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Page 11 of 831961 · PDF PAGE 191
…e Chief of that which was granted unto me, it was the Apprehension of those willed Changes or Transmutations of the Mind which lead into Truth, being as Ladders unto Heaven, or so I called them at that Time, seeking for a Phrase to admonish the Scribe that attended on my Words, to grave a Balustre upon the Stele of of my Working. But I make Effort in vain, o my Son, to record this matter in Detail; for it is the quality of the Grass to quicken the Operation of Thought it may be Thousandfold, and moreover to figure each Step in Images complex an…
1912 · PDF PAGE 279
…he T&/?»,י”שSublime Aletophilote, Knight of Libanus, Knight ofHeredom, Knight of the Tabernacle, Knight (y' the Set/feni, Knight Sage of Truth, Knight Hermetic Philosopher, Knight of the Key, Knight ofthe White Eagle, KNIGHT KADOSCH, Knight of the Black Eagle, KNIGHT OF THE ROYAL MYSTERY, and KNIGHT GRAND INSPECTOR; Knight of Scandi— navia, Sublime Commander of the Temple, Sublime Negoti- ate, Knight οί Shota, Sublime Elect of Truth, Grand Elect of the (£0115, Sage Savaist, Knight of the Arch of Seven Columns, Prince of Light, Sublime Hermetic …
1912 · PDF PAGE 279
…he T&/?»,י”שSublime Aletophilote, Knight of Libanus, Knight ofHeredom, Knight of the Tabernacle, Knight (y' the Set/feni, Knight Sage of Truth, Knight Hermetic Philosopher, Knight of the Key, Knight ofthe White Eagle, KNIGHT KADOSCH, Knight of the Black Eagle, KNIGHT OF THE ROYAL MYSTERY, and KNIGHT GRAND INSPECTOR; Knight of Scandi— navia, Sublime Commander of the Temple, Sublime Negoti- ate, Knight οί Shota, Sublime Elect of Truth, Grand Elect of the (£0115, Sage Savaist, Knight of the Arch of Seven Columns, Prince of Light, Sublime Hermetic …
1911 · PDF PAGE 112
…an oath—the oath of the Knights of the Royal Mystery . . . that God is one; that tolove God and man is enough. . . . Peace, Toler- ance, Truth. Paul may plant, and Apollos may water, but God giveth the increase. If I cry out “Down with tyranny! Down with superstition and imposturel” the first knight thinks me mad; the second that I have some politic baseness toward; the third that I mean Saracens; the fourth suspects the truth, and destroys me. Anon . . . Anon . . . [He goes 131!”/?:טשפשout. CURTAIN. 104.
1911 · PDF PAGE 112
…an oath—the oath of the Knights of the Royal Mystery . . . that God is one; that tolove God and man is enough. . . . Peace, Toler- ance, Truth. Paul may plant, and Apollos may water, but God giveth the increase. If I cry out “Down with tyranny! Down with superstition and imposturel” the first knight thinks me mad; the second that I have some politic baseness toward; the third that I mean Saracens; the fourth suspects the truth, and destroys me. Anon . . . Anon . . . [He goes 131!”/?:טשפשout. CURTAIN. 104.
1912 · PDF PAGE 17
…itiate Before the throne of Fate ‘The hicrophant. Crassus. Kiss me, however! Aurcra. Did J grant ‘This favour, all were lost. It is your truth To Adela that tempts my youth. [Henceforth Auicia shakes with silent laughter. Crassvs. What fite breasts you have! Auicra. Ay, maiden breasts! Would you betray my cath? Crassus. My will contests My wisaes.
1907 · PDF PAGE 297
…ore , O Ananda , be ye lamps unto yourselves . Be ye a refuge to yourselves . Betake yourselves to no ex ternal refuge. Hold fast to the truth as a lamp . Hold fast as a refuge to the truth . Look not for refuge to any one besides yourselves .” (Mahaparanibbana Sutta , ii , 33. ) ' YOGA » 2 Now comes the supreme question : How is this in ward mystery revealed ? And the answer is : In the East by Yoga , and in the West by Magic . “ Thus East and West from A to Z agree . In the East , by an entirely artificial and scientific method , in the West …
1909 · PDF PAGE 61
…ichte is really and truly just as right and as wrong as Schelling; Hume is quite as impregnable as Berkeley. Let us not try to shirk the truth of it, either by the “common-sense ” folly, or the “faith” folly, or the Hegelian folly. It may, I think, be readily conceded that the reasoning faculty is not apodeictally absolute. It represents a stage in human thought, no more. You cannot convince a savage of the truth of the Binomial Theorem; should we then be surprised if a mystic fails to convert a philosopher? Yet must he try. 51
1909 · PDF PAGE 61
…ichte is really and truly just as right and as wrong as Schelling; Hume is quite as impregnable as Berkeley. Let us not try to shirk the truth of it, either by the “common-sense ” folly, or the “faith” folly, or the Hegelian folly. It may, I think, be readily conceded that the reasoning faculty is not apodeictally absolute. It represents a stage in human thought, no more. You cannot convince a savage of the truth of the Binomial Theorem; should we then be surprised if a mystic fails to convert a philosopher? Yet must he try. 51
1904 · PDF PAGE 38
…s mere ratiocination, Of twenty other things as well, The first of which is concentration ! Here most philosohers agree ; Claim that the truth must so intend, Explain at once all agony Of doubt, make people comprehend 350 355 260 365 370 375 380 385 The Advaitist position. Mind’s superior functions. Does truth make itself in- stantly appa- rent ? Not reason.
1904 · PDF PAGE 48
…nly not obvious—still our cap has lost no feather :— Done it, by Jupiter! We can only say farewell, gentle reader, impressing on you the truth (put in Tennis language because this ballade is all about Tennis) that the score of life is at Love-all.
1941 · PDF PAGE 12
ANTHEM Gone are the ghosts and gods, Fears strangled emerods, Thoughts spider snares; Dead are the craven creeds; Truth demands noble deeds, All free man dares. Men, be your own recourse! Waste not your fire and force In fatuous prayers! Better, come cannily Down on the enemy, Set them to theirs Free from the bogle faith, False fear and wastrel wraith, From shame and guilt, Rise, in thine own self-awe, Live to the living law: Do what thou wilt!
1907 · PDF PAGE 45
…Swinburne's poem , The Centenary of the Battle of the Nile : The strong and sunbright lie whose name was France Arose against the sun of truth , whose glance Laughed large from the eyes of England fierce as fire Whence eyes wax blind that gaze in truth askance . 2 Rodin in Rime , vol . iii, p . 119 . 3 Ibid .
1909 · PDF PAGE 42
Against him the Brothers of the Left—hand Path, confusing the symbols. They concealed their horror [in this symbol]; for in truth they were ᾽- The master flamed forth as a star and set a guard of Water in every Abyss. Also certain secret ones concealed the Light of Purity in themselves, protecting it from the Persecutions. Likewise also did certain sons and daughters of Hermes and of Aphrodite, more openly But the Enemy confused them. They pretended to conceal that Light, that they might betray it, and profane it. 43
1910 · PDF PAGE 229
…ystal lake. At the pallid moons disgrace Empty thou shalt find my place That shall be cold till night appear. As others tenderness and truth Desire to rule thy life, thy youth, So will I dominate by fear !
1941 · PDF PAGE 8
ANTHEM Gone are the ghosts and gods, Fears strangled emerods, Thoughts spider snares; Dead are the craven creeds; Truth demands noble deeds, All free man dares. Men, be your own recourse! Waste not your fire and force In fatuous prayers! Better, come cannily Down on the enemy, Set them to theirs Free from the bogle faith, False fear and wastrel wraith, From shame and guilt, Rise, in thine own self-awe, Live to the living law: Do what thou wilt!
1907 · PDF PAGE 45
…s month of joy. I am a foolish boy ; Did not the golden starred Ambassador Come like a father to me and implore I would look straight on truth? ‘“ This is no love-sick youth !” He cried, ‘she is nigh sixty years of age; Her lovers are a mangied multitude ; You are one duckling of an infinite brood This vixen hath up-gobbled!”” Am I mage? Ay, for I grant the aged diplomat His truth—the truth for him! To me she is The rosy incarnation of a kiss, The royal rapture of a young delight, The mazy music of virginity, Sun of the day, moon of the night, …
1907 · PDF PAGE 87
THE SIRE DE MALETROIT’S DOOR SI marry you. I do not love you, or you me. [Astde.] Half a lie is better than no truth. [Aloud.] I will not ruin your life—and I can commit suicide by merest idleness, a talent I am master of, and one most agree- able to my nature. BLANCHE, Oh! Monsieur Denys, but I love you. [Comes and clings to hts knees.) I dot I do! I will not kill myself, but I will make you love me—— DENYS. A harder task than you think, little one. BLANCHE. Or tolerate me at least. [ Crees. DENYS. O bother ! I shall cry too in a minute. BLANC…
1910 · PDF PAGE 303
…tes, then at length, after a go or two at his snuff-box, he gave a loud grunt, to which I replied in a solemn voice: “O Mahatma, what is Truth?” “No Truth! All illusion,” he answered, “ I am the Master, you become my disciple; I show you all things; I lead you to the ultimate reality . . . the supreme stage of the Highest ... the infinite Ultimatum .. . the unlimited omniscience of eternal Wisdom—All this I give you if you have faith in me.” As faith is exceedingly cheap in this country, I offered him unlimited oceans of it; and at this he seem…
1910 · PDF PAGE 303
…tes, then at length, after a go or two at his snuff-box, he gave a loud grunt, to which I replied in a solemn voice: “O Mahatma, what is Truth?” “No Truth! All illusion,” he answered, “ I am the Master, you become my disciple; I show you all things; I lead you to the ultimate reality . . . the supreme stage of the Highest ... the infinite Ultimatum .. . the unlimited omniscience of eternal Wisdom—All this I give you if you have faith in me.” As faith is exceedingly cheap in this country, I offered him unlimited oceans of it; and at this he seem…