! Crucified and holy one who didst survive thy God that thou mightst bury thy son, be thou for us the final word of the divine revelation! Moses called God “Lord”; Jesus called Him “My Father,” and we, thinking of thee, may say to Providence, “You are our mother.” Children of woman, let us forgive fallen woman! Children of woman, let us adore regenerate wom…
1944 · PDF PAGE 9
…ers to carry out Their sublime plan, he began to prepare the way for the establishment of the New Aeon, as They instructed him. (See The Equinox of the Gods for a very full and de‐ tailed account of this, the most important event in his career). He accordingly published the previously secret attributions of the Tarot in the Book 777
1912 · PDF PAGE 156
THE EQUINOX THE SIXTH KEY THE Spirits of the fourth angle are Nine, Mighty in the Firmarnent of Waters: whom the First hath planted, a torment to the wicked and a garland to the righteous: giving unto them fiery darts to vanne the earth, and 7699 continual workmen, whose courses visit with comfort the earth ; and are in government and continuance as the Second and the Third—- Therefore hearken unto my voice! I have talked of you, and I move you in power and presence, whose works shall be a song of honour, and the praise of your God in your Creat…
1912 · PDF PAGE 156
THE EQUINOX THE SIXTH KEY THE Spirits of the fourth angle are Nine, Mighty in the Firmarnent of Waters: whom the First hath planted, a torment to the wicked and a garland to the righteous: giving unto them fiery darts to vanne the earth, and 7699 continual workmen, whose courses visit with comfort the earth ; and are in government and continuance as the Second and the Third—- Therefore hearken unto my voice! I have talked of you, and I move you in power and presence, whose works shall be a song of honour, and the praise of your God in your Creat…
1909 · PDF PAGE 8
THE EQUINOX ATTRIBUTIONS OF GEOMANTIC FIGURES TO PLANETS, &c.—continued —| Sten | Er. |O2O) sex Name anp MEaninc Genus Rover — |Pcaner| rl wlal: | F Cauda Draconis Zazeland | Zazeland |p g o ‘The threshold lower, or going out} Bartzabel_ | Bartzabel ul Qig| ce | M. Caput Draconis Hismael and | Hismael and | y @ : ‘The Head, the threshold entering| Kedemel | Kedemel the upper threshold | glial 2 |M Fortuna Minor. Verchiel Sorath | © Be Lesser fortune, lesser aid, safes guard going out 6) os |v]: |e Via Muriel | Chashmodai |p i Way, journey CHAPT…
1912 · PDF PAGE 204
THE EQUINOX tiger‘s head, and the same symbol forms the buckle of her scale-mail buskins. A mantle lined with tiger’s skin falls back from her shoulders. Her right hand rests on a small golden or brazen altar ornamented with rams’ heads and with Flames of Fire leaping from it Her left hand leans on a long and heavy club, swelling at the lower end, where the sigil is placed; and it has flames of fire leaping from it the whole way down; but the flames are ascending This club or torch is much longer than that carried by the King or Queen Beneath her …
1912 · PDF PAGE 264
THE EQUINOX BUN. Νο᾽fra’ Lunnon, Elder. It’s main impawsiblel EEL. Waurl BONES. It canna be ! It canna be I EEL. Waur, Far waur! TONGS. Hoots! but we maun ha’ fallen into terrible sin. BONES. Fra‘ whaur? In the Lord‘s name, mon, tell. We're fair distrachit. EEL. Fra’ Pairisss! GRAB. Fra’ the Hame o’ the De'il! BONES. Fra’ Hell! Fra‘ the Bottomless Pit! CHIPS. The ’Hoor 0' Babylon! The Scarlet Wumman that rideth on the Beast wi’ Seven Heads ! TONGS. Fra’ the very hairt 0' a' sculduddery an’ wicked- ness 1 BUN. O Lord! ha’ mercy upon us ! EEL. In…
1912 · PDF PAGE 204
THE EQUINOX tiger‘s head, and the same symbol forms the buckle of her scale-mail buskins. A mantle lined with tiger’s skin falls back from her shoulders. Her right hand rests on a small golden or brazen altar ornamented with rams’ heads and with Flames of Fire leaping from it Her left hand leans on a long and heavy club, swelling at the lower end, where the sigil is placed; and it has flames of fire leaping from it the whole way down; but the flames are ascending This club or torch is much longer than that carried by the King or Queen Beneath her …