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Page 62 of 791905 · PDF PAGE 191
(Sa THE TEMPLE OF THE HOLY GHOST It hath no shape ; aud I have no escape! It wraps around me, as a mist, despair. Fear without sense and horror without shape Most surely there ! O melancholy ! charming child of folly, Where is thy comfort told without a word ? Where are choly, Familiar bird ? thy plumes, beloved melan- I]. THE GATE OF TO LAURA. Misrress, I pray thee, when the wind Exults upon the roaring sea, Come to my bosom, kissed and kind And sleep upon the lips of me! Dream on my breast of quiet days, Kindled of slow absorbing fire ! Sleep…
1906 · PDF PAGE 51
…hose others do not comprehend ; But some perceiving it, for them all discords find.an utter end. Sodden ! with passion, unrestrained his senses (such an one we see), Immoderate in the food of sense, idle and void of energy : Him surely Mara ? overcomes, as wind throws down the feeble tree. Careless of passion, well restrained his senses, such an one we find Moderate in pleasure, faithful, great in mighty energy of mind: Him Mara shakes not ; are the hills thrown down by fury of the wind? He, void of temperance and truth, from guilt, impurity, a…
1929 · PDF PAGE 206
…orld. Her love for Cyril showed a tender and more exalted phase; she became alive to her dignity and responsibility. She acquired also a sense of Nature which she had never had before in all her life; she felt a brotherhood with every leaf and flower of the garden, told herself stories of the loves of the fishermen whose sails dotted
1996 · PDF PAGE 296
…182 Eddington, Arthur, Space, Time and Gravitation 94 Eddy, Mary Baker 182 education 102 ego 92 annihilation of 95 conscious 41 death of sense of the 93 Egypt 74,85,93 Egyptian Book of the Dead 171 Eliot, George 44 elixir of life 140 Elizabeth I of England 44 Empedocles 59 Emperor (Atu IV) 78,138 energy 66,96,114 England 37,43,57 Equinox of the Gods 46,59,124 Esau 184 eschatology 126 eternal punishment 181 ethics 42,45.50,54,57.61,91,117,123, 161-162,170 ofThelema 36,162,185 etymology 38,41,100,101,155,170-171 eucharist 50,62,65,114,138 Euclid …
1906 · PDF PAGE 89
…I love you, I will let you‘know : cee ee my wife . . . like a fountain with a hundred spouts Did run pure blood.” Julius Cesar. WAS it a sense of uttermost relief . We gladdened with, and bade our fear forget ? Was there no subtle fragrance of regret? For me, at least, a pang of perfect grief? Had it been otherwise, I would be chief And drive her to abandon all things yet In mere despair, that by-and-by shall get Young comfort in a babe beyond belief. God would not curse and bless us to such measure; We were not sad enough nor glad enough! A li…
1907 · PDF PAGE 69
LOVE-SONGS 63 Closer and closer through the dusk of sense Avails the monotone omnipotence. Steady, in one crescent tune, Rises the virgin moon 3 And from the depth of eyes flooded with love Shines ecstasy thereof. Words pass and are not heard. The ear, awake Only for its master’s individual sake, Strains only for three whispered songs, Hears naught beside, interprets silence so, Till liquid melodies of music flow “T love you.” We afford to wait; who longs That knows ? is full. And we know; for the moon Steals in the ambient aura of delight That…
1929 · PDF PAGE 51
…modern theories of psychology, but was little more than a machine. He was incapable of refuting his own logic by an appeal to his common sense. Some one having once remarked that we all dig our graves with our teeth, Wake Morningside had started to prove scientifically that
1906 · PDF PAGE 79
…ins: through deep night Her body gleamed self-luminously white With the sweet soul that sundered the quick clay, And all her being was a sense of May ;— Scent conquering colour, soul out- running sight. Not with the Lysian,! nor Iacchian dew Of frenzy covered, but with warmer flakes Of Aphrodite shed upon our life, We clung still closer, till the soul ran through Body to body, twined like sunny snakes, Sinlessly knowing we were man and wife. THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY. “ Mal, Dispute it like a man. Macd. , I shall do so. But I must also feel it as a …
1910 · PDF PAGE 358
…etc. (see p. 124). This book is a veritable model of industry and research, but in spite of an excellent index, an index in the ordinary sense is almost out of place in a work of so complicated a character as this; what is really needed is a table of the numerical correspondences, similar in type to those we have already published in our 777. Then at a glance the student can see the various numerical values and what they refer to. J.F.CF. KantT’s ETHICS AND SCHOPENHAUER’S CRITICISM. By M. KELLY. Swan Sonnenschein and Co., 2s. 6a. Last year we h…
1910 · PDF PAGE 358
…etc. (see p. 124). This book is a veritable model of industry and research, but in spite of an excellent index, an index in the ordinary sense is almost out of place in a work of so complicated a character as this; what is really needed is a table of the numerical correspondences, similar in type to those we have already published in our 777. Then at a glance the student can see the various numerical values and what they refer to. J.F.CF. KantT’s ETHICS AND SCHOPENHAUER’S CRITICISM. By M. KELLY. Swan Sonnenschein and Co., 2s. 6a. Last year we h…
1929 · PDF PAGE 25
…Pasha as to the disposition of the six legs at their end of the table. On the accurate solution of this problem, knotty in more than one sense, depended the question as to whether the medium could have kicked the table and made one of the balls
1929 · PDF PAGE 73
…aks to yours through the medium of our minds and bodies. "That is the common phrase? Quite so; but I am using it in an absolute physical sense. A line can only be aware of another line at a point of contact; a plane of another plane at the line where they cut; a cube of another cube at the surface common to both; and a soul of another soul where their ideas are in conjunction. "I do want you to grasp this with every fibre in your being; I believe it to be the most important thesis ever enunciated, and you will be proud to learn that it is wholl…
1905 · PDF PAGE 53
…is master’s spirit, like a tongue of flame, To touch his lips and ears and eyes and hands With that pale amber that divides the lands Of sense and spirit, and beheld him quail As fell from all his shaken soul the veil. Then on the night began the awful gale That did assume a voice Whereat the air was peopled with such forms As ride abroad upon the path of storms, And in the awe rejoice. They gather, chanting, round that noble head. The master of the prisons of the dead Loosens the bonds and bids the furies spring For their last struggle ere the…
1905 · PDF PAGE 210
…ought the solar airs: my soul on its own tears might sup. For in the vast profound Still burns the rescuing sign ;} Beyond all sight and sense and sound The symbol flames divine. For He shall make all life, all death, His solitary shrine. 1 The Triangle surmounted by the Cross. This was the symbol of the ‘Golden Dawn.”
1907 · PDF PAGE 33
…e hour be come Should madness seat herself upon the lad, And he turn serpent on his friends. But no! There is too strong a discipline of sense, Too cool a brain, too self-controlled a heart :— Well, we shall see. (Zeer ns to his books.
1905 · PDF PAGE 183
…Lifeless, in the secret Aidenn !1 Let our bodies meet and mix On the spirit’s crucifix ! 1 This word is taken direct from Poe’s ’ in the sense in which it is used by 1 Apollonius of Tyana, the sage whose glance dissolved the illusion which Lamia had cast | ‘‘ Raven’ about herself. See Keats's poem. him.
1929 · PDF PAGE 188
…ws of nature were not made by man, nor can they be set aside by man; they were not made at all. There are no laws of Nature in the usual sense of the word "law"; they are but statements, reduced to a generalized form in accordance with reason, of the facts observed in nature; they are formulae of the inherent properties of substance. It is impossible to evade them, or to suspend them, or to counteract them; for the effort to do so is itself in accordance with those laws themselves, and the compensation, though it be invisible for a time, is adj…
1906 · PDF PAGE 68
…spear of clean Cold fire of dying Messaline. Swart tangles of devouring hair, The scorpion labyrinth and snare, Leprous entanglements of sense, The Imminence of the _Immense. And in the deep hard breath I draw Kissed from her strangling mouth and maw, I feel the floating deaths that dwell About that citadel of hell; A soft lewd flavour, an obscene Mysterious self of Messaline. Or, in the kisses that swoop low To catch my breath and kill me so, I feel the ghostliness of this ‘Unreal shuttle-game—the kiss ! Her moving body sobs above, And calls i…
1929 · PDF PAGE 95
…le road that runs along the crest. It was a place that the centuries had forgotten. Lisa realized that it was a haven of calm — and in a sense she resented the fact. Her highly-coloured nature demanded constant stimulus. She was an emotion-fiend, if one may construct the term by analogy with another branch of pathology. The lovers turned to the left through the village; in a few minutes the road opened, and they saw the villa before them. It stood on a spur of rock, separated from the main hill by a sharply-cut chasm. This was spanned by an old…
1910 · PDF PAGE 356
…e-polishing virtue and sand-papering vice. Away with our moral Monkey Brand and our ethical Sapolio, and back to a little genuine common-sense elbow-grease, When a girl ceases sowing her “ wild oats” and can enter any phase of life without being spat upon and “ chucked out,” degradation will cease. And when such women as are Jorn prostitutes are utilized by the State for the benefit of men who are not monogamists by nature, procuring will vanish. But, if these women be so used, it behoves the nation to care for these talented girls, just as she…