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1912 · PDF PAGE 304

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VIII)

…of the methods of the Qabalah itself have been made and disposed of in the article on the subject in “ The Temple of Solomon the King " (Equinox V) and no further reference need be made to them in this place. It is only necessary to say that that article should be studied most thoroughly, and also the article “ A Note on Genesis ” in the second number of The Equinox. With these two weapons, and the Sword of the Spirit, the Practicus, fully armed, may adventure himself in the great battle wherein victory is Truth. PERDURABO.

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1909 · PDF PAGE 200

The Equinox (Volume I, Number I)

THE EQUINOX magnificent. She became the god, absorbed in His being; her dreadful shriek—the cry of a soul at Heaven’s gate smitten by the lightning into the abyss—changed to a marvellous laughter of love as she touched the summit of felicity. * * * * * So much I saw; yet the cloud withdrew itself; the lights redeemed their lustre. There in the midst my love awaited me—me—and I stood, as a diver that hesitates, so that he may enjoy to the full the foretaste of the plunge. I stood there, very God of very God, in the glittering green of her eyes, …

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1909 · PDF PAGE 200

The Equinox (Volume I, Number II)

THE EQUINOX magnificent. She became the god, absorbed in His being; her dreadful shriek—the cry of a soul at Heaven’s gate smitten by the lightning into the abyss—changed to a marvellous laughter of love as she touched the summit of felicity. * * * * * So much I saw; yet the cloud withdrew itself; the lights redeemed their lustre. There in the midst my love awaited me—me—and I stood, as a diver that hesitates, so that he may enjoy to the full the foretaste of the plunge. I stood there, very God of very God, in the glittering green of her eyes, …

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1910 · PDF PAGE 10

The Equinox (Volume I, Number III)

…g for information, assistance, further inter- pretation, etc., are requested to communicate with THE CHANCELLOR OF THE A... A... c/o THE Equinox, 124 Victoria Street, S.W. Telephone: 3210 VICTORIA, or to call at that address by appointment. A representative will be there to meet them. Probationers are reminded that the object of Probations and Ordeals is one: namely, to select Adepts. But the method appears twofold: (i) to fortify the fit; (ii) to eliminate the unfit. The Chancellor of the A.*. A.*. views without satisfaction the practice of Pr…

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1910 · PDF PAGE 218

The Equinox (Volume I, Number III)

THE EQUINOX By the Wand and the Cup I conjure; by the Dagger and Disk I constrain; I am he that is sworn to endure; make thy music again! Iam Lord of the Star and the Seal; I am Lord of the Snake and the Sword; Reveal us the riddle, reveal! Bring us the word of the Lord! As the flame of the sun, as the roar of the sea, as the storm of the air, As the quake of the earth—let it soar for a boon, for a bane, for a snare, For a lure, for a light, for a kiss, for a rod, for a scourge, for a sword— Bring us thy burden of bliss—Bring us the word of the…

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1910 · PDF PAGE 10

The Equinox (Volume I, Number IV)

…g for information, assistance, further inter- pretation, etc., are requested to communicate with THE CHANCELLOR OF THE A... A... c/o THE Equinox, 124 Victoria Street, S.W. Telephone: 3210 VICTORIA, or to call at that address by appointment. A representative will be there to meet them. Probationers are reminded that the object of Probations and Ordeals is one: namely, to select Adepts. But the method appears twofold: (i) to fortify the fit; (ii) to eliminate the unfit. The Chancellor of the A.*. A.*. views without satisfaction the practice of Pr…

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1910 · PDF PAGE 218

The Equinox (Volume I, Number IV)

THE EQUINOX By the Wand and the Cup I conjure; by the Dagger and Disk I constrain; I am he that is sworn to endure; make thy music again! Iam Lord of the Star and the Seal; I am Lord of the Snake and the Sword; Reveal us the riddle, reveal! Bring us the word of the Lord! As the flame of the sun, as the roar of the sea, as the storm of the air, As the quake of the earth—let it soar for a boon, for a bane, for a snare, For a lure, for a light, for a kiss, for a rod, for a scourge, for a sword— Bring us thy burden of bliss—Bring us the word of the…

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1911 · PDF PAGE 2

The Equinox (Volume I, Number V)

…ing for information, assistance, further inter- pretation, etc., are requested to communicate with THE CHANCELLOR OF THE A.: A:. c/o THE EQUINOX, 3 Great James Street, W.C. Telephone: CITY 8987, or to call at that address by appointment. A representative will be there to meet them. Probationers are reminded that the object of Probations and Ordeals is one: namely, to select Adepts. But the method appears twofold: (i) to fortify the fit; (ii) to eliminate the unfit. The Chancellor of the A.'. A.: views without satisfaction the practice of Probatio…

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1911 · PDF PAGE 2

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VI)

…ing for information, assistance, further inter- pretation, etc., are requested to communicate with THE CHANCELLOR OF THE A.: A:. c/o THE EQUINOX, 3 Great James Street, W.C. Telephone: CITY 8987, or to call at that address by appointment. A representative will be there to meet them. Probationers are reminded that the object of Probations and Ordeals is one: namely, to select Adepts. But the method appears twofold: (i) to fortify the fit; (ii) to eliminate the unfit. The Chancellor of the A.'. A.: views without satisfaction the practice of Probatio…

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1913 · PDF PAGE 244

Cambridge Poets 1900–1913

… William Heineman , London VICTOR NEUBURG , Trinity. " The Green Garland " The Young Cambridge Press, Bedford “ The Triumph of Pan " The Equinox , London JOHN PRESLAND ” Girton . " Joan of Arc " Simpkin Marshall & Co ., London “ Mary Queen of Scots " Chatto & Windus " The Deluge," etc . Chatto & Windus “ Manin and the Defence of Venice ". Chatto & Windus A. V. RATCLIFFE , Sidney Sussex . “ Poems " Privately printed “ A Broken Friendship " Erskin e Macdonald , London J. C. SQUIRE , St. John 's. “ Poems and Baudelarie Flowers " Frank Palmer ( Sup…

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1911 · PDF PAGE 54

The Equinox (Volume I, Number V)

46 THE EQUINOX II THE SNOW MAIDEN TO MARGARET CALLAGHAN MY love is like the lucent globes That drip from lips of cool crevasses, Το clothe them with the virgin robes Of mosses, flowers, and grasses. O spheres compact of fire and dew, Lamps of the hollows of the mountain, What dream angelic fathered you On what celestial fountain? Nayl but I lay on lower earth Stagnant in sunless meres! The prison Of monstrous spawn, detested birth— Behold me rearisen ! It was yon fierce diurnal star That licked me up with his huge kisses, And dropped me in his rai…

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1911 · PDF PAGE 54

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VI)

46 THE EQUINOX II THE SNOW MAIDEN TO MARGARET CALLAGHAN MY love is like the lucent globes That drip from lips of cool crevasses, Το clothe them with the virgin robes Of mosses, flowers, and grasses. O spheres compact of fire and dew, Lamps of the hollows of the mountain, What dream angelic fathered you On what celestial fountain? Nayl but I lay on lower earth Stagnant in sunless meres! The prison Of monstrous spawn, detested birth— Behold me rearisen ! It was yon fierce diurnal star That licked me up with his huge kisses, And dropped me in his rai…

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1996 · PDF PAGE 27

The Law is for All

…ived a certain continuity or identity of myself with Ankh-f-n- khonsu, whose Stele is the Link with Antiquity of this Revela­ tion.1 See Equinox 1(7), pp. 363-400, for the account of this event.1 2 1 [Ankh-f-n-khonsu (Ankhefenkhons i) was an Egyptian priest of Month (Mentu) who flourished in Thebes c. 725 b.c.e.J 2 [This account was republished in as Chapter 6 of “Genesis Libri AL” in The Equinox of the Gods (Book 4, Part /V).] 3 [Ouarda the Seer was Rose Edith Crowley (1874-1932), Crowley’s first wife and the first of a series of Scarlet Women…

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1913 · PDF PAGE 193

Book 4 (Part II)

… which was previously impossible. The first grade in Their system is that of STUDENT. A Student nmst possess the following books: 1. The Equinox, No. I to the current number. 2. 777. lOS. 3. K(jn.\ Om Tax. 10s. 4. Collected Works of A. Crowley; Tannhauser, The Sword of Song. Time, Eleusis. 3 vols, ^£"2 2s. 5. Raja \'oga, by Swami Vivekananda. ^s. Gd. 6. The Shiva Sanhita, or the Hathayoga Pradipika. s^- 7. 'i'hc Tao Teh A'ing and the writings of Awang Tze: S.B.IC. xxxix, xl. 155. iSi

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1913 · PDF PAGE 238

The Equinox (Volume I, Number IX)

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…

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1913 · PDF PAGE 238

The Equinox (Volume I, Number X)

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…

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1910 · PDF PAGE 300

The Equinox (Volume I, Number III)

THE EQUINOX SIMPLEX. Behold again: an empty well— A crystal pure—a dry sea— Birds—a dead bird, a live bird, a phoenix— A dying immortal harlot-goddess— A cage (alas! it broke open In the year of the sixteenth Funeral). TuHE Mos. Down with the birds! SIMPLICIOR. Yet, neither Bird could re-enter it! THE Mos. Beer and Cup-ties! Smpcicissimus. [Pointedly.] The Spirit of Persistency conceived! THE Mos. Down with the Spirits! SIMPLEX. Behold again, Impatients, and decide: Two centres I saw, that were but one— A thick set of hair upon a white skull— A…

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1910 · PDF PAGE 300

The Equinox (Volume I, Number IV)

THE EQUINOX SIMPLEX. Behold again: an empty well— A crystal pure—a dry sea— Birds—a dead bird, a live bird, a phoenix— A dying immortal harlot-goddess— A cage (alas! it broke open In the year of the sixteenth Funeral). TuHE Mos. Down with the birds! SIMPLICIOR. Yet, neither Bird could re-enter it! THE Mos. Beer and Cup-ties! Smpcicissimus. [Pointedly.] The Spirit of Persistency conceived! THE Mos. Down with the Spirits! SIMPLEX. Behold again, Impatients, and decide: Two centres I saw, that were but one— A thick set of hair upon a white skull— A…

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1954 · PDF PAGE 401

Magick Without Tears

…f fully equipped to deal with any problem that might arise. At that time we were particularly anxious to wind up the first volume of The Equinox with a No. 10, which should be a really massive contribution to Magical thought. That meant a very considerable increase in the cost of production. All this my Disciple, of course, knew, and on arriving in Johannesburg he said to himself "Well, here I am in a part of the world where the earth teems with gold and diamonds. I will procure the necessary funds for The Equinox and various

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1909 · PDF PAGE 10

Handbook of Geomancy

THE EQUINOX These last three are merely aids to general judgment. If the judge be good the figure is good, and vice-versa. The Reconciler= I + XV. To find the part of Fortune @ (ready money or cash belonging to Querent), add points of the figures I-XII, divide by 12, and remainder shows figure. Here 1+II+...+ XII = 74 points =6 x 12+2, .. @ falls with ;:; (IJ). CHAPTER III OF THE FIGURE OF THE TWELVE HOUSES OF HEAVEN THE meaning of the twelve Houses is to be found, primarily, in any text-book of Astrology. Knowledge is to be enlarged and correc…

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