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1912 · PDF PAGE 320

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII)

…y '?רה 1r 23 Parted, removed, separated?ההז 10y?הררה A thread?טוה Life?היה ii; The Number of the ‘Elders’ 24 in the Apocalypse He whom I love "mm: He who loves me?`בהךא A Mercurial GOD, His?הגמוא essence is m, 8 Substance; a body?ה`װ A pauper?ךר Angel of a C.?הטבח Abundance W A water—pot, a large earthen-?רב ware vessel 5“ $25 To break?אבר The Beast NW'I ]ehewid, GOD of Geburah?דוהי of Binah Let there be ᾽Π᾿ Will be separated m' Thus?הב The Numbers of the Sephiroth of 26 the Middle Pillar; r +6 + 9 +?ןס [Vide K.Dr L.C.K. p. 273] mn Seeing, look…

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1912 · PDF PAGE 320

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VIII)

…y '?רה 1r 23 Parted, removed, separated?ההז 10y?הררה A thread?טוה Life?היה ii; The Number of the ‘Elders’ 24 in the Apocalypse He whom I love "mm: He who loves me?`בהךא A Mercurial GOD, His?הגמוא essence is m, 8 Substance; a body?ה`װ A pauper?ךר Angel of a C.?הטבח Abundance W A water—pot, a large earthen-?רב ware vessel 5“ $25 To break?אבר The Beast NW'I ]ehewid, GOD of Geburah?דוהי of Binah Let there be ᾽Π᾿ Will be separated m' Thus?הב The Numbers of the Sephiroth of 26 the Middle Pillar; r +6 + 9 +?ןס [Vide K.Dr L.C.K. p. 273] mn Seeing, look…

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1913 · PDF PAGE 338

The Equinox (Volume I, Number IX)

THE EQUINOX love: he leaves to God the secrets of justice, and understands only charity. He looks on the wicked as invalids whom one must pity and cure ; the world, with its errors and vices, is to him God’s hospital, and he wishes to serve in it. He does not think that he is better than any one else ; he says only, ‘So long as I am in good health, let me serve others; and whenI must fall and die, perhaps others will take my place and serve.” IX THE NUMBER NINE Tuis is the hermit of the Tarot; the number which refers to initiates and to prophet…

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1913 · PDF PAGE 338

The Equinox (Volume I, Number X)

THE EQUINOX love: he leaves to God the secrets of justice, and understands only charity. He looks on the wicked as invalids whom one must pity and cure ; the world, with its errors and vices, is to him God’s hospital, and he wishes to serve in it. He does not think that he is better than any one else ; he says only, ‘So long as I am in good health, let me serve others; and whenI must fall and die, perhaps others will take my place and serve.” IX THE NUMBER NINE Tuis is the hermit of the Tarot; the number which refers to initiates and to prophet…

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1919 · PDF PAGE 274

The Equinox (Volume III, Number I)

…ue Deacon. Lady of night, that turning ever about us art now visible and now invisible in thy season, be thou favourable to hunters, and lovers, and to all men that toil upon the earth, and to all mariners upon the sea. THE PEopte. So mote it be. (THE LADY) Tue Deacon. Giver and receiver of joy, gate of life and love, be thou ever ready, thou and thine handmaiden, in thine office of gladness. THE PEopLe. So mote it be. (THE SAINTS) Tue Deacon. Lord of Life and Joy, that art the might of man, that art the essence of every true god that is upon t…

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1910 · PDF PAGE 369

The Equinox (Volume I, Number III)

…ape! Not filth, not sorrow, not laughter of the mocker is this universe; but laughter of a young god, a holy and beautiful god, a god of love and light. And thou, since thou hast the ear of the British ass at thy lips, sing to it those starry songs. It can but bray... . But why, as hitherto, shouldst thou bray also? Or if bray thou must, let us have the virile and portentous bray of the Ass of Apuleius, not (as hitherto) the plaintive bray of the proverbial ass who hesitated so long between the two thistles that he starved to death. I warn thee…

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1910 · PDF PAGE 369

The Equinox (Volume I, Number IV)

…ape! Not filth, not sorrow, not laughter of the mocker is this universe; but laughter of a young god, a holy and beautiful god, a god of love and light. And thou, since thou hast the ear of the British ass at thy lips, sing to it those starry songs. It can but bray... . But why, as hitherto, shouldst thou bray also? Or if bray thou must, let us have the virile and portentous bray of the Ass of Apuleius, not (as hitherto) the plaintive bray of the proverbial ass who hesitated so long between the two thistles that he starved to death. I warn thee…

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1912 · PDF PAGE 332

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII)

…ry by some sects ?םטוא The fruit?םזגdeep valleyיבאנ ?לחנה The ears Hell of ]esod-Malkuth DJI'I'J A wall?ץיח Το force, do wrong to?םמה To love very much I!" To shut up, obstruct?םסה The middle?`צה To measure out ; a decree ;?קה tall. (MasagendeL) criis Angel LTD, of a?םהנס A Giant: “the lust of con "?לאןע 09!וז Day-demonof 2"d Dec, :*:?יאךװכסא Lightning?וסב

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1912 · PDF PAGE 332

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VIII)

…ry by some sects ?םטוא The fruit?םזגdeep valleyיבאנ ?לחנה The ears Hell of ]esod-Malkuth DJI'I'J A wall?ץיח Το force, do wrong to?םמה To love very much I!" To shut up, obstruct?םסה The middle?`צה To measure out ; a decree ;?קה tall. (MasagendeL) criis Angel LTD, of a?םהנס A Giant: “the lust of con "?לאןע 09!וז Day-demonof 2"d Dec, :*:?יאךװכסא Lightning?וסב

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1911 · PDF PAGE 161

The Vision and the Voice

THE VISION AND THE VOICE Light, Life and Love are like three glow-worms at thy feet: the whole universe of stars, the dewdrops on the grass whereon thou walkest! Iam quite blind. Thou art Nuit! Strain, strain, strain my whole soul! Aka dua Tuf ur biu Bi a’a chefu Dudu ner af an nuteru. Falutli! Falutli! I cling unto the burning Aethyr like Lucifer that fell through the Abyss, and by the fury of his flight kindled the air. And I am Belial, for having seen the Rose upon thy breast, I have denied God. And I am Satan! I am Satan! I am cast out upon…

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1913 · PDF PAGE 350

The Equinox (Volume I, Number IX)

…rs and the blood, sucked up by the roots of the divine tree, became the delicious sap of the grape, which is destined to intoxicate with love the children of the future. XIV THE NUMBER FOURTEEN FourTEEN is the number of fusion, of association, and of universal unity, and it isin the name of what it represents that we shall here make an appeal to the nations, beginning with the most ancient and the most holy. Children of Israel, why, in the midst of the movement of 52

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1913 · PDF PAGE 350

The Equinox (Volume I, Number X)

…rs and the blood, sucked up by the roots of the divine tree, became the delicious sap of the grape, which is destined to intoxicate with love the children of the future. XIV THE NUMBER FOURTEEN FourTEEN is the number of fusion, of association, and of universal unity, and it isin the name of what it represents that we shall here make an appeal to the nations, beginning with the most ancient and the most holy. Children of Israel, why, in the midst of the movement of 52

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1919 · PDF PAGE 143

The Equinox (Volume III, Number I)

…rhood, who have heard the Voice of God in all Its sweetness, who have made that message a part (nay all) of my being, who have held my Beloved in my arms, who have Become my Beloved and lost myself therein, who have for ever given up my lower self, who have conquered Death, who have felt the Pain of the whole World, who have found Wisdom, Love and Power, who have given up All to become Nothing, I who have seen the need of the World, have found that books (hitherto my dearest companions) have no longer any word to say to me—have found that knowl…

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1909 · PDF PAGE 27

The Soldier and the Hunchback ! and ?

THE SOLDIER AND THE HUNCHBACK Lord loveth He chasteneth, and scourgeth every son that He receiveth.” I shall really be glad if a few of you will get it over, and come and sit on daddy’s knee! The first step is the hardest; make a start, and I will soon set the hunchback lion and the soldier unicorn fighting for your crown. And they shall lie down together at the end, equally glad, equally weary; while sole and sublime that crown of thine (brother !) shall glitter in the frosty Void of the abyss, its twelve stars filling that silence and solitud…

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1912 · PDF PAGE 101

Mortadello

… ! [The people break into a tumult of rejoicing. MORTA- DELLO and MONICA, after acknowledgement, close the window. MORTADELLO. It may be love or hate, a wanton and a fool. But we have saved the State. MONICA. I think you mean, we rule. MORTADELLO. I wish your eyes could speak ! MONICA. They shall, when night’s abroad. MORTADELLO. I fear I have been weak. MONICA. Repent so soon, my lord ?

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1961 · PDF PAGE 165

Liber Aleph

…lk, and is unto hem the Destroyer of all Things that be opposed to Him. And his God is also the Phallus, for this Will operateth through Love even as it is written in our Own Law. Yet again, Apis he Bull of Khem hath Kephra the Beetle upon His tongue, which signifieth that it is by this Will, and by this Work, that the Sun cometh unto Dawn from Midnight. All these Symbols are most similar in their Nature, save as the Slaves of the Slave-gods have read their own Formula into the Simplicity of Truth. For there is naught so plain that Ignorance an…

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1961 · PDF PAGE 217

Liber Aleph

…ter have I written the Name of my own Nature, its Law, its Quality, its Will and its Appurtenance or Ornament. For it is the Child of my Love toward thee, and the Expression through mine Art of my Will so far as that regardeth thee. Now every Child is made of the Essence of his Father, so that every Creation is a Likeness or image of the Creator, but modified by the Mother, that is to say, the Material whereon he begetteth it. So then this Letter is a Projection of mine own Star in a Mirror, to wit, mine Idea in hy Regard; and it shall be unto …

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1913 · PDF PAGE 390

The Equinox (Volume I, Number IX)

…of quarrelling, Science and Faith ought to unite ; let Science carry Faith, and let Faith console Science by teaching her to hope and to love! SCIENCE. It is a fine ideal, but Utopian. Faith will tell me absurdities. I prefer to walk without her. FAITH. What do you call absurdities? sciENCcE. I call absurdities propositions contrary to my demonstrations; as, for example, that three make one, that a 92

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The Equinox (Volume I, Number X)

…of quarrelling, Science and Faith ought to unite ; let Science carry Faith, and let Faith console Science by teaching her to hope and to love! SCIENCE. It is a fine ideal, but Utopian. Faith will tell me absurdities. I prefer to walk without her. FAITH. What do you call absurdities? sciENCcE. I call absurdities propositions contrary to my demonstrations; as, for example, that three make one, that a 92

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1919 · PDF PAGE 96

The Equinox (Volume III, Number I)

…use of Pearls, let me listen to the echo of your kisses. 2. Is not the starry heaven shaken as a leaf at the tremu- lous rapture of your love? Am not I the flying spark of light whirled away by the great wind of your perfection? 3. Yea, cried the Holy One, and from Thy spark will I the Lord kindle a great light; I will burn through the great city in the old and desolate land; I will cleanse it from its great impurity. 4. And thou, O prophet, shalt see these things, and thou shalt heed them not. 5. Now is the Pillar established in the Void; now …

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