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THE EQUINOX Over the hills the shadows creep Like dreams across the sleep of lovers ; And through their satiate, golden sleep The shrilling Skylark hovers‘
THE EQUINOX takes her all her time to manage him and keep the baby out of mischief. Theodore Bugg needs no help of hers in his moral sculpture of the destinies of England. ALEISTER CROWLEY.
THE EQUINOX The Three Mighty Names of God Almighty coming forth from The Thirty [Ethyrs THE First Name— LAZodaPeLaMeDaZodaZODaZodILa— ZodUOLaTaZodaPeKALaTaNuVaDaZ- odaBeReTa. The Second Name-— IROAIAEIIAKOITaXEAEOHcSIOI- ITEAAIE. The Third Name— LaNuNuZodaTaZodODaPeXaHEM- AOANuNuPeRePeNuRAISAGIXa. Ended are the Forty—eight Calls or Keys. 128
THE EQUINOX But it is most important to remark that although acclaimed as a Master of the Temple, 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
214 THE EQUINOX One garment covered both to keep us warm, What harmed the one, was 't not the other’s harm? Close clasped, one single form. Was it not meant for aye? Poet, take thou my hand—we’ll still Walk a little way. MARY D'ESTE. (MARY DEMPSEy—BLIDEN-STURGEs—BEV,)
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xl THE EQUINOX Young moon chaste before the dawn, Softest young grass, Oh, have ye seen Diana pass Over the lawn? Oh, little green grasshoppers sleepily chirring, Have ye seen aught in the bright night stirring? Palest moon, and pale green grass, Have ye heard, have ye heard Diana pass? Bright moon, virgin before the dawn, Listening grass, Oh, have ye heard Diana pass Over the lawn ?
…firms it: discard methods, rituals, etc. (and their contradictions), but do it Often! 22. D. D. S. visits me. Celebration of the Autumnal Equinox. ,, 23. Celebration of the Autumnal Equinox. 24—30. (During this period Fra. P. was preparing, under the guidance of D. D. S., a certain ritual of initiation. This was to combine the Eastern and the Western methods. The mind, exalted, fortified, initiated by the Holy Magick, was then in that very state of divine tension to concentrate itself on that Self-glittering One.) It is time to break off for a mo…
62 THE EQUINOX Infinity—yet you and I have met. Eternity—yet hand in hand we run. All odds that I should lose you or forget, But, soul and spirit and body, we are one. Is this the child of Chance, or Law, or Will? Is None or All or One to thank for this ? It will not matter if thanksgiving fill The endless empyrean with a kiss. ALEISTER CRO\VLEY,
252 TH Ε EQUINOX VII I loved you, Evelyn, all the while! My heart was full as it could hold Of Ella Wheeler Wilcox’ style—— Think what it cost me, I that was old. So hush ! I give you this leaf to keep— Seel I shut it inside the sweet cold hand ; 'Tis a tract on The Simple Life and Sleep ; You will wake, and remember, and understand. VICTOR B. NEUBURG‘
THE EQUINOX We must record our thanks to the noble generosity of many of our readers, which has enabled us to carry on the work of making known this clear description of The Path, given to us by the A A ,.?.־which has so helped us all to enter and pursue that Path. At Christmas we shall move to new premises. Notice will be sent by post to subscribers in due course. xxvi
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THE EQUINOX That float on the summer air; the hot delight, Awaken no response; only the might Of the shy poesie that enchants the night He cares to love ; the eerie palaces Where the soul finds forbidden harmonies. Oh I Now his eyes dance up to meet the sun ; Curious, he peers into the hurtling air: Oh! all his spirit follows, slim and fair; The spears of light attract him : it is done; The flaw is found ; he bends again, to shun The summer—heat: see! the swift fingers run Like spiders o'er the strings : Look! it is bare, The flaw: and he has found …
…olish Man . The Magi- cian The High Priestess . . The Ein— press . The Em— peror The Hiero— phant The Lovers . The Chariot Fortitude THE EQUINOX THE TWENTV-TWO KEYS OF THE BOOK The Spirit of Ακθη’ρ The Magus of Power The Priestess of the Silver Star. The Daughter of the Mighty Ones Sun of the Morn- ing, chief among the Mighty The Magus of the Eternal The Children of the Voice; the Oracles of the Mighty Gods The Child of the Powers οί the Waters; the Lord of the Triumph of Light The Daughter of the Flaming Sword LETT ER ATTRl- BUTTON 51
212 THE EQUINOX You were a Chinese god, I an offering fair, As we entered the Garden of Allah, Το sing our holy prayer. Entered with hearts bowed low, Yet I heard a voice that cried: For he is the god of the Sacrifice, You are the crucified. It was all make—believe, A foolish game of play, Our garden of Allah A drawing-room, Our Chinese god of clay, Strings of bruises for pearls, Tears for forget-me—nots, And a deadly pain Of the sickening shame W'atehing the fading spots, As quickly they faded, The heart of me faded as well, Until nothing is lef…