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Page 7 of 841912 · PDF PAGE 20
… Obeyed it His law when you discourse so airily thereon ? I think you make the source of all thingsthe Sorbonne ! ALESSANDRO. Well, the three years we spent were worth a score at home. LORENZO. I am glad enough we went ; but all roads lead to Rome. ALESSANDRO. All yours to sentiment ! Well, here we are at home. And nobody has blabbed the news your fervour feared. Which of our friends are stabbed, how long the Doges beard Has grown in these three years, the jovial old rogue ! What course his galley steers, what girls are in the vogue ! Lucrezi…
1944 · PDF PAGE 82
…es, according to the number of the Sephiroth, and of the sphere of Malkuth, indicating governance of physical affairs. On this wheel are three figures, the Sworded Sphinx, Hermanubis, and Typhon; they symbolize the three forms of energy which govern the movement of phenomena.
1906 · PDF PAGE 23
…Where all delights are ’stinguished at the last, And all good things forgotten, wallahy! He died—aha now !—no—yes—let me see! Ten years, three months, four days, as I’m a sinner, Since Hassan let the—shame—at Ali’s dinner.” 15
1904 · PDF PAGE 69
TRAVERSE OF THE AIGUILLES ROUGES 57 (5) It was three o’ the morn and the night was outworn ; We broke fast on Maggi and Cotton, We said Cecil’s jest was a gibe of the best, And of Morris’s yarns—“ that’s a hot ’un.” (6) We spoke of the mountains, the weather, the rope, In a tongue that was doubtfully British ; We summed up in three words Philosophy’s scope ; Of women we said—“ they are skittish.” (7) We gained the low snows, and each rubbed his cold nose As we lunched upon Cotton and Maggi ; We observed, “we are neat from our felts to our feet,…
1913 · PDF PAGE 196
ORDER FORM Part III of this BOOK FOUR ['' RITUAL "] is in the Pi'css, and zuill be published as early as possible. Three shillings net. Orders should be sent in at once to Wieland and Co., 2^1^ Avenue Studios (76, Fulham Road), South Kensington, London, SAV. Tel: 2632 Ken.
1911 · PDF PAGE 146
…reat Terror, the thing of awe that hath no name. And this is the mystery that I declare unto thee: that from the Crown itself spring the three great delusions; Aleph is madness, and Beth is falsehood, and Gimel is glamour. And these three be greater than all, for they are beyond the words that I speak unto thee; how much more therefore are they beyond the words that thou transmittest unto men. Behold! the Veil of the Aethyr sundereth, and is torn, like a sail by the breath of the tempest, and thou shalt see him as from afar off. This is that wh…
1903 · PDF PAGE 30
… and I the weeping wolf That howls about this hell that is my heart ; And I the icy and intangible That beholds all, and is not. RupuHa. Three in one ! One in three ! Death to the sun ! Glory to thee ! Thou wast there ! Enough ! It will grow. Ho! Ho! Criospa. In English, I was mad. But no new portents Confound the course of the sun, I left my home To seek thee out. When skill availed me not, I put to sea to try the Luck of Maurya. Rupua. Thou shouldst have tried that first of all. CriosDA. Why then The Luck may avail if that wried tongue can sp…
1911 · PDF PAGE 61
…th within him that water which is the dew distilled from the night of Nuit. Triple is the cord of silver, that it may not be loosed; and three score and half a score and three is the number of the name of my name, for that the ineffable wisdom, that also is of the sphere of the stars, informeth me. Thus am I crowned with the triangle that is about the eye, and therefore is my number three. And in me there is no * This I performed in a sort of cave upon the ridge of a great mountain in the Desert near Bou-Saada at 12-3 p.m. on December 2. 59
1944 · PDF PAGE 24
… interpretation. THE TAROT AND THE ELEMENTS The Ancients conceived of Fire; Water and Air as pure elements. They were connected with the three qualities of Being, Knowledge and Bliss, previously mentioned. They also cor‐ respond with what the Hindus called the Three Gunas—Sattvas, Rajas and Tamas, which may be translated roughly as “Calm”, “Activity”, and “Slothful Darkness”. The alchemists had three similar principles of energy, of which all existing phenomena are composed: Sulphur, Mercury and Salt. This Sulphur is Activity, Energy, Desire; M…
1904 · PDF PAGE 40
…ry on which is spread No butter of Good Style undue; Before one’s eyes the types unread Dance until everything is blue. ENVOI Prince, of three bads who wants the best ? Off, Granta, Cantab, and Review! Stick to the “ Mag” and let the rest Dance until everything is blue!
1912 · PDF PAGE 90
…as one who has passed utterly through the Abyss, as a Brother of the A A itself, he steadfastly refused to accept the hard-won grade for three years more. (To ὗε continued) 48
1912 · PDF PAGE 90
…as one who has passed utterly through the Abyss, as a Brother of the A A itself, he steadfastly refused to accept the hard-won grade for three years more. (To ὗε continued) 48
1919 · PDF PAGE 39
CURRICULUM OF A..A.. Liper XVII. LiperI.A.O. Gives three methods of at- tainment through a willed series of thoughts. This book has not been published. It is the active form of Liber HHH. The article “Energized Enthusiasm” is an adumbration of this book. Lizer XXXVI. Tue Star Sappuire. Is Chapter XXXVI. of the Book of Lies, giving an improved ritual of the Hexagram. Liger CLXXXV. Lrper Cotrecit SANcTI. Being the tasks of the Grades and their Oaths proper to Liber XIII. This is the official paper of the various grades. It includes the Task and O…
1912 · PDF PAGE 234
…re only two flowers shown, which bend over the two central cups, pouring into them a a white water which fills them and runs over into the three lowest, which latter are not yet filled The three "uuu" uppermost are quite empty. At the top and bottom of v u u the card are symbols & and Χ. Temporary success, but without further results. Thing thrown aside as soon as gained. Not lasting, even in the matter in hand. Indolence in success. Journeying from place to place. Misery and repining without cause. Seeking after riches. Instability. Hod of( ?הSuc…
1912 · PDF PAGE 234
…re only two flowers shown, which bend over the two central cups, pouring into them a a white water which fills them and runs over into the three lowest, which latter are not yet filled The three "uuu" uppermost are quite empty. At the top and bottom of v u u the card are symbols & and Χ. Temporary success, but without further results. Thing thrown aside as soon as gained. Not lasting, even in the matter in hand. Indolence in success. Journeying from place to place. Misery and repining without cause. Seeking after riches. Instability. Hod of( ?הSuc…
1913 · PDF PAGE 107
…o I hear one speak of ships? CHINESE. Listen, my lord, to these, no lying lips. ARAB. Take us aboard; we sail where hunger grips No more three poor blind beggar men. nu [Aside]. May be These are the assassin three! [Aloud] Have ye the tokens of the true degree? [They cower. cHINESE. Ah, then, hope fails for ever ! ARAB. Let us hide Beyond the borders of this treacherous tide; Or it may steal upon us as we sleep. zuLu. Would we were dead! Yet life is worth a leap. CHINESE. O God, eternally to grope This desert without hope! 67
1913 · PDF PAGE 107
…o I hear one speak of ships? CHINESE. Listen, my lord, to these, no lying lips. ARAB. Take us aboard; we sail where hunger grips No more three poor blind beggar men. nu [Aside]. May be These are the assassin three! [Aloud] Have ye the tokens of the true degree? [They cower. cHINESE. Ah, then, hope fails for ever ! ARAB. Let us hide Beyond the borders of this treacherous tide; Or it may steal upon us as we sleep. zuLu. Would we were dead! Yet life is worth a leap. CHINESE. O God, eternally to grope This desert without hope! 67
1903 · PDF PAGE 3
… world, T have but one hope of making any profound impres- sion, viz.—that my theory has the merit of explaining the divergences between three great forms of re now existing in the world—Buddhism, Hinduism, and Christianity, and of adapting them to ontological science by conclusions not mystical but mathematical. Of Mohammedanism I shall not now treat, as my acquaint- ance with its tenets is very imperfect, and in any case it must fall under one of the three heads of Nihilism, Advaitism, and Dvaitism. Taking the ordinary hypothesis of the unive…
1913 · PDF PAGE 153
…niverse. This matter must be studied in Liber LXV, where this is discussed incomparably. In the hood of this serpent are the six jewels, three on each side. Ruby, Emerald, and Sapphire, the three holy elements made perfect, on both sides in equilibrium.
1910 · PDF PAGE 8
…urs was Christ upon the cross ? How many days in hell ? But I have hung From the day of infinite loss Watching her degradation into dung Three years. Three years ! And now who asks me to shed tears ?