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Page 7 of 781899 · PDF PAGE 54
…little, and to-morrow Thou shalt have guerdon of thy faithfulness. [Ext Herald. Enter Second Herald. But now, sir, go to this rebellious king And say to him: Thus Jephthah, judge of Israel, With gentle words answers thy greediness : Israel took not thy land, nor that of Moab: But, coming out of Egypt, through the sea And over wilderness, to Kadesh came. Our people sent a message unto Edom Unto the king thereof, and prayed his grace, To let them pass through his dominions And unto Moab: and they answered Nay. So Israel abode in Kadesh: then Pass…
1904 · PDF PAGE 7
THE BOOK OF THE GOETIA SOLOMON THE KING TRANSLATED INTO THE ENGLISH TONGUE BY A DEAD HAND AND ADORNED WITH DIVERS OTHER MATTERS GERMANE DELIGHTFUL TO THE WISE THE WHOLE EDITED, VERIFIED, INTRODUCED AND COMMENTED BY ALEISTER CROWLEY SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF RELIGIOUS TRUTH BOLESKINE, FOYERS, INVERNESS 1904
1912 · PDF PAGE 79
THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING Before this is merely the Concealed At Home with its distinction of gift and graft, and very vagueness, where Apollo and Diana took the place of Mercury. Scortillum, ut mihi tum repente visumst, Non sane inlepidum neque invenustum. Huc ut venimus incidere nobis Sermones varii. (This means something! For example, the Stooping Dragon was painted on the Floor of the Vault. In Alexandra occur the words “vault on Vera" Hence in the diary the letters S.D. (for Stooping Dragon) will refer to somebody named Vera, or possi…
1912 · PDF PAGE 211
DESCRIPTION OF THE CARDS OF THE TAROT XVII THE LORD OF THE WIDE AND FERTILE LAND; THE KING OF THE SPIRITS OF EARTH Knight of Pan/ades A DARK Winged Warrior with winged and crowned helmet: mounted on a light brown horse. Equipment as the Knight of Wands. The winged head of a stag or antelope as a crest, Beneath the horse‘s feet is fertile land with ripened corn. In one hand he bears a sceptre surmounted by a hexagram: in the other a Pentacle like that of the Zelator Adeptus Minor. Unless very well dignified he is heavy, dull, and material Laborio…
1912 · PDF PAGE 79
THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING Before this is merely the Concealed At Home with its distinction of gift and graft, and very vagueness, where Apollo and Diana took the place of Mercury. Scortillum, ut mihi tum repente visumst, Non sane inlepidum neque invenustum. Huc ut venimus incidere nobis Sermones varii. (This means something! For example, the Stooping Dragon was painted on the Floor of the Vault. In Alexandra occur the words “vault on Vera" Hence in the diary the letters S.D. (for Stooping Dragon) will refer to somebody named Vera, or possi…
1912 · PDF PAGE 211
DESCRIPTION OF THE CARDS OF THE TAROT XVII THE LORD OF THE WIDE AND FERTILE LAND; THE KING OF THE SPIRITS OF EARTH Knight of Pan/ades A DARK Winged Warrior with winged and crowned helmet: mounted on a light brown horse. Equipment as the Knight of Wands. The winged head of a stag or antelope as a crest, Beneath the horse‘s feet is fertile land with ripened corn. In one hand he bears a sceptre surmounted by a hexagram: in the other a Pentacle like that of the Zelator Adeptus Minor. Unless very well dignified he is heavy, dull, and material Laborio…
1913 · PDF PAGE 143
THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING oLympas. O nowI burn with holy haste. This doctrine hath so sweet a taste That all the other wine is sour. MARSYAS. Son, there’s a bee for every flower. Lie open, a chameleon cup, And let Him suck thine honey up! Ah, boy, all crowns and thrones above Is the sanctity of love. In His warm and secret shrine Is a cup of perfect wine, Whereof one drop is medicine Against all ills that hurt the soul. A flaming daughter of the Jinn Brought to me once a winged scroll, Wherein I read the spell that brings The knowledge of …
1913 · PDF PAGE 143
THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING oLympas. O nowI burn with holy haste. This doctrine hath so sweet a taste That all the other wine is sour. MARSYAS. Son, there’s a bee for every flower. Lie open, a chameleon cup, And let Him suck thine honey up! Ah, boy, all crowns and thrones above Is the sanctity of love. In His warm and secret shrine Is a cup of perfect wine, Whereof one drop is medicine Against all ills that hurt the soul. A flaming daughter of the Jinn Brought to me once a winged scroll, Wherein I read the spell that brings The knowledge of …
1899 · PDF PAGE 58
…r lips absorb My breath, and make it breezes for your bed, And all my body, to fill full the orb Of golden splendour of your royal head. King of my life and crown of my desire, King of all death when lifes last lips expire ; Mine, in the straitest wedlock rightly wed, Till God be pleased to kindle us a pyre.
1913 · PDF PAGE 147
THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING They lead their hosts to victory: In every joy they are kings; then see That secret serpent coiled to spring And win the world! O priest and king, Let there be feasting, foining, fighting, A revel of lusting, singing, smiting! Work; be the bed of work! Hold! Hold! The stars’ kiss is as molten gold. Harden! Hold thyself up! now die— Ah! Ah! Exceed! Exceed! OLYMPAS. And I? maRsyas. My stature shall surpass the stars : He hath said it! Men shall worship me In hidden woods, on barren scaurs, Henceforth to all eternity…
1913 · PDF PAGE 147
THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING They lead their hosts to victory: In every joy they are kings; then see That secret serpent coiled to spring And win the world! O priest and king, Let there be feasting, foining, fighting, A revel of lusting, singing, smiting! Work; be the bed of work! Hold! Hold! The stars’ kiss is as molten gold. Harden! Hold thyself up! now die— Ah! Ah! Exceed! Exceed! OLYMPAS. And I? maRsyas. My stature shall surpass the stars : He hath said it! Men shall worship me In hidden woods, on barren scaurs, Henceforth to all eternity…
1898 · PDF PAGE 100
And pass beyond their horror to attack Fresh foemen, light and truth to bring Through their untrodden fields of black, A victor king. I know all must be well, all must be free, I know God as I know a friend ; I conquer, and most silently Await the end. 90
1929 · PDF PAGE 223
… Our first breathing place was Cairo. It was one of the extravagances of our passion that suggested our spending a night together in the King's Chamber of the Great Pyramid. It was the gesture of the male showing off his plumage. I wanted my wife to see what a great Magician I was. We went, accordingly, after dinner, with candles. More from habit than anything else, as I imagine, I had with me a small notebook of Japanese vellum in which were written my principal invocations, etc. Among these was a copy of the "Preliminary Invocation" of The Go…
1906 · PDF PAGE 132
126 AHAB What mighty weakness stays the king If he arise, and cast desire Far from its seat and seed and spring To Hinnom the detested fire? Ay! both were wise. Madness alone Sits throned on the king’s vacant throne. Dogs! Who dares break on me? ‘‘ Dread lord ! Mightiest of monarchs !”—‘‘ Cease, thou crow ! Thine errand ! ere the eunuch’s sword Snatch thy bald head off at a blow.” “* Mercy, World’s Light !” Swings clear and clean The call ‘‘ Room for the Queen! The Queen !” Strong as a man, the Queen strides in. Even she shrank frighted !—my as…
1913 · PDF PAGE 243
…be 566 miles. The holder of 566, if 5 plain cards turn up consecutively, wins. But suppose among the 5 plain cards are drawn Ace Hearts, King Clubs, Queen Hearts, Knave Hearts, Ace Spades, Knave Spades— After Ace Hearts (566+4=) 570 wins. » King Clubs (570-3=) 567 ,, »» Queen Hearts (567+2=) 569 ,, » Knave Hearts (569+1=) 570 ,, » Ace Spades (570-4=) 566 ,, » Knave Spades (566-—1=) 565 ,, Thus, until the fall of the fifth plain card, no one knows either the winner or the amount of the pool.] 7. The holders of the remaining tickets (except the o…
1913 · PDF PAGE 243
…be 566 miles. The holder of 566, if 5 plain cards turn up consecutively, wins. But suppose among the 5 plain cards are drawn Ace Hearts, King Clubs, Queen Hearts, Knave Hearts, Ace Spades, Knave Spades— After Ace Hearts (566+4=) 570 wins. » King Clubs (570-3=) 567 ,, »» Queen Hearts (567+2=) 569 ,, » Knave Hearts (569+1=) 570 ,, » Ace Spades (570-4=) 566 ,, » Knave Spades (566-—1=) 565 ,, Thus, until the fall of the fifth plain card, no one knows either the winner or the amount of the pool.] 7. The holders of the remaining tickets (except the o…
1954 · PDF PAGE 102
…CHOOLS OF MAGICK (1) 69 no need to take our ideas at second-hand. The Yellow School of Magick possesses one perfect classic, The Tao Teh King. 4 It is impossible to find any religion which adequately represents the thought of this masterpiece. Not only is religion as such repugnant to science and philosophy, but from the very nature of the tenets of the Yellow School, its adherents are not going to put themselves to any inconvenience for the enlightenment of a lot of people whom they consider to be hopeless fools. At the same time, the theory o…
1901 · PDF PAGE 85
…ne moment, and I should have passed beyond Linked unto Spirit by the fourfold bond. Not dead to earth, but living as divine, A priest, a king, an oracle, a shrine, A saviour ! Yet my misty spirit conned The secret murmur : “ Gereth, I am thine ! ” I must have listened to the voice of hell. The earthly horror wove its serpent spell Against the Beauty of the World : I heard Desolate voices cry the doleful word “ Unready ! ” All the soul invisible Of that vast desert echoed, and concurred. The voices died in mystery away. I passed, confounded, lif…
1904 · PDF PAGE 32
… jOYS The epithet he certainly Appears to have employed. He prays No fizz, nor will to heaven apply For lots of Salmon Mayonnaise. ENVOI King of the Israelites, lay by Austere looks and ascetic ways! You would condone polygamy— I only ask for length of days With lots of Salmon Mayonnaise.
1901 · PDF PAGE 71
…breaks into a hor- rible, silent, smooth laughter. Again silence. PACHAD. I am done with godhead: let me be a man. CHORUS. Hail, Pachad, king of Egypt and the Nile! Hail, Pachad, Lord of the two lands, all hail ! PACHAD. King of himself and lord of life and death, No lesser throne! I have borne me as a god, Avenging on my nearest blood the sin That brought me shameful to the shameless light. I have not faltered nor turned back at all, Nor moved my purpose for a moment’s thought. Nor will I now. The god is gone from me, And as a man I feel the l…