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Page 107 of 1191930 · PDF PAGE 39
… the Holy Ghost. It is the man himseif and his universe expressed in terms of thought whose 1. Both these subjects may be studied in the Equinox in several articles appearing in several numbers. 2. It is easy to teach the General Princi.ples of exegesis, and the main doctrines. There is a vast body of knowledge common to ail cases; but this is no more than the basis on which the student must erect his original Research. 159 —
1954 · PDF PAGE 48
…at up rapidly, I got the number 418, with all the marvellous correspondences which had been so abundantly useful to me in the past. (See Equinox of the Gods, p. 138.) My troubles disappeared like a flash of lightning. Now to answer your questions ad seriatim; it is quite all right to put questions to me about The Book of the Law; a very extended commentary has been written, but it is not yet published.3 I shall probably be able to answer any of your questions from that manuscript, but you cannot go on after that when it would become a discussio…
1996 · PDF PAGE 201
… none by the Book? 49. Abrogate are all rituals, all ordeals, all words and signs. Ra- Hoor-Khuit hath taken his seat in the East at the Equinox of the Gods; and let Asar be with Isa, who also are one. But they are not of me. Let Asar be the adorant, Isa the sufferer; Hoor in his secret name and splendour is the Lord initiating. 50. There is a word to say about the Hierophantic task. Behold! there are three ordeals in one, and it may be given in three ways. The gross must pass through fire; let the fine be tried in intellect, and the lofty chos…
1910 · PDF PAGE 174
September 5th, 12,15-12.52 p-m. p.m. 5.25-6.26 p.m. p.m. 9.25-9.50 p.m. p.m. 6th. 9.20-9.50 am, am, 6.10-6.40 p.m. p.m, THE EQUINOX Heard the following sounds: (1) A noise as of blood filtering through. (2) The tramp of armed men. This grew more distant on closing ears, (3) The noise of a distant Siren, This grew stronger on closing ears. (For a short time I distinctly saw the head of a nun in the centre of the Chakkra.) Fifty-two Suddhi-Kumbhakas or Pranayamas. 5. ro. 20 for 30 minutes. 10, 15. 30 for 6 minutes. Pranayama. 5. 10. 20 for 31 min…
1910 · PDF PAGE 174
September 5th, 12,15-12.52 p-m. p.m. 5.25-6.26 p.m. p.m. 9.25-9.50 p.m. p.m. 6th. 9.20-9.50 am, am, 6.10-6.40 p.m. p.m, THE EQUINOX Heard the following sounds: (1) A noise as of blood filtering through. (2) The tramp of armed men. This grew more distant on closing ears, (3) The noise of a distant Siren, This grew stronger on closing ears. (For a short time I distinctly saw the head of a nun in the centre of the Chakkra.) Fifty-two Suddhi-Kumbhakas or Pranayamas. 5. ro. 20 for 30 minutes. 10, 15. 30 for 6 minutes. Pranayama. 5. 10. 20 for 31 min…
1996 · PDF PAGE 159
…tep Ae-ytq), as well as the sum of© and Q'ilbx [alhim], where © = 00 = 309; D'nbx = 86; 309 + 86 = 395. See also Book Four, Part IV (The Equinox of the Gods), ch. 7, §3.]
1919 · PDF PAGE 152
THE EQUINOX plishment of such work, particularly if uninteresting and tedious in itself, goes far towards that end. Jany. 3oth., 1911. Letter from Frater P.A. his Neophyte. From this letter he learned that many changes had transpired since he left England, and among them that Frater P.A. had severed his connection with the Outer Order, but was willing to continue in charge of him. Febry. 5th. He wondered if Frater P.A. had only told him this as a test. It must be remembered that all this while he had worked on alone, and had had no news to spea…
1909 · PDF PAGE 304
THE EQUINOX long as it is conditioned in Time; and that a dream is of as real a nature as awakenment, but on a different plane in existence, the conditions of which can alone be judged and measured by experimental science. Science advances by means of accumulating facts and con- solidating them, the grand generalisation of which merges into a theory when it has been accepted by universal inference. Thus, I infer that catching a ball is not a necessary sequitur to throwing a ball up in the air; however, if I had never thrown a ball up in my life…
1909 · PDF PAGE 304
THE EQUINOX long as it is conditioned in Time; and that a dream is of as real a nature as awakenment, but on a different plane in existence, the conditions of which can alone be judged and measured by experimental science. Science advances by means of accumulating facts and con- solidating them, the grand generalisation of which merges into a theory when it has been accepted by universal inference. Thus, I infer that catching a ball is not a necessary sequitur to throwing a ball up in the air; however, if I had never thrown a ball up in my life…
1954 · PDF PAGE 203
…any Illustrated Hieroglyphic text. The Sphinx wears one, and there is a photograph, showing the shape and structure very clearly, in The Equinox . Vol. I, No. I, frontispiece to Supplement. You can easily make one yourself out of silk; broad black-and-white stripes is a pleasing design. Avoid "artistic" complexities.
1996 · PDF PAGE 31
…dently of supreme importance, from its position as the first “revelation” of Aiwass. 1 [Only fragments survive of this document; see The Equinox IV(2) (1996), and his Confessions, abridged ed., p. 840.] 2 [Usually akh or yekh in modern Egyptian transliteration.] 3 [See the quotation from “The Book of the Great Auk” in the Commen tary to verse 3 on p. 26.] 4 [Grk. rrXqp(i)iia. In Gnosticism, the “invisible spiritual fullness” that hypostases into progressive manifestation (æons), and to which Gnos tics seek to return through the “perfection” o…
1919 · PDF PAGE 382
THE EQUINOX dle, what America (God bless her!) calls ‘sob-stuff.’ When tipsy old ladies become maudlin, it is time to go. 44. Yet, if the “Doctrine of the Heart” is too high-winged for thee, if thou needest help thyself and fearest to offer help to others—then, thou of timid heart, be warned in time: re- main content with the “Eye Doctrine” of the Law. Hope still. For if the “Secret Path” is unattainable this “day,” it is within thy reach “To-morrow.” Learn that no efforts, not the smallest—whether in right or wrong direction—can vanish from th…
1929 · PDF PAGE 80
…ly Qabalah (see Liber D in Eqiiinox I, VIII, Supplément, and Liber 777) affords the means of analysis and application required. See also Equinox I, V, “The Temple of Solomon The King”. 2. A suggestion has recently been made that the Hierarchy of the Grades should be “destroyed, and replaced by”—a ring System of 13 grades ail equal. There is, of course, one sense in which every grade is a Th in g-in-Itself. But the Hierarchy is only a convenient method 44
1930 · PDF PAGE 76
…heir chosen vehicle. See His Magical Record An XX, Q in bb and onward. 2. Examples of Rituals for several such purposes are given in the Equinox. 3. Moral : become an Adeptus Major ! — 196 —
1919 · PDF PAGE 402
THE EQUINOX “This was the last word of the Tathagata! “Then the Blessed One entered into the first stage of deep meditation. And rising out of the first stage he passed into the second. And rising out of the second he passed into the third. And rising out of the third stage he passed into the fourth. And rising out of the fourth stage of deep meditation he entered into the state of mind to which the infinity of space is alone present. And passing out of the mere consciousness of the infinity of space he entered into the state of mind to which t…
1930 · PDF PAGE 31
which he lives by the installation of new officers to présidé over its initiation. This can take place only at an “Equinox of the Gods” at the end of an “Aeon”; that is, when the secret formula which expresses the Law of its action becomes outworn and useless to its further development. (Thus “Suckling” is the formula of an infant : when teeth appear it marks a new “Aeon”, whose “Word” is “Eating”). A Magus can therefore only appear as such to the world at inter- vais of some centuries ; accounts of historical Magi, and their Words, are given i…
1909 · PDF PAGE 258
THE EQUINOX “Before the face of the Gods in the place of the Threshold” is the name of the Hegemon ; and she is the Goddess ‘Thmais * Thmait.t The Kerux.—The Kerux is the principal form of Anubis. The sentinel being the subsidiary form. The Kerux is the Anubis of the East, whilst the Sentinel is the Anubis of the West. The Kerux is the herald, the guardian and watcher within the Temple; as the sen- tinel is the watcher without. And therefore is his charge the proper disposition of the furniture of the Temple. His peculiar insignia of office are…
1909 · PDF PAGE 258
THE EQUINOX “Before the face of the Gods in the place of the Threshold” is the name of the Hegemon ; and she is the Goddess ‘Thmais * Thmait.t The Kerux.—The Kerux is the principal form of Anubis. The sentinel being the subsidiary form. The Kerux is the Anubis of the East, whilst the Sentinel is the Anubis of the West. The Kerux is the herald, the guardian and watcher within the Temple; as the sen- tinel is the watcher without. And therefore is his charge the proper disposition of the furniture of the Temple. His peculiar insignia of office are…
1912 · PDF PAGE 298
THE EQUINOX could pass the first standard in a Masonic Board School. E.g. on the apron of the 18o the Monogram of the Eternal is misspelt—blasphemouslymisspelt. Any Yid from Houndsditch could correct it. And on the M.W.S. jewel, Jeheshua is usually spelt with a Resh ! There was a {air Maid of Bombay Who was put in an awkward situation, the nature of which it is unnecessary to discuss, By the mate ofa lugger, An ignorant Sovereign Prince of Rose Croix Who always spelt Jeheshua with a Resh. Prate not of scholarship, Bro. Crowe! Such ignorance, whe…
1912 · PDF PAGE 298
THE EQUINOX could pass the first standard in a Masonic Board School. E.g. on the apron of the 18o the Monogram of the Eternal is misspelt—blasphemouslymisspelt. Any Yid from Houndsditch could correct it. And on the M.W.S. jewel, Jeheshua is usually spelt with a Resh ! There was a {air Maid of Bombay Who was put in an awkward situation, the nature of which it is unnecessary to discuss, By the mate ofa lugger, An ignorant Sovereign Prince of Rose Croix Who always spelt Jeheshua with a Resh. Prate not of scholarship, Bro. Crowe! Such ignorance, whe…