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NOW READY SIR PALAMEDE THE SARACEN By ALEISTER CROWLEY REPRINTED FROM EQUINOX IV PRICE 5/- “« Much vigorous imagination.”— Times. “. . . his genius, be its origin celestial or internal, is considerably to our liking; he can write angelic poetry and devilish good prose, a cloud of exotic scholarship trailing over the whole, and suffused now and then by lightning-like gleams of mirth and snappiness.”—Znglish Review. “The poet's impassioned imagination and fancy move untrammelled throughout this metrical romance.” —Publishers’ Circular. LOOK OUT! …
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THE EQUINOX This was the way in which he would divine the forth- coming year. He did various things of a quite ordinary nature with an intense magical intention. He had asked a disciple to write him a message to be opened at midnight. The disciple, being a fool, wrote a foolish message, but none the less inspired. The diary continues thus— “Sought accidental symbols while looking for a black woman to represent Binah” (to which he was aspiring). “Entered by chance, firstly, Queen’s Hotel [can this refer to Binah?] and Leicester.” (Leicester was …
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THE EQUINOX THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE A.A... THE REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC ILLUMINISM EDITED BY SOROR VIRAKAM SUB-EDITOR: FRA. LAMPADA TRADAM An. IX Vout. I. No. X © in « SEPTEMBER MCMXIII OS. “THE METHOD OF SCIENCE—THE AiM OF RELIGION” WIELAND & CO. 33 AVENUE STUDIOS, SOUTH KENSINGTON LONDON, S.W. x A
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THE EQUINOX itself with superstition and fanaticism, borrow from stupidity its blind prejudices, and would borrow perhaps in the same way from fanaticism its injustices and angers. Inquisitors or Septembrisors,’ what matter names? The religion of Jesus Christ condemns, and has always condemned, assassins. 1 Those who took part in the massacres of the Revolution of the 4th Septem- ber, 1792.—TRANS, go
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THE EQUINOX 29. Moreover, be they long kept, it is better; for they swell with my force. All before me. 30. My altar is of open brass work : burn thereon in silver or gold! 31. There cometh a rich man from the West who shall pour his gold upon thee. 32. From gold forge steel! 33. Be ready to fly or to smite! 34. But your holy place shall be untouched throughout the centuries: though with fire and sword it be burnt down & shattered, yet an invisible house there standeth, and shall stand until the fall of the Great Equinox; when Hrumachis shall a…
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THE EQUINOX Even as flutters a bird, I fluttered : before and behind ‘Thundered the secret Word Into mine ears. I have pined Because the Word was unkind ; But now the spirit hath stirred. I sought not, yet did I find, For the wonderful thing occurred. Though I be blind, shall I gird Because I see not? The gods bind Mine eyes. But I heard! I heard! Shall it avail, O wind? ExpLicir OpuscuLum NONDUM FINIS
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THE EQUINOX It sustains all, and never imposes burdens which it is not itself the first to carry. Aziluth Jezirah \Ve BRI 4a so SEZIRAH xe ? nn w»—_ Ot' cs esiv GREAT PENTACLE FROM THE VISION OF ST. JOHN Religion is patient—the religion of great thinkers and of martyrs. It is benevolent like Christ and the apostles, like Vincent de Paul, and like Fénelon. It envies not either the dignities or the goods of the earth. 74
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The Star in the West BY CAPTAIN J. F. C. FULLER FOURTH LARGE EDITION NOW READY THROUGH THE EQUINOX AND ALL BOOKSELLERS SIX SHILLINGS NET A highly original study of morals and religion by a new writer, who is as entertaining as the average novelist is dull. Nowadays human thought has taken a brighter place in the creation: our emotions are weary of bad baronets and stolen wills; they are now only excited by spiritual crises, catastrophes of the reason, triumphs of the intelli- gence. In these fields Captain Fuller is a master dramatist.
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92 THE EQUINOX With the aplomb and savoir faire Peculiar to Eastern races, He took the secret then and there (What, is not lawful to declare), And thrust it rudely in their faces. “‘A filthy insult!” screamed the first; The second smiled, ‘‘ Ingenious blind !” The youngest neither blessed nor cursed, Contented to believe the worst— That He had spoken all his mind! The second earned the name of prig, The first the epithet of prude; The third, as merry as a grig, On melon and on sucking pig Feasts with the Great White Brotherhood. ALEISTER CROWLE…
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THE EQUINOX It now remains for us to complete our work by giving the great Key of William Postel. This key is that of the Tarot. There are the four suits, t malcnyT | >@ BepcRyph WsZ P25 GIVVZEM. wands, caps, swords, coins or pentacles, corresponding to the four cardinal points of Heaven, and the four living creatures or symbolic signs and numbers and letters formed in a circle; then the seven planetary signs, with the indication of their repetition signified by the three colours, to symbolize the natural world, the human world and the divine w…
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THE EQUINOX THE ARISING OF HORUS n. chants the Dirge of Isis+ After “tomb” in verse 4 she rises, and u. falls back to his knees. At verse 5 N. comes down to the corpse, and raises it with kisses upon the stigmata, wrapping it then in her blue vobe. She then clothes it in the white vobe (of a Probationer? Trans.). R. takes the sword of u. and... (2) his throat therewith. ‘. veturns to her throne and wi. rises and puts on his ved robe. THE AWAKENING OF THE DIVINE FORCE [The remaining sheets of MSS. are missing or indecipherable. go 1 MS. not to b…
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162 THE EQUINOX Dies down to dusk; The day is dim... . Hawthorn and musk. . . . The seraphim Play on the breeze : The ponds are stirred By the mysteries Of the secret Word. The lost Word floats Over the dunes In silver notes And golden tunes, And mystic runes. O secret Rose! O secret Flame! The west wind blows The secret Name Into the ears Of the wandering lights That love their fears In the summer nights, And in autumn rejoice By the haunted meres, Hearing the voice Of the seven spheres, Who are merged in the sun, Whom the moonlight frees, And…
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40 THE EQUINOX one, each with its proper motion, until he have an image perfect in all respects of the Solar System as it actually exists. Let him particularly note that unless the apparent size approximate to the real, his practice is wasted. Let him then add a comet to the picture; he may find, perhaps, that the path of this comet may assist him to expand the sphere of his mental vision until it include a star. And thus, gathering one star after another, let his contemplation become vast as the heaven, in space and time ever aspiring to the p…
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164 THE EQUINOX And the secret word That dies in light Is seen as a bird, As a vision heard. The sylphs that skim The upper air, Light of limb, With floating hair, Tune their lyres To the faded west, And the sacred fires, As they pass to rest, For a moment stay As a note half-heard On their homeward way As a weary bird Lingers in space. O molten air! O dying grace! O dream most rare! O fire most fair! The waves that wander Under the night, As stars that ponder The birth of light, Lift their crests To the flash of fire, And in their breasts Ther…
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THE EQUINOX hidden sense of the Zohar, the great dogmatic treatise of the Qabalah of the Hebrews. The Clavicles of Solomon, forgotten in the course of time, and supposed lost, have been re- discovered by ourselves; without trouble we have opened all the doors of those old sanctuaries where absolute truth seemed to sleep,—always young, and always beautiful, like that princess of the childish legend, who, during a century of slumber, awaits the bridegroom whose mission it is to awaken her. After our book, there will still be mysteries, but higher…
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236 THE EQUINOX Hyacinth petal sweet to smell, Split-hoof of the glad gazelle, Be thou mine as I am thine, As the vine’s ensigns entwine At the sacring of the sun, Thou the even and I the odd Being and becoming one On the abacus of God! Thou the sacred snake that rears Death, a jewelled crest across The enchantment of the years, All my love that is my loss. Life and death, two and one, Hate and love, moon and sun, Light and darkness, never swerve From the norm, note the nerve, Name the name, exceed the excess Of thy lamp of loveliness, Living s…
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THE EQUINOX The loser has again the right to challenge by putting up the amount of the increased pool, a third card being drawn and the hands finally decided on the above principle. (Example: Deuce of Hearts, Deuce of Spades and Three of Spades beat Deuce of Diamonds, Deuce of Clubs and Ace of Hearts.] The banker's advantage is in getting the first card free, but if he challenge he must put up the amount of the pool. If the player with the lowest card fail to challenge, his right passes to the player with the next lowest card, and so on, till e…