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E X T RA ARTHUR BACK FROM AVALO Readers of the First Volume of the Equinox will be delighted to hear that our Morte d’Arthur premature. In America, at least, Arthur Waite seems to have been up and doing, with a heart for any fate, Still achieving, still pursuing. Learn to labour and to Waite NILLED VICTIMS
THE BOOK OF THOTH A SHORT ESSAY ON THE TAROT OF THE EGYPTIANS BEING THE EQUINOX VOL. III No. V by THE MASTER THERION (Aleister Crowley) Artist Executant: Frieda Harris An Ixviii Sol in O° O O" Aries March 21, 1944 e. v. 5:29 p.m. N O C T P R E S S 2 0 1 0
THE EQUINOX these as pertaining to the Twelve Houses of the Heaven, but also by numbered clauses for the sake of such as understand not the so-called Science of the Stars. First, therefore, con- cerning the duties of the Brethren. Yet with our Order every duty is also a privilege, so that it is impossible wholly to separate them. 210
THE EQUINOX Pentecost was in reality the Spirit of the Christ, and therefore symbolised by the w (see Lecture on Microcosmos in MSS. of R.R. et A.C,). In Theosophical nomenclature this latter was the » anas 4, or Jeheshuah: the third Principle. ave For the same reason I have drawn the triangle with the 3) 33 3 uppermost (A, instead of v.
THE EQUINOX Pentecost was in reality the Spirit of the Christ, and therefore symbolised by the w (see Lecture on Microcosmos in MSS. of R.R. et A.C,). In Theosophical nomenclature this latter was the » anas 4, or Jeheshuah: the third Principle. ave For the same reason I have drawn the triangle with the 3) 33 3 uppermost (A, instead of v.
THE EQUINOX itself with superstition and fanaticism, borrow from stupidity its blind prejudices, and would borrow perhaps in the same way from fanaticism its injustices and angers. Inquisitors or Septembrisors,’ what matter names? The religion of Jesus Christ condemns, and has always condemned, assassins. 1 Those who took part in the massacres of the Revolution of the 4th Septem- ber, 1792.—TRANS, go
THE EQUINOX itself with superstition and fanaticism, borrow from stupidity its blind prejudices, and would borrow perhaps in the same way from fanaticism its injustices and angers. Inquisitors or Septembrisors,’ what matter names? The religion of Jesus Christ condemns, and has always condemned, assassins. 1 Those who took part in the massacres of the Revolution of the 4th Septem- ber, 1792.—TRANS, go
…n is the sole task of him who would be called Adept. An absolute method for achieving this is given in the Eighth Aethyr (Liber CDXVIII, Equinox V). M
THE EQUINOX thedra statement, and it begs the question, and it contains the same fallacy as is committed by those who suppose that an uncreated God can explain an uncreated Universe. 58. Be humble, if thou would’st attain to Wisdom. By humility is meant the humility of the scientific man. 59. Be humbler still, when Wisdom thou hast mastered. This is merely a paraphrase of Sir Isaac Newton’s remark about the child picking up shells. 60. Be like the Ocean which receives all streams and riv- ers. The Ocean’s mighty calm remains unmoved; it feels t…
THE EQUINOX It is with the object of giving the reins into the hands of others that I have written this record, not without pain. Others, reading it, will see the sort of way one sets to work ; they will imitate and improve upon it; they will attain to the Magistry; they will prepare the Red Tincture and the Elixir of Life—for they will discover what Life means.
THE EQUINOX Come! I am writhing with despair Like a snake taken in a snare, Moaning thy mystical name Till my tongue is torn and bleeding! Have I not gilded my nails And painted my lips with vermilion ? Yea! thou art I; the deed awakes: Thy lightning strikes, thy thunder breaks Wild as the bride that wails In the bridegroom’s plumed pavilion ! ALEISTER CROWLEY. 352
THE EQUINOX Come! I am writhing with despair Like a snake taken in a snare, Moaning thy mystical name Till my tongue is torn and bleeding! Have I not gilded my nails And painted my lips with vermilion ? Yea! thou art I; the deed awakes: Thy lightning strikes, thy thunder breaks Wild as the bride that wails In the bridegroom’s plumed pavilion ! ALEISTER CROWLEY. 352
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xl THE EQUINOX Young moon chaste before the dawn, Softest young grass, Oh, have ye seen Diana pass Over the lawn? Oh, little green grasshoppers sleepily chirring, Have ye seen aught in the bright night stirring? Palest moon, and pale green grass, Have ye heard, have ye heard Diana pass? Bright moon, virgin before the dawn, Listening grass, Oh, have ye heard Diana pass Over the lawn ?
xl THE EQUINOX Young moon chaste before the dawn, Softest young grass, Oh, have ye seen Diana pass Over the lawn? Oh, little green grasshoppers sleepily chirring, Have ye seen aught in the bright night stirring? Palest moon, and pale green grass, Have ye heard, have ye heard Diana pass? Bright moon, virgin before the dawn, Listening grass, Oh, have ye heard Diana pass Over the lawn ?
THE EQUINOX COURSE V The Practicus will be examined in the following books: Liper CCXX. Liper L Vex Lecis Sub Figura CCXX. as delivered by XCIII. unto DCLXVI. This book is the foun- dation of the New Zon, and thus of the whole of our Work. Liser XXVII. Liper TricRAMMATON, being a book of Trigrams of the Mutations of the Tao with the Yin and the Yang. An account of the cosmic process: corresponding to the Stanzas of Dzyan in another system. Liper CCXXXI. Lrser ArcanoruM 7év ATV rod TAHVTI QVAS VIDIT ASAR IN AMENNTI Sub Figura CCXXXI. Liber Carce…
…the middle ages. He learnt Magic as certainly no living man has ever learnt it. Eighteen months ago he started a periodical called “ The Equinox, ” brilliant from first page to last. Some of it is pure literature ; some semi-magical : the greater portion intended for the study of those who see a serious side to Ceremonial Magic. The Equinox has been a great success. Even those who have never heard of the Taro or read Eliphas Levi buy the THE EQUINOX. Aleister Crowley is a poet ; no minor bard twittering in gentle verse the praises of his mistre…