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Page 51 of 781910 · PDF PAGE 173
THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING the top of my spine. This signifies an induction current of Prana. 11.30-12.0 Suddhi. a.m. noon. 6.15-6.45 Suddhi. p.m. p.m. 9.34-10.4. Suddhi. p.m. p.m, 12.30-1.0 Suddhi. am, a.m, August 3Ist. 6,10-6.40 Suddhi. “Sweet as a singing rain of silver dew” is the am.a.m. Voice of Nada. A’sana is evidently a question of training. At one point there were two or three distinct sharp throbs in the third eye. (Ajna.) 9.15-9.55 Dharana on Ajna.* Tendency to become strained and am.a.m, rigid, with internal Kumbhaka, quite unc…
1910 · PDF PAGE 173
THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING the top of my spine. This signifies an induction current of Prana. 11.30-12.0 Suddhi. a.m. noon. 6.15-6.45 Suddhi. p.m. p.m. 9.34-10.4. Suddhi. p.m. p.m, 12.30-1.0 Suddhi. am, a.m, August 3Ist. 6,10-6.40 Suddhi. “Sweet as a singing rain of silver dew” is the am.a.m. Voice of Nada. A’sana is evidently a question of training. At one point there were two or three distinct sharp throbs in the third eye. (Ajna.) 9.15-9.55 Dharana on Ajna.* Tendency to become strained and am.a.m, rigid, with internal Kumbhaka, quite unc…
1912 · PDF PAGE 118
…e very worst. It’s the most malignant form of cancer. I haven't a month to live. (th'ldbl) Hal ha! ha! Dr. Doom’em doomed at last! (Bred/king down) Oh, Nan, Nan, what am I to say to you? And what am I to do about my work? Mrs. B. You’ve been working too much, dear. I dare- say it‘s not really very bad; and the rest will do you good. Dr. B. A pretty long rest. From now to the Day of Judgment. And you have nothing better to tell me than the same old lies! Lies ! Lies! Here, I’ve work to do. Good God l—I’ve work to do. [He rashes info the [emailin…
1912 · PDF PAGE 295
REVIEWS MY Psvcmc RECOLLECTIONS. By MARY DAVIES, 2:. 62’. net, Eveleigh Nash, 36 King Street, Covent Garden, W.C. JUST when I had given up hope, Mary Davies comes to make a third to myself and Geor Washington. For on p. 2 she says, "More than forty years ago . . . Ι was a girl of seven years old." This storms the citadel of confidence, and pulls out the back teeth of the Dragon Doubt. 1 was therefore prepared to believe anything she might say. And accordingly we get a simple, charming, old-fashioned motherly book, full of kindly thought and real…
1912 · PDF PAGE 118
…e very worst. It’s the most malignant form of cancer. I haven't a month to live. (th'ldbl) Hal ha! ha! Dr. Doom’em doomed at last! (Bred/king down) Oh, Nan, Nan, what am I to say to you? And what am I to do about my work? Mrs. B. You’ve been working too much, dear. I dare- say it‘s not really very bad; and the rest will do you good. Dr. B. A pretty long rest. From now to the Day of Judgment. And you have nothing better to tell me than the same old lies! Lies ! Lies! Here, I’ve work to do. Good God l—I’ve work to do. [He rashes info the [emailin…
1912 · PDF PAGE 295
REVIEWS MY Psvcmc RECOLLECTIONS. By MARY DAVIES, 2:. 62’. net, Eveleigh Nash, 36 King Street, Covent Garden, W.C. JUST when I had given up hope, Mary Davies comes to make a third to myself and Geor Washington. For on p. 2 she says, "More than forty years ago . . . Ι was a girl of seven years old." This storms the citadel of confidence, and pulls out the back teeth of the Dragon Doubt. 1 was therefore prepared to believe anything she might say. And accordingly we get a simple, charming, old-fashioned motherly book, full of kindly thought and real…
1996 · PDF PAGE 213
…r ship of the Snake; another soul of God and beast shall min gle in the globed priest; another sacrifice shall stain the tomb; another king shall reign; and blessing no longer be poured To the Hawk-headed mystical Lord! 35. The half of the word of Heru-ra-ha, called Hoor-pa-kraat and Ra-Hoor-Khut.
1909 · PDF PAGE 309
THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING describe them to one who lives in another world is like talk- ing Dutch to a Spaniard. Our business then is, to construct if possible a universal language. This the rituals of the Golden Dawn and the study of the Qabalah did for P., and when we talk of quadrating the circle, of blinding darkness, of silent voices, &c. &c., those who have learned the alphabet of any magical language will understand ; and those who have not, if they wish to read any further with profit, had better do so, as it will help them to mast…
1909 · PDF PAGE 309
THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING describe them to one who lives in another world is like talk- ing Dutch to a Spaniard. Our business then is, to construct if possible a universal language. This the rituals of the Golden Dawn and the study of the Qabalah did for P., and when we talk of quadrating the circle, of blinding darkness, of silent voices, &c. &c., those who have learned the alphabet of any magical language will understand ; and those who have not, if they wish to read any further with profit, had better do so, as it will help them to mast…
1996 · PDF PAGE 138
Chapter II a Verse 70 139 Now when Brillat-Savarin1 (was it not?) served to the King’s table a pair of old kid gloves, and pleased the princely palate, he certainly proved himself a Master-Cook. The feat is not one to be repeated constantly, but one should achieve it at least once—that it may bear witness to oneself that the skill is there. One might even find it advisable to practice it occasionally, to retain one’s confidence that one’s “right hand hath not lost its cunning.”1 2 On this point hear furthermore our Holy Books: 1 [Anthelme Brill…
1909 · PDF PAGE 237
THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING “T am not strong enough,” says a fourth. “I have no chart.” . . . ‘My business won't let me.” . . . “ My wife is against it.” Thus God enters the heart of man in a thousand forms and tempts man as he tempted Eve in the Garden of Eden, and Abraham in the land of Moriah. But the strong man replenishing his wallet, and filling his flask, girds a goat-skin about him, and taking his staff sets forth on his Great travel to the Summit of the Mountain of God; and curious to relate, and terrible to tell, the whole length o…
1909 · PDF PAGE 249
THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING “Among the MSS. was one which gave the address of a certain person in Germany, who is known to us as S.D.A. Those who discovered the ciphers wrote to S.D.A., and in accordance with instructions received, an Order was founded which worked in a semi-secret manner. “ After some time S.D.A. died: further requests for help were met with a prompt refusal from the colleagues of S.D.A. It was written by one of them that S.D.A.’s scheme had always been regarded with disapproval. But since the absolute rule of the adepts is…
1909 · PDF PAGE 237
THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING “T am not strong enough,” says a fourth. “I have no chart.” . . . ‘My business won't let me.” . . . “ My wife is against it.” Thus God enters the heart of man in a thousand forms and tempts man as he tempted Eve in the Garden of Eden, and Abraham in the land of Moriah. But the strong man replenishing his wallet, and filling his flask, girds a goat-skin about him, and taking his staff sets forth on his Great travel to the Summit of the Mountain of God; and curious to relate, and terrible to tell, the whole length o…
1909 · PDF PAGE 249
THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING “Among the MSS. was one which gave the address of a certain person in Germany, who is known to us as S.D.A. Those who discovered the ciphers wrote to S.D.A., and in accordance with instructions received, an Order was founded which worked in a semi-secret manner. “ After some time S.D.A. died: further requests for help were met with a prompt refusal from the colleagues of S.D.A. It was written by one of them that S.D.A.’s scheme had always been regarded with disapproval. But since the absolute rule of the adepts is…
1911 · PDF PAGE 54
…pyramid of ruby, like unto the great pyramid of Gizeh. I am entered in by the little door thereof, and I am come into the chamber of the king, which is fashioned like unto the vault of the adepts, or rather it is fitting to say that the vault of the adepts is a vile imitation of it. For there are four sides to the chamber, which with the roof and the floor and the chamber itself makes seven. So also is the pastos seven, for 52
1904 · PDF PAGE 46
offered the squittery slime of her arsegut and the slithery spunkings of her force-pump, as well as the no less fuck-smoothed dumb-oracle, her blub- ber potato-trap. To me ! To me ! To me all the juicy gamahu- ches of the morning ! To me the fucks that give one zest for lunch ! To me the buggerings of the early afternoon, and the bub and armpit joys that occupy the wise from five oclock to dinner. To me the nameless rap- tures of the evening and the night ! O fuck- ing ! What fun you are ! Sweet, when the morn is grey ; Sweet, when they clea…
1907 · PDF PAGE 194
… beautiful of these monthly would spill her crim son libation to the moon . “ Yea ! truly , away, away , out of my sight , O shadow of a king ; but last night wert thou not fingering the delicate chalice of Cam paspe , and a few hours hence will not thy drowsy hand crimson the white womb of thy Mother Earth with the red lees of the grape of Bacchus , so full of the poppies of sleep , and the wormwood of sorrow . " From the silver goblet of laughter , that leaden cup of weeping , have the nations drunk the dregs of many lives : for the woman arr…
1910 · PDF PAGE 57
THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING sail, and sped past Circe, through Scylla and Charybdis; be- yond the singing sisters of Sicily, back to the fair plains of Thessaly and the wooded slopes of Olympus. And one day shall it come to pass that he will return to that far distant land where hung that Fleece of Gold, the Fleece he brought to the Children of Men so that they might weave from it a little garment of comfort; and there on that Self-same Tree shall he hang himself, and others shall crucify him; so that in that Winter which draweth nigh, he wh…
1910 · PDF PAGE 57
THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING sail, and sped past Circe, through Scylla and Charybdis; be- yond the singing sisters of Sicily, back to the fair plains of Thessaly and the wooded slopes of Olympus. And one day shall it come to pass that he will return to that far distant land where hung that Fleece of Gold, the Fleece he brought to the Children of Men so that they might weave from it a little garment of comfort; and there on that Self-same Tree shall he hang himself, and others shall crucify him; so that in that Winter which draweth nigh, he wh…
1929 · PDF PAGE 442
…ns, the Knights of the Holy Ghost and so on, in nine degrees, with a tenth of an honorary character to distinguish the "Supreme and Holy King" of the Order in each country where it was established. Chief of these kings is the O.H.O. (Outer Head of the Order, or Frater Superior), who is an absolute autocrat. This position was at this time occupied by Theodor Reuss, the Supreme and Holy King of Germany, who resigned the office in 1922 in my favour. The O.H.O. put the rituals of this Order at my disposal. I found them of the utmost value as to the…