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The Vision and the Voice
The Vision and the Voice (1911), PDF p. 168
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THE EQUINOX
both Crowned and Conquering, the Lord of the Sword and
the Sun, the Babe in the Lotus, pure from his birth, the Child
of suffering, the Father of justice, unto whom be the glory
throughout all the Aeon! *
Come away! For that which was to be accomplished is
accomplished, seeing that thou hadst faith unto the end
of all.
In the letter N the Voice of the Aethyr is ended.
BISKRA, ALGERIA.
December 20, 1909. 8.35-9.35 p.m.
THE CRY OF THE IST AETHYR, WHICH IS CALLED LIL
First, let praise and worship and honour and glory and
great thank be given unto the Holy One, who hath permitted
us to come thus far, who hath revealed unto us the ineffable
mysteries, that they might be disclosed before men. And we
humbly beseech His infinite goodness that he will be pleased
to manifest unto us even the Mystery of the First Aethyr.
(Here followeth the Call of the Aethyr.)
The veil of the Aethyr is like the veil of night, dark azure,
full of countless stars. And because the veil is infinite, at
first one seeth not the winged globe of the sun that burneth
in the centre thereof. Profound peace filleth me,—beyond
ecstasy, beyond thought, beyond being itself, IAIDA. (This
word means “I am,” but in a sense entirely beyond being.)
(Note.—In Hebrew letters it adds to 26. In Hebrew
letters the name of the Aethyr is 70, ayin; but by turning the
* The Seer had absolutely forgotten this prophecy, and was amazed at the
final identification of the Child in LIL with Hoor.
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