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Page 152 of 1961910 · PDF PAGE 42
…aland, where he was led to expect a total recovery. Il THE EMPRESS LiongEL lived on a large estate, rode, hunted, played games, was made love to; discovered the joys of Nature, the pleasures kept in reserve for man by Isis, and the superiority of the numbers two and three over the unity. He found, to his surprise, that women could take interest in him. His shyness was apparent, but tempted them. In his eyes they met an eager hungry expression, a longing infinite for all things human, which tickled their desires. He seemed to be ever staring at …
1910 · PDF PAGE 42
…aland, where he was led to expect a total recovery. Il THE EMPRESS LiongEL lived on a large estate, rode, hunted, played games, was made love to; discovered the joys of Nature, the pleasures kept in reserve for man by Isis, and the superiority of the numbers two and three over the unity. He found, to his surprise, that women could take interest in him. His shyness was apparent, but tempted them. In his eyes they met an eager hungry expression, a longing infinite for all things human, which tickled their desires. He seemed to be ever staring at …
1911 · PDF PAGE 232
…day which down the void abysm At the Earth~born’s spell yawns for Heaven’s despotism, And Conquest is dragged captive through the deep ; Love, from its awful throne of patient power In the wise heart, from the last giddy hour Of dead endurance, from the slippery steep, And narrow verge of crag~like agony, springs And folds over the world its healing wings. Gentleness, Virtue, Wisdom, and Endurance— These are the seals of that most firm assurance Which bars the pit over Destruction’s strength ; And if, with infirm hand, Eternity, Mother of many ac…
1911 · PDF PAGE 232
…day which down the void abysm At the Earth~born’s spell yawns for Heaven’s despotism, And Conquest is dragged captive through the deep ; Love, from its awful throne of patient power In the wise heart, from the last giddy hour Of dead endurance, from the slippery steep, And narrow verge of crag~like agony, springs And folds over the world its healing wings. Gentleness, Virtue, Wisdom, and Endurance— These are the seals of that most firm assurance Which bars the pit over Destruction’s strength ; And if, with infirm hand, Eternity, Mother of many ac…
1907 · PDF PAGE 214
… ! The plain fact is: materialise What spiritual fact you choose , And all such turn to folly - lose The subtle splendour , and the wise Love and dear bliss of truth . Beware Lest your lewd laughter set a snare For any ! Thus and only thus Will I admit a difference ' Twixt spirit and the things of sense . What is the quarrel between us ? 1 The God - Eater , vol . ii, p . 138 . 2 Ibid . vol . ii, p . 134 . 3 The Principles of Human Knowledge , p . 39. ( Religion of Science Library .)
1907 · PDF PAGE 281
…e , living and dead , The mystery of Pain . I am the Mother ,I the silent Sea , The Earth , its travail , its fertility . Life , death , love , hatred , light , darkness , return to me To Me !? 2 1 The Fatal Force , vol . i, p . 143 . Jephthah , vol . i, p . 78 . 3 Tannhäuser , vol . i, p . 261 . 4 Mysteries : Lyrical and Dramatic , vol . i, p . 115 . 5 Tannhäuser , vol . i, p . 226 . 8 Ibid . vol .I, p . 258 . ? Ibid . vol .i, p . 262 .
1909 · PDF PAGE 26
…y fault that I am bound to deliver this elementary Message. “ Man has two sides; one to face the world with, One to show a woman when he loves her.” We must pardon Browning his bawdy jest; for his truth is ower true! But it is your own fault if you are the world instead of the beloved; and only see of me what Moses saw of God! It is disgusting to have to spend one’s life jetting dirt in the face of the British publicin the hope that in washing it they may wash off the acrid grease of their commercialism, the saline streaks of their hypocritical…
1912 · PDF PAGE 25
…work silk stocking—well, you’re not the sort that was ever likely to do much good for the next few billion incarnations! Icould write on love for hours; but will conclude with only one other bit of advice~—Don’t marry a nigger 1 By inadvertence two of the Official A A .` publications in Νο. VII were called Liber Tau. The Book DCCCXXXI, formerly called Vesta, will therefore be called 112187 lod instead of Tam. The lady who stole Mr. Crowley's Aldine Catullus is hereby warned that she is known, and had better return it before trouble arises. Μοεάι…
1912 · PDF PAGE 25
…work silk stocking—well, you’re not the sort that was ever likely to do much good for the next few billion incarnations! Icould write on love for hours; but will conclude with only one other bit of advice~—Don’t marry a nigger 1 By inadvertence two of the Official A A .` publications in Νο. VII were called Liber Tau. The Book DCCCXXXI, formerly called Vesta, will therefore be called 112187 lod instead of Tam. The lady who stole Mr. Crowley's Aldine Catullus is hereby warned that she is known, and had better return it before trouble arises. Μοεάι…
1911 · PDF PAGE 85
… His thee/ä bleeds] RlNALDO. [anmm/ed.] Sit there! . . . So this is my read— ing of the future. I who met you in hate shall leave you in love . . . and there an end of the Crusades] LAYLAH. Lovel [hit/e713! sanasti] RINALDO. Lovel ]6111111151'11511`6,[ LAYLAH. I had rather a scorpion stung me. RINALDO. My crest is a scorpion. [He ;9011115 to thego/dm bejewelled 67251 ufm his h'ght helmez‘J I am thirsty. Give me water. LAYLAH. I would give water to a thirsty dog. [She ;501175 water 11110 his hum/15.] 77
1911 · PDF PAGE 85
… His thee/ä bleeds] RlNALDO. [anmm/ed.] Sit there! . . . So this is my read— ing of the future. I who met you in hate shall leave you in love . . . and there an end of the Crusades] LAYLAH. Lovel [hit/e713! sanasti] RINALDO. Lovel ]6111111151'11511`6,[ LAYLAH. I had rather a scorpion stung me. RINALDO. My crest is a scorpion. [He ;9011115 to thego/dm bejewelled 67251 ufm his h'ght helmez‘J I am thirsty. Give me water. LAYLAH. I would give water to a thirsty dog. [She ;501175 water 11110 his hum/15.] 77
1919 · PDF PAGE 428
THE EQUINOX the love, remain undeniable. It is the first reversed triangle of the Tree of Life. What is said of “Samvritti” is nonsense. The Vrittis are impressions or the causes of impressions. Samvritti is sim- ply the sum of these. 45. Allis impermanent in man except the pure bright es- sence of Alaya. Man is its crystal ray; a beam of light immaculate within, a form of clay material upon the lower surface. That beam is thy life-guide and thy true Self, the Watcher and the silent Thinker, the victim of thy lower Self. Thy Soul cannot be hurt…
1922 · PDF PAGE 362
CHAPTER VII LOVE UNDER WILL I BEGAN to laugh despite myself. “Well,” I said, puffing at my cigar, “I do really wish you’d let me know what this is all about. Has Lloyd George resigned? ”’ “No,” said Big Lion, “it’s just you!” “What about me?” I retorted. “Why, your success, of course,” said Sister Cypris. Something, of course, quite obvious to them was hidden from my dull understanding. I turned on Basil point-blank. “What success ?”’ I said. “It’s true I do see my way through a formula that’s been bothering me. But I don’t see how you know abo…
1911 · PDF PAGE 304
…don Opinion. “A competent master of words and rhythms. . . .. His esoteric style i unreasonably obscure from an intelligent plain poetry-lover’s standpoint.” —Morning Leader. «A charming volume of poems. . . . Pagan glamour . . . passion and vigour. . . . ¢ Sigurd’s Songs? are commendable for dealing with the all too largely neglected Scandinavian theology... - 4A scholarly disciple. . . . The entire volume is eminently recommendable.” —Jewish Chronicle. “A gorgeous rhapsody. Fortunately, there are the polige. . .. On the whole, we cannot help …
1911 · PDF PAGE 304
…don Opinion. “A competent master of words and rhythms. . . .. His esoteric style i unreasonably obscure from an intelligent plain poetry-lover’s standpoint.” —Morning Leader. «A charming volume of poems. . . . Pagan glamour . . . passion and vigour. . . . ¢ Sigurd’s Songs? are commendable for dealing with the all too largely neglected Scandinavian theology... - 4A scholarly disciple. . . . The entire volume is eminently recommendable.” —Jewish Chronicle. “A gorgeous rhapsody. Fortunately, there are the polige. . .. On the whole, we cannot help …
1911 · PDF PAGE 106
…ry unto him that is concealed, and glory unto her that beareth the cup, and glory unto the one that is the child and the father of their love. Glory unto the star, and glory unto the snake, and glory unto the swords- man of the sun. And worship and blessing throughout the Aeon unto the name of the Beast, four-square, mystic, wonderful! (v. II.) Who is this that travelleth between the hosts, that is poised upon the edge of the Aethyr by the wings of Maut? Who is this that seeketh the House of the Virgin? (Refrain.) (v. III.) This is he that hath…
1907 · PDF PAGE 125
…hate I swear That man shall rise, shall understand. I swear by this my lucid Eye, By all the freedom I have won, That men shall learn to love and doubt, Put faith and slavery to the rout, And eagle-pinioned even as I Soar to the splendour of the sun! All right! all right! said the doctor, rather testily. But you want everybody to use your methods. Hurrah for Huxley! Down with Jesus! By heaven, your tyranny will soon be as bad as that of Rome or Geneva. Every man must find his own way to freedom. Let me read to you about my mad friends. One of th…
1907 · PDF PAGE 188
…V . An ecstasy to which no life responds , Is the enormous secret I have learned : When self-denial's furnace - flame has burned Through love , and all the agonizing bonds That hold the soul within its shell are turned To water weak ; Then may desires obtain the cypress crown they seek . It is only when we lose the cherished present , that it looms up through the mist of time as a glorious past ; and it is only when we have lost the body of corruption , that its soul rises sublime purifying all ; our personality purified by death the great Time…
1913 · PDF PAGE 351
…u have also been a courageous race, a race that per- severed in strife. Children of Israel, become the children of God: Under- stand and love! God has wiped from your forehead the brand of Cain, and the peoples seeing you pass will no longer say, ‘‘ There go the Jews!” They will cry, “Room for our brethren! Room for our elders in the Faith!” And we shall go every year to eat the passover with you in the city of the New Jerusalem. And we shall take our rest under your vine and under your fig-tree; for you will be once more the friend of the trav…
1913 · PDF PAGE 351
…u have also been a courageous race, a race that per- severed in strife. Children of Israel, become the children of God: Under- stand and love! God has wiped from your forehead the brand of Cain, and the peoples seeing you pass will no longer say, ‘‘ There go the Jews!” They will cry, “Room for our brethren! Room for our elders in the Faith!” And we shall go every year to eat the passover with you in the city of the New Jerusalem. And we shall take our rest under your vine and under your fig-tree; for you will be once more the friend of the trav…