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John St. John
John St. John (1909), PDF p. 60
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THE EQUINOX
And
only
two
pages
done!
But the decorations
“ marvelious ” !
Another half—hour gone! in mere titivating the Opus
!
and now I’m too tired to as much as start Prana
Yama.
Iwill go to the Dome and see what a citron
pressé and a sandwich does for me, at the same time
taking over the MS. of Liber DCCCCLXHL which
has been given me to correct, and doing it.
Please the pigs, the Visconti will cheer me up in the
evening; and I shall get a good day in to—morrow.
Still at Liber DCCCCLXIII. [Το be published shortly
by
“ The
Equinox."——ED.]
I should like to write
mantrams for each chapter.
Still at Liber DCCCCLXIII.
I need hardly say that
I am perfectly aware that in one sense all this working
and ritual making and copying and illuminating is but
a crowd of dog-faced demons, since the One Thought
of Unity with Adonai is absent.
But I do it on purpose, making each thing I do into
that Magic Will.
So
if you
ask
me
“Are
you
correcting
Liber
DCCCCLXIII. ?" I reply, “ No! Iam Adonail "
Arrival of the Visconti.
Departure of the Visconti.
Really a necessary rest:
for my head had begun to ache, and her kiss, half given
and half taken, much refreshed me.
Have
done
Liber
DCCCCLXIII.
'Tis
hardly
thinkable that one could have read it (merely) in the
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