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SEPHER SEPHIROTH 3 Z - 19% 6 , J 36! : God of Malkuthיכרא ?ץראה “Men ”; “ impurities " ‘WJN Foundations, [Che]?ץשא The Mountain Zionרה ?!ו`צ Ruler of b?לאישכ Angel ση P.?לארצמ 362 363 The Almighty andירש לא ?יה Evenliving GOD 364 Lux Occultaרוא ?אלפומ Satan?ןטשה Demons?וירש Opposition; resistance?הנטש 365 Earth of Tipharelh?ורישב An uncovering, exposing?העירפ 366 Night Demon of :"! zfmmx Dea vs 17 367 Black [sci]. of eye-pupil] :?ןושיא middle: homunculus Day Demon of yd Dec.ןרוכיאפ ?ם 368 The Spirit omieהור םיהלא ?םייח GODS of the Living Σ {1—(…
1912 · PDF PAGE 356
SEPHER SEPHIROTH 3 Z - 19% 6 , J 36! : God of Malkuthיכרא ?ץראה “Men ”; “ impurities " ‘WJN Foundations, [Che]?ץשא The Mountain Zionרה ?!ו`צ Ruler of b?לאישכ Angel ση P.?לארצמ 362 363 The Almighty andירש לא ?יה Evenliving GOD 364 Lux Occultaרוא ?אלפומ Satan?ןטשה Demons?וירש Opposition; resistance?הנטש 365 Earth of Tipharelh?ורישב An uncovering, exposing?העירפ 366 Night Demon of :"! zfmmx Dea vs 17 367 Black [sci]. of eye-pupil] :?ןושיא middle: homunculus Day Demon of yd Dec.ןרוכיאפ ?ם 368 The Spirit omieהור םיהלא ?םייח GODS of the Living Σ {1—(…
1913 · PDF PAGE 157
…, good and learned Dives . Tell us then Andrea . Aye, what know you of Him ? Dives . When battles cease He moves among the busy marts of men , Revealed in trade , prosperity and peace . When I was young I put my faith in war, And felt Him stir like battle in my heart; But manhood brought me wisdom and I saw God in the subtle contest of the mart . He loves the man of square and stubborn power , Who bides in concentrated watchfulness The perfect moment of the perfect hour, And wears the courage of his own success . ' Twas He exalted me to where I…
1928 · PDF PAGE 41
munion. He who easily weds himself to the crowd becomes acquainted with feverish en- joyments, of which the egotist, closed up like a strong-box, and the idle man, shut up in his shell like a mollusc, are eternally deprived. He adopts as his own all the professions, all the joys, and all the miseries which chance brings under his notice. What men call love is very small, very re- stricted, very weak compared with this ineffa- ble orgy, this holy prostitution of the soul, which gives itself altogether, all its poetry, all its good will, to every…
1906 · PDF PAGE 22
…d, the twain that wound bids weep! O Satan, have pity of my long misery ! Staff of the exiled, the inventor’s spark, Confessor of hanged men and plotters dark ! O Satan, have pity of my long misery! Adopted sire of whom black wrath and power Of God the Father chased from Eden Bower ! O Satan, have pity of my long misery ! FEMMES DAMNEES. Like pensive cattle couched upon the sand They turn their eyes to ocean’s distant ring ; Feet seek each other, hand desires hand, With languor sweet and bitter shuddering. Some, hearts love-captured with long w…
1901 · PDF PAGE 134
…When, like a bad dream changing, swiftly grows A new soul’s joy, a fuller-pettalled rose. Many the spirits broken for one man ; Many the men that perish to create One God the more ; many the weary and wan Old Gods that die to constitute a Fate : How many Fates then, think you, must control The stainless aspiration of the soul ? Not one. I tell you, destiny is sure, Yet moves no finger : though it tune my tongue, My tongue shall tune it too : my words endure As destiny decays : my hands are flung In prayer to Heaven ; nay, to mine own crown, To …
1912 · PDF PAGE 30
XXX THE EQUINOX And thou, sole star in my black firmamentl Thou, night that wraps me close, thou, moon that glimmers Chaste, yet embraced, serenest element Lapping my life as the sea laps a swimmer’s; Thou, by whose strength and purity and love I leave this land, attain to the above, Come thou rose—red, break on my soul like dawn And gild my peaks, and bid their fountains flow; For in thine absence all their life withdrawn Congealed my being to a sterile snow, Snow fallen from some accursed star to ban All the high hope and heritage 01 man. Come …
1912 · PDF PAGE 30
XXX THE EQUINOX And thou, sole star in my black firmamentl Thou, night that wraps me close, thou, moon that glimmers Chaste, yet embraced, serenest element Lapping my life as the sea laps a swimmer’s; Thou, by whose strength and purity and love I leave this land, attain to the above, Come thou rose—red, break on my soul like dawn And gild my peaks, and bid their fountains flow; For in thine absence all their life withdrawn Congealed my being to a sterile snow, Snow fallen from some accursed star to ban All the high hope and heritage 01 man. Come …
1929 · PDF PAGE 31
…° = 50, and . 50 = 6° A.\ A.*, in the Mountain of Abiegnus: but FRATER PERDURABO in the Outer Order or the A.'. A.*, and in the World of men upon the Earth, Aleister Crowley of Trinity College, Cambridge. XXIX —
1898 · PDF PAGE 10
… wives, Daughters, and sons are as a prey to them, And where the children of the Ammonites Throng not swift hoofs for murder, Jephthah’s men Blaspheme our sanctuaries inviolate, And rob us of our dearest. Woe on woe, The overwhelming summit of a wave Too black, too concentrate, too impious, And culminating in a double death, Hangs imminent to crush the slender sides And battered bulwarks of our state. O thou Whose hoary locks and sightless eyes compel Our pity and our reverence, and whose mouth Foams with the presence of some nearer god Insatia…
1907 · PDF PAGE 11
VII HIS is the circle ; as the manhood rises And laughter and rude rhyme engage my pen ; As I stalk forth, a Man among mere men, The balance changes ; all my wit surprises That I who saw the goblins in your face, That I who cursed you for the murderous whore Licking up life as a cat laps its milk, Now see you for a dream of youth and grace, Relume the magic aura that begirt you, Bless you for purity and lifea store ! An ever-running fountain-head of virtue To heal my soul and buckler it and harden ! Your body is like ivory and silk ! Your lips…
1961 · PDF PAGE 128
…when a New Word is spoken? Either it is not heard, or it is misunderstood; and it evoketh Fear and Hate as a Reaction against Fear. Then Men take him and set him at naught, and spit upon him and scourge him, and lead him away to crucify him; and the third Day he riseth from among the Dead, and ascendeth into Heaven, and sitteth at the right Hand of God, and cometh to judge the Quick and the Dead. This, o my son, is the History of Everyman unto whom is given a Word. k
1929 · PDF PAGE 264
264 Pache reported that some of the men had deserted. It was never cleared up why they should have done so. But one of them, in disobedience to orders, had gone off by himself --- I never discovered exactly where --- and had fallen and been killed. This man, it was said, was carrying Pache's sleeping valise. This at least was certain, that the valise was missing. An accident being alleged, I sent down the doctor on the following morning to make in inquiry into the matter, and also to send up supplies of food and fuel which we needed urgently. P…
1929 · PDF PAGE 17
…l kinds, improve its powers of expression; supply the genius, in short, with an orchestra instead of a tin whistle. All our little great men, our one-poem poets, our one-picture painters, have merely failed to perfect themselves as instruments. The Genius who wrote The Ancient Mariner is no less sublime than he who wrote The Tempest; but Coleridge had some incapacity to catch and express the thoughts of his genius — was ever such wooden stuff as his conscious work? — while Shakespeare had the knack of acquiring the knowledge necessary to the ex…
1903 · PDF PAGE 11
…oyed all the papers which held the story of my life—all save one. That I saved ; the only noble passage, perhaps—among the many notable. Men will say that it is stained ; you, I think, should be wiser. It is the story of how the Israelites crossed the Red Sea. They were not drowned, you know (he seemed to lapse into a day dream), and they came out on the Land of Promise side. But they had to descend therein.” “ They all died in the wilderness,” I said, feeling as if I understood this mystical talk, which, indeed, I did not. But I felt inspired.…
1909 · PDF PAGE 27
promises ; fear not to undergo the curses. Ye, even ye, know not this meaning all. I7. Fear not at all; fear neither men, nor Fates, nor gods, nor anything. Money fear not, nor laughter of the folk folly, nor any other power in heaven or upon the earth or under the earth. Nu is your refuge as Hadit your light; and I am strength, force, vigour of your arms. 18. Mercy let be off: damn them who pity! Kill and torture; spare not ; be upon them ! 19. That stéle’ they shall call the Abomina- tion of Desolation; count well its name, and it shall be to…
1910 · PDF PAGE 302
…-HOURS WITH FAMOUS MAHATMAS. No.1 Yocr Mauatma Sri AcGAMyA PARAMAHAMSA GURU SWAMIJI is a certain Punjabi lala, who, on account of his tremendous voice and ferocious temper, has well earned for himself the name of The Tiger Mahatma. My first acquaintance with His Holiness was in November 1906, when he paid his second visit to England. I had seen his name in the daily press, but before calling upon him, I had read up what I could about him in his book: “Sri Brahma Dhara,” in the preface of which he is praised as follows: “He seeks to do good, he …
1910 · PDF PAGE 302
…-HOURS WITH FAMOUS MAHATMAS. No.1 Yocr Mauatma Sri AcGAMyA PARAMAHAMSA GURU SWAMIJI is a certain Punjabi lala, who, on account of his tremendous voice and ferocious temper, has well earned for himself the name of The Tiger Mahatma. My first acquaintance with His Holiness was in November 1906, when he paid his second visit to England. I had seen his name in the daily press, but before calling upon him, I had read up what I could about him in his book: “Sri Brahma Dhara,” in the preface of which he is praised as follows: “He seeks to do good, he …
1911 · PDF PAGE 164
THE EQUINOX And there is a string instrument, somewhat like a zither. And there is a human voice. And a voice comes: this is the Song of the Sphinx, which she singeth ever in the ears of men. And it is the song of the syrens. And whoever heareth it is lost. I III Mu pa telai, O chi balae Tu wa melai Wa pa malae:— A, 4, 3. Ut! Ut! Ut! Tu fu tulu! Ge; fu latrai, Tu fu tulu Le fu malai Pa, Sa, Ga. Kat!—Hit!—Nit. II IV Qwi Mu telai AI OAI Ya Pa melai; Rel moai a, a, a Ti—Ti—Ti! ’ Se gu melai; Wa la pelai Pe fu telai, Tu fu latai Fu tu lu. Wi, Ni, B…
1913 · PDF PAGE 158
…one. God knows thee not. I speak in no extreme: The rich have forfeited their souls — not one Can enter Heaven . Do not thou blaspheme ! Men praise the rich : once I was one of those . But, now I know the restfulness of dearth , I would not sacrifice my tattered clothes For all the gathered fortunes of the earth . [ Lazarillo appears . God is not found in strife , nor in the mart ; He is not on the land nor in the sea , But deep in the recesses of the heart : He dwells in Jesus — Jesus dwells in me . Christ is the holy pattern and the way ; He …