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The Equinox (Volume I, Number VIII)
The Equinox (Volume I, Number VIII) (1912), PDF p. 244
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THE EQUINOX
success, good luck and fortune; love, gladness, kindness,
liberality.
Binah
of( ?הPlenty, hospitality,
eating
and
drinking,
pleasure, dancing, new clothes, merriment).
Therein the Angels?לאהארand m::- are lords.
LVI
THE LORD OF BLENDED PLEASURE
Four of Chalice:
FOUR cups: the two upper overflowing into the two lower,
which do not overflow.
An Angelic Hand grasps a branch of
lotus, from which ascends a stem bearing one flower at the
top of the card, from which the white water flows into the
two upper cups.
From the centre two leaves pass right and
left, making, as it were, a cross between the four cups,
Above
and below are the symbols v and
!₪ for the Decan.
Success or pleasure approaching their end.
A stationary
period in happiness, which may, or may not, continue
It
does not mean love and marriage so much as the previous
symbol.
It is too passive a symbol to represent perfectly
complete
happiness.
Swiftness,
hunting
and
pursuing.
Acquisition by contention:
injustice sometimes; some draw—
backs to pleasure implied.
Chesed of( ?הReceiving pleasure or kindness from others,
but some discomfort therewith).
Therein rule the great Angels?לאי`הand?היזכרמ
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