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Page 63 of 1301910 · PDF PAGE 13
… he could not serve a writ on a man with an address in the telephone directory, who was spending hundreds of pounds on letting the whole world know where to find him. It was perhaps unkind of me not to warn Mr. Cran that he was putting his foot in it. But if I had said a word, the case would have been thrown up; and then where would our advertisement have been? So, even now, I restrict my remarks; there may be some more fun coming. But at least there’s a prophet loose! Some anonymous person wrote Cran, Cran, McGregor’s man, Served a writ, and a…
1910 · PDF PAGE 13
… he could not serve a writ on a man with an address in the telephone directory, who was spending hundreds of pounds on letting the whole world know where to find him. It was perhaps unkind of me not to warn Mr. Cran that he was putting his foot in it. But if I had said a word, the case would have been thrown up; and then where would our advertisement have been? So, even now, I restrict my remarks; there may be some more fun coming. But at least there’s a prophet loose! Some anonymous person wrote Cran, Cran, McGregor’s man, Served a writ, and a…
1911 · PDF PAGE 15
…19. Το you who yet wander in the Court of the Profane we cannot yet reveal all; but you will easily understand that the religions of the world are but symbols and veils of the Absolute Truth. So also are the philosophies. To the adept, seeing all these things from above, there seems nothing to choose between Buddha and Mohammed, between Atheism and Theism. 20. The many change and pass; the one remains. Even as wood and coal and iron burn up together in one great flame, if only that furnace be of transcendent heat ; so in the alembic of this spir…
1911 · PDF PAGE 15
…19. Το you who yet wander in the Court of the Profane we cannot yet reveal all; but you will easily understand that the religions of the world are but symbols and veils of the Absolute Truth. So also are the philosophies. To the adept, seeing all these things from above, there seems nothing to choose between Buddha and Mohammed, between Atheism and Theism. 20. The many change and pass; the one remains. Even as wood and coal and iron burn up together in one great flame, if only that furnace be of transcendent heat ; so in the alembic of this spir…
1913 · PDF PAGE 371
… with that great and universal aspiration of the human soul. One only thing, which is to all most evidently divine, is manifested in the world. It is charity. The work of true religion should be to produce, to preserve, and to spread abroad the spirit of charity. To arrive at this end she must herself possess all the characteristics of charity, in such a manner that one could define her satisfactorily, in naming her, “ Organic Charity.” Now, what are the characteristics of charity? It is St. Paul who will tell us. Charity is patient. Patient li…
1913 · PDF PAGE 587
…aith completes science, and science acknowledges faith. By the aid of this key one can understand the universal symbolism of the ancient world, and note its striking analogies with our dogmas. One will thus recognize that the divine revelation is permanent in nature and humanity. One will feel that Christianity only brought light and heat into the universal temple by causing to descend therein the spirit of charity, which is the Very Life of God Himself. EPILOGUE Thanks be unto thee, O my God, that thou hast called me to this admirable light!__…
1913 · PDF PAGE 371
… with that great and universal aspiration of the human soul. One only thing, which is to all most evidently divine, is manifested in the world. It is charity. The work of true religion should be to produce, to preserve, and to spread abroad the spirit of charity. To arrive at this end she must herself possess all the characteristics of charity, in such a manner that one could define her satisfactorily, in naming her, “ Organic Charity.” Now, what are the characteristics of charity? It is St. Paul who will tell us. Charity is patient. Patient li…
1913 · PDF PAGE 587
…aith completes science, and science acknowledges faith. By the aid of this key one can understand the universal symbolism of the ancient world, and note its striking analogies with our dogmas. One will thus recognize that the divine revelation is permanent in nature and humanity. One will feel that Christianity only brought light and heat into the universal temple by causing to descend therein the spirit of charity, which is the Very Life of God Himself. EPILOGUE Thanks be unto thee, O my God, that thou hast called me to this admirable light!__…
1928 · PDF PAGE 106
…s in- convenient to discuss with the first-comer. He did not at all complain of the bad reputation which he enjoyed in every part of the world, and assured me that he himself was the person most interested of all in the destruction of su-
1909 · PDF PAGE 339
… the Ruddy Flame of Earth. Before me is the Portal of the Path of the Spirit of the Primal Flame: Thence gleameth the Red Glory into the World of Assiah. Lift up your Heads O ye Gates! And be ye lifted up, ye Everlasting Doors! And the King of Glory shall come in. I am come forth from the Gates of Matter: I advance over the Path of Primal Flame: And about me the Glory of the Fire is established. Vast before me in the distance looms the Portal of the Glory. I am come before the Gates of the Glory of God: I cry against them in the Name of Elohim …
1909 · PDF PAGE 339
… the Ruddy Flame of Earth. Before me is the Portal of the Path of the Spirit of the Primal Flame: Thence gleameth the Red Glory into the World of Assiah. Lift up your Heads O ye Gates! And be ye lifted up, ye Everlasting Doors! And the King of Glory shall come in. I am come forth from the Gates of Matter: I advance over the Path of Primal Flame: And about me the Glory of the Fire is established. Vast before me in the distance looms the Portal of the Glory. I am come before the Gates of the Glory of God: I cry against them in the Name of Elohim …
1912 · PDF PAGE 361
…with mist ; darkness, Aw) twilight wd) | 45 Membra ppb Full Title of Ninth phy TD" pus Sephirah. “The Righteous is the Foundation of the world” Concealed yey Tohu v-Bohu; see Gen.i. A) 9 Dew bn 431 Notarigon ppm 432 Eventide shadows ay by Earth of Jesod ban 7 433 Day Demon of r* Dec. @ ANDI Merit nor 434 The Lord of War. BMS WIN (Ex. xv. 3] ‘The letter Daleth; door nbs 3% (1—29) 435 Deceived bnn [Vide K.D. L.C.K. p. 156] OED 6 Tutor, curator; prae- DEYIWEN: ® fectus; administrator Angel L.T.D. of 1 ‘nna Hoschanah mayen “Saravis.” [Vide K.D. y j…
1912 · PDF PAGE 361
…with mist ; darkness, Aw) twilight wd) | 45 Membra ppb Full Title of Ninth phy TD" pus Sephirah. “The Righteous is the Foundation of the world” Concealed yey Tohu v-Bohu; see Gen.i. A) 9 Dew bn 431 Notarigon ppm 432 Eventide shadows ay by Earth of Jesod ban 7 433 Day Demon of r* Dec. @ ANDI Merit nor 434 The Lord of War. BMS WIN (Ex. xv. 3] ‘The letter Daleth; door nbs 3% (1—29) 435 Deceived bnn [Vide K.D. L.C.K. p. 156] OED 6 Tutor, curator; prae- DEYIWEN: ® fectus; administrator Angel L.T.D. of 1 ‘nna Hoschanah mayen “Saravis.” [Vide K.D. y j…
1913 · PDF PAGE 134
…ons." This great task of separating the self from the impressions or "vrit- ^ The Motto of the Chief of the A.-. A.'., "the Light of the World Him- self.'' - It does not occur to a newly-hatched chicken to behave in the same way as a new-born child.
1930 · PDF PAGE 63
…! Thou Lion-Serpent Sun! Thou Saviour, save ! ” IB “Thou Ibis, secret solitary Bird, inviolate Wisdom, whose Word is Truth, creating the World by its Magick!” ThIAF “O Sun IAF! O Lion-Serpent Sun, The Beast that whirlest forth, a thunder- bolt, begetter of Life!” (The conception is of Air, glowing, inhabited by a Solar-Phallic Bird, “the Holy Ghost”, of a Mercurial Nature.) Hear me, and make ail Spirits subject unto Me 5 so that every Spirit of the Firmament and of the Ether: upon the Earth and under the Earth, on dry land and in the waterj of …
1905 · PDF PAGE 152
…ht round the desolate shore.! So to the mine of that crystalline ore Golden, the electric spark of man is drawn Deep in the bosom of the world, to soar New-fledged, an eagle to the dazzling dawn With lidless eyes undazzled, to arise, Son of the morning, to the Southern skies ; And fling its wild chant higher at the fall Of even, and of bright Hyperion ; To mix its fire with dew, to call The spirit of the limitless air, made one In the amazing essence of all light Limitless, emanation of the migh’ Of the great Light above all gods, the fire Of o…
1929 · PDF PAGE 63
…eason that it did not really exist! My innate transcendentalism leapt out towards it. The Morte d'Arthur, Lohengrin and Parsifal were my world. I not only wanted to go out on the quest of the Holy Grail, I intended to do it. I got the idea of chastity as a positive virtue. It was delightful to be pure. Previously, chastity had been my chief abomination; the sign-manual of cowardice, heartlessness and slavery. In the Celtic Church there was no fear of God, but a communion with Him as nobly familiar as the relations of Roland and Charlemagne. I s…
1912 · PDF PAGE 138
… could think of. “Wrong.” “Wrong.” “Wrong.” "Why,“ she cried, jumping up and facing him, “ it's Professor Zircon! The last person in the world I should have expected to find here ! " She threw her arms round his neck and called him a “ dear silly.” ”Well, what's the news, child ?" " No news. I'm so sorry the chief's dead." “ Doesn’t matter to me. What a pretty flower in your dress! " She had an instinct of sudden and terrible danger; and lied instantly. " I bought it for your buttonhole." And she fastened it there. Professor Zircon called her a s…
1912 · PDF PAGE 138
… could think of. “Wrong.” “Wrong.” “Wrong.” "Why,“ she cried, jumping up and facing him, “ it's Professor Zircon! The last person in the world I should have expected to find here ! " She threw her arms round his neck and called him a “ dear silly.” ”Well, what's the news, child ?" " No news. I'm so sorry the chief's dead." “ Doesn’t matter to me. What a pretty flower in your dress! " She had an instinct of sudden and terrible danger; and lied instantly. " I bought it for your buttonhole." And she fastened it there. Professor Zircon called her a s…
1907 · PDF PAGE 102
…nes, said the big man, is the Unutterable Tao. Mr. Jones, said the doctor, is (on this illusory plane of Maya) one of the wonders of the world. He is never seen or heard, felt or smelt. Nor hath he been at any time tasted of any. Yet he is everywhere; in all, and causer of all, and apart from all. By profession he is a curator in the British Museum; but that is going very low indeed upon the plane of Maya. I have already told you, said the big man, that Mr. Jones is the Unutterable Tao. Why not leave it at that? I will, said Basil, if Arthur wi…