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1912 · PDF PAGE 347

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII)

…ce of {ζ?לאיבךן Currus ; Vehiculum;?הבכרמ Thronus Nasireeus?ריזנ 268 Stories o( the slingיננא ?עלקה 1r 269 By-ways?ןיהרא ןב הור נאFather—Spirit—Son? Angel of Binah of Briah?לאיבורנ 27o Levers, bars?ם`ה`רב 1.111%] Initialsof; Jesus?:יברבנבי Nazaraeus Rex Judaeorum ; Igni Natura Renovate In— tegra; Intra Nobis Regnum deI; Isis Naturae Regina

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1912 · PDF PAGE 347

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VIII)

…ce of {ζ?לאיבךן Currus ; Vehiculum;?הבכרמ Thronus Nasireeus?ריזנ 268 Stories o( the slingיננא ?עלקה 1r 269 By-ways?ןיהרא ןב הור נאFather—Spirit—Son? Angel of Binah of Briah?לאיבורנ 27o Levers, bars?ם`ה`רב 1.111%] Initialsof; Jesus?:יברבנבי Nazaraeus Rex Judaeorum ; Igni Natura Renovate In— tegra; Intra Nobis Regnum deI; Isis Naturae Regina

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1913 · PDF PAGE 519

The Equinox (Volume I, Number IX)

…y of apparitions from another world : Either those hands are real bodies, or they are illusions. If they are bodies, they are, then, not spirits. If they are illusions produced by mirages, either in us, or outside ourselves, you admit my argument. Now, one remark ! It is that all those who suffer from luminous congestion or contagious somnambulism, perish by a violent or, at least, a sudden death. It is for this reason that one used to attribute to the devil the power of strangling sorcerers. The excellent and worthy Lavater habitually evoked t…

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1913 · PDF PAGE 519

The Equinox (Volume I, Number X)

…y of apparitions from another world : Either those hands are real bodies, or they are illusions. If they are bodies, they are, then, not spirits. If they are illusions produced by mirages, either in us, or outside ourselves, you admit my argument. Now, one remark ! It is that all those who suffer from luminous congestion or contagious somnambulism, perish by a violent or, at least, a sudden death. It is for this reason that one used to attribute to the devil the power of strangling sorcerers. The excellent and worthy Lavater habitually evoked t…

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1961 · PDF PAGE 192

Liber Aleph

… Each One with its Contradiction, as I have shewed formerly in many Writings. And thou shalt clap the one to the other with Vehemence of Spirit, swiftly as Light itself, that the Ecstasy be spontaneous. So therefore it is Expedient that thou have ravelled already in this Path of Antithesis, knowing perfectly the Answer to every Griph or Problem, and thy Mind ready therewith. For by the Property of this Grass all passeth with Speed incalculable of Wit, and an Hesitation should confound thee, breaking down thy ladder, and throwing back thy Mind t…

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1899 · PDF PAGE 119

Jephthah and Other Mysteries

…r sweet To our changed senses. And the dual self Of love grew less distinct and I began To feel her heart in mine, her lips in mine, Her spirit absolutely one with mine. Then mistier grew the sense of God without, And consciousness denied external things, And God was I, and nothing might exist, Subsist, or be at all, outside of Me, Myself Existence of Existences.. ¢ # i + ¢ We had passed unknowing to the woody crown Of the little hill, and entered an unseen Low chapel. All without the walls appeared As fire, and all within as icy light ; The al…

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1910 · PDF PAGE 144

Ambergris

… That filleth æthyr to the brim Wherein all stars and suns may dance. I am the beautiful and glad, Rejoicing in the golden day. I am the spirit silken-clad That fareth on the fiery way. I have escaped from Him, whose eyes Are closed at eventide, and wise To drag thee to the House of Wrong :— I am armed ! I am armed ! I am strong ! I am strong ! I make my way : opposing horns Of secret foemen push their lust In vain : my song their fury scorns ; They sink, they grovel in the dust. Hail, self-created Lord of Night ! Inscrutable and infinite ! Let…

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1913 · PDF PAGE 230

The Equinox (Volume I, Number IX)

…hem to whom the Song is given: My only gift in reverent love I bring Before the bowl is shattered, and is riven The chord that binds the spirit to the flesh: I sing because the notes have sought so long, And found at last one soul serene and fresh To bear the burden of eternal song. So for this hour of song I have tuned my lyre Unto the Rose of the Immortal Fire. (x) When I am faded into nothingness, And thou of whomI sing art earth and dust; And when the soul I bear for my distress Is faded in the sun; when love and lust Are nothing to us, dea…

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1913 · PDF PAGE 230

The Equinox (Volume I, Number X)

…hem to whom the Song is given: My only gift in reverent love I bring Before the bowl is shattered, and is riven The chord that binds the spirit to the flesh: I sing because the notes have sought so long, And found at last one soul serene and fresh To bear the burden of eternal song. So for this hour of song I have tuned my lyre Unto the Rose of the Immortal Fire. (x) When I am faded into nothingness, And thou of whomI sing art earth and dust; And when the soul I bear for my distress Is faded in the sun; when love and lust Are nothing to us, dea…

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1928 · PDF PAGE 170

Little Poems in Prose

… I was about to enter a cabaret, a beggar held out his hat to me with one of those unfor- gettable looks which would overturn thrones if spirit could move matter, and if the eye of a mesmerist could ripen grapes. At the same time I heard a voice whispering in my ear; a voice I knew well. It was that of a good angel, or of a good daimon, who accom- panies me everywhere. Since Socrates had his daimon, why should I not have my good angel, and why should I not have the honour, like Socrates, of obtaining my certificate of insanity signed by the sub…

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1947 · PDF PAGE 11

The Last Ritual

…tery Of which the vehicle am I. Appear, most awful and most mild, As it is lawful, in thy child ! 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 ! Glory to thee from Gilded Tomb ! Glory to thee from Waiting Womb ! Glory to Thee from Earth unploughed ! Glory to The…

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1907 · PDF PAGE 129

Konx Om Pax

… ADULTERERS. Paper, Demy 8vo. [Ouloan'nL] JEPHTHAH AND OTHER MYSTERIES, lyrical and dramatic. Boards, pp. xxii+223, 7:. 6d. SONGS OF THE SPIRIT. Boards, Pott 8vo, pp. x+109, 3:. 6d. [A few of the first edition, cloth, 7:. 6d.] THE POEM. Japanese vellum wrapper, Demy 8vo, pp. 20. [Out prrinh] JEZEBEL. Japanese vellum wrapper, Demy 4to, Caxton type, pp. 23 + viii, £2 2:. [Less than IO rapier remain.) AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC. Paper, Demy 4to, pp. 12. 6d. JEPHTHAH. Paper, Demy 8vo, pp. 7!. [01d ofpn'nlj THE MOTHER'S TRAGEDY. Boards, mediu…

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1911 · PDF PAGE 281

The Equinox (Volume I, Number V)

…ne Thee in its bosom! And Earth hath nourished the changeless Godhead of Thy Youth. Come Thou forth, I say, come Thou forth And make all spirits subject unto me! So that every spirit of the firmament, 103

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1911 · PDF PAGE 281

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VI)

…ne Thee in its bosom! And Earth hath nourished the changeless Godhead of Thy Youth. Come Thou forth, I say, come Thou forth And make all spirits subject unto me! So that every spirit of the firmament, 103

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1912 · PDF PAGE 350

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII)

…on?רצי Profundities?ם'קמעמ God of Chesed, and of Hod?צפצמ of Briah; Tmum of?הוהי Incircumcisusלרע 297 298 299 300 34 Separation?רודפ The Spirit ofGOD.חור ?םיהלא [Vide em L 3] ?:,סג “My Lord, the mmינרא ?ךלמה faithful King ”; a name of GOD Fire?שא A candlestick?הרונמ 302 Earth of Hod?אקרא To cut open, inquire intu ;?רקב Dawn L.A, Angel of n?לאיאךם Hath protected?רבק To putrefy?:קר 303 Did evil; putrefaction?שאב 304 A species of gold?ץורח Green?שר Geomantic Intelligence?לאירבמאכ of:: White?ררק 305 Dazzling white lightרוא ?הצ Tender herb. [Gen l, …

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1912 · PDF PAGE 350

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VIII)

…on?רצי Profundities?ם'קמעמ God of Chesed, and of Hod?צפצמ of Briah; Tmum of?הוהי Incircumcisusלרע 297 298 299 300 34 Separation?רודפ The Spirit ofGOD.חור ?םיהלא [Vide em L 3] ?:,סג “My Lord, the mmינרא ?ךלמה faithful King ”; a name of GOD Fire?שא A candlestick?הרונמ 302 Earth of Hod?אקרא To cut open, inquire intu ;?רקב Dawn L.A, Angel of n?לאיאךם Hath protected?רבק To putrefy?:קר 303 Did evil; putrefaction?שאב 304 A species of gold?ץורח Green?שר Geomantic Intelligence?לאירבמאכ of:: White?ררק 305 Dazzling white lightרוא ?הצ Tender herb. [Gen l, …

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1928 · PDF PAGE 167

Little Poems in Prose

…d the ships moored alongside the houses? My soul remains dumb. Would Batavia smile on you perhaps more sweetly? There we should find the spirit of Europe wedded to the beauty of the tropics. Not a word. Can my soul be dead? Are you then come to such a point of ener- vation that you take pleasure only in your un- happiness? If so, let us away to those coun- tries that are the emblem of death. I have it, poor soul, we will pack for Tornéo. Let us go farther still, to the far end of the Baltic, still farther from life, if it is possible. Let us se…

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1912 · PDF PAGE 316

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII)

…letters, referred respectively to active Elements, Air, Water, Fire, Planets, and Signs. But?שand?חalso serve to signify the Elements of Spirit and of Earth, See Liber 777. These

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1912 · PDF PAGE 316

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VIII)

…letters, referred respectively to active Elements, Air, Water, Fire, Planets, and Signs. But?שand?חalso serve to signify the Elements of Spirit and of Earth, See Liber 777. These

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1913 · PDF PAGE 520

The Equinox (Volume I, Number IX)

…der to produce continually, one must absorb eternally. Thence come homicidal manias and temptations to commit suicide. Thence comes that spirit of perversity which Edgar Poe has described in so impressive and accurate a manner, and which Mr. de Mirville would be right to call the devil. 222

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