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Page 35 of 1731910 · PDF PAGE 360
THE EQUINOX or not would appear to be doubtful, but the next great exodus, that of Neolithic man, carried with it the Stellar Mythos,—that of the Seven Stars and the Pole Star, and the varied quarters to which these primitive men travelled is carefully indicated on the map at the end of the book. Though it may seem strange that they crossed vast oceans, it must be borne in mind that the configurations of the globe have changed since those remote periods; besides, primitive man did get about the world in a most extraordinary way, as such islands…
1910 · PDF PAGE 360
THE EQUINOX or not would appear to be doubtful, but the next great exodus, that of Neolithic man, carried with it the Stellar Mythos,—that of the Seven Stars and the Pole Star, and the varied quarters to which these primitive men travelled is carefully indicated on the map at the end of the book. Though it may seem strange that they crossed vast oceans, it must be borne in mind that the configurations of the globe have changed since those remote periods; besides, primitive man did get about the world in a most extraordinary way, as such islands…
1909 · PDF PAGE 376
…f the lofty thoughts of my late tormentor. I had banished all hatred and bitterness from my heart and forgiven my enemy. He had done mea great wrong, dragging me pitilessly away from the peaceful occupations of my life, cutting and planing my worthy form in order that I should fit his coffin. He had driven me to his ship, and was the cause of my present exile. Two young kittens had placed all their hope in me, and I was failing to fill my paternal duty towards them. I was working at my great work, in fifty-two volumes, on the various elements c…
1909 · PDF PAGE 376
…f the lofty thoughts of my late tormentor. I had banished all hatred and bitterness from my heart and forgiven my enemy. He had done mea great wrong, dragging me pitilessly away from the peaceful occupations of my life, cutting and planing my worthy form in order that I should fit his coffin. He had driven me to his ship, and was the cause of my present exile. Two young kittens had placed all their hope in me, and I was failing to fill my paternal duty towards them. I was working at my great work, in fifty-two volumes, on the various elements c…
1898 · PDF PAGE 88
82 AT KIEL AT KIEL Oh, the white flame of limbs in dusky air, The furnace of thy great grey eyes on me Turned till I shudder. Darkness on the sea, And wan ghost-lights are flickering everywhere So that the world is ghastly. But within Where we two cling together, and hot kisses Stray to and fro amid the wildernesses Of swart curled locks ! I deem it a sweet sin, So sweet that fires of hell have no more power On body and soul to quench the lustrous flame Of that desire that burns between us twain. What is Eternity, seeing we hold this hour For a…
1905 · PDF PAGE 166
…nd the songs of One who saith : “ There is no peace for him who lingereth.” Love is a cinder now that was a coal : Either were vain. The great magician’s soul Is far too weak to risk Elizabeth. All this is past and under me. Above, Around, the magian tree of knowledge waves Its rosy flowers and golden fruit. I know Indeed that he is caught therein who craves ; But I, desiring not, accept the glow And blossom of that Knowledge that is Love. 161
1909 · PDF PAGE 284
… and troubled, and deep. Iam the Banisher of Peace in the vast abode of Waters! None is so strong that can withstand the Strength of the great Waters : the Vastness of their Terror: the Magnitude of their Fear: the Roar of their thundering Voice. Iam the +O dO 20 oO : Dracram 34. VY+x all, Iam the Past! I He that ariseth from the great waters is my O dwellers in the land of Night. Hail O O e) ©) (©) e) DracraM 35. O Attribution of the Al. Future,mist-clad andshrouded The Seven Planes of the Tree chemical Mercury. S) fo) oO 2 + R Dracram 36. The…
1909 · PDF PAGE 284
… and troubled, and deep. Iam the Banisher of Peace in the vast abode of Waters! None is so strong that can withstand the Strength of the great Waters : the Vastness of their Terror: the Magnitude of their Fear: the Roar of their thundering Voice. Iam the +O dO 20 oO : Dracram 34. VY+x all, Iam the Past! I He that ariseth from the great waters is my O dwellers in the land of Night. Hail O O e) ©) (©) e) DracraM 35. O Attribution of the Al. Future,mist-clad andshrouded The Seven Planes of the Tree chemical Mercury. S) fo) oO 2 + R Dracram 36. The…
1904 · PDF PAGE 44
16 ARGONAUTAE THESEUS. Ye heard not, O dull-witted! Unto me (Alone of all ye wise) the great voice came, “The Gates of Hell shall not in all prevail.” CASTOR. I heard, ‘‘ Regret not thy mortality! Love conquers death!” POLLUX. But I, “Regret not thou Thine immortality! Love conquers life!” ORPHEUS. A partial wisdom to a partial ear. JASON. But what speech came to thee? ORPHEUS. T heard no voice. ARGUS, What means this? Here’s my labour thrown away, My skill made jest of, all my wage destroyed At one fell stroke. JASON, What? Is the Argo burnt? …
1910 · PDF PAGE 69
THE DUELLISTS 59 And yet in a sense you have wonfor you played All the beauty and passion and wit of a maid. You are damned : that is great ! you drained life to the lees ! And II shall yawn at the end, Im afraid. When Christ was in hell, Satan camehow he sneered ! Hows this for a God and he laughed at His beard : After Heaven ? and Palestine ? meant to offend. How mild the reply of the Saviour appeared ! Between heaven and hell it were easy to choose : These ashes are scarce worth celestial dews. But at leastif you must have it…
1912 · PDF PAGE 188
… violet. The last is in the four colours of Malkuth, with Pentacle and Taurus in black. Ring is white, having at the top the Name of the Great Angel P HL? Η U A; below cross-bar are Pentagrams, one enclosing Sol and the other enclosing Luna. The whole space in the ring contains the Rose of 22 Petals bearing the Names of the 22 Keys. In the centre a white circle, and a red cross of four equal arms. About the whole symbol are the words— L.I.F.E. B.I.O,S. V.I.T.A., and the letters— Τ᾽A. P. Ο., Tarot. 146
1912 · PDF PAGE 194
…The Ruler 01 Flux and Reflux: the Child of the Sons 01 the Mighty The Lord of the Fire of the World . The Spirit of the Primal Fire . The Great One of the Night of Time. . LETTER ATTRI- Abodes or Atouts of Thooth; Mansions of the House 01 01 the my FATH ER. BUTION 821111 Δ Vand?'ן
1912 · PDF PAGE 188
… violet. The last is in the four colours of Malkuth, with Pentacle and Taurus in black. Ring is white, having at the top the Name of the Great Angel P HL? Η U A; below cross-bar are Pentagrams, one enclosing Sol and the other enclosing Luna. The whole space in the ring contains the Rose of 22 Petals bearing the Names of the 22 Keys. In the centre a white circle, and a red cross of four equal arms. About the whole symbol are the words— L.I.F.E. B.I.O,S. V.I.T.A., and the letters— Τ᾽A. P. Ο., Tarot. 146
1912 · PDF PAGE 194
…The Ruler 01 Flux and Reflux: the Child of the Sons 01 the Mighty The Lord of the Fire of the World . The Spirit of the Primal Fire . The Great One of the Night of Time. . LETTER ATTRI- Abodes or Atouts of Thooth; Mansions of the House 01 01 the my FATH ER. BUTION 821111 Δ Vand?'ן
1954 · PDF PAGE 549
520 Golden Dawn, Order of The, (G :. D:.), 380, 427, 453 Golden Hawk, 191 Good and Evil, 54 Gordian Knot, 203 Grant, Gregor, 357 Great Work, 1,2,5,7,21,129, 133, 136, 140, 143, 221, 222, 225, 287, 297, 311, 318, 334, 336, 351, 376, 391, 394, 429, 440, 444, 471,483,492,503 Great Work "a tea party", 7 Greene, Grahame, 294 Guernica, 305 Gunas,12 Guru, 22, 287, 393 Hadit, 247, 249, 297 Haeckel, Ernst, 55, 199 Hammurabi, 53 Hanuman, 24, 466 Hardy, Thomas, 451 Harpocrates, 145, 153 Haseltine, Philip, 156 Hatha Yoga, 187,310 Hathor, 281 Hawk, Golden, …
1911 · PDF PAGE 65
… of the earth, and every scourge of God shall be subdued beneath their feet. The angels shall come unto them and walk with them, and the great gods of heaven shall be their guests. But I must sit apart, with dust upon my head, discrowned and desolate. I must lurk in forbidden corners of the earth. I must plot secretly in the by-ways of great cities, in the fog, and in marshes of the rivers of pestilence. And all my cunning shall not serve me. And all my undertakings shall be brought to naught. And the ministers of the Beast shall catch me and t…
1911 · PDF PAGE 79
…roken. And now waves of light roll through the Aethyr, as if they were playing. Therefore suddenly I am in a garden, upon a terrace of a great castle, that is upon a rocky mountain. In the garden are fountains and many flowers. There are girls also in the garden, tall, slim, delicate and pale. And nowI see that the flowers are the girls, for they change from one to another; so varied, and lucent, and harmonious is all this garden, that it seems like a great opal. A voice comes: This water which thou seest is called the water of death. But NEMO …
1911 · PDF PAGE 146
THE EQUINOX play the man, for behold! there shall be revealed unto thee the Great Terror, the thing of awe that hath no name. And this is the mystery that I declare unto thee: that from the Crown itself spring the three great delusions; Aleph is madness, and Beth is falsehood, and Gimel is glamour. And these three be greater than all, for they are beyond the words that I speak unto thee; how much more therefore are they beyond the words that thou transmittest unto men. Behold! the Veil of the Aethyr sundereth, and is torn, like a sail by the br…
1910 · PDF PAGE 464
…e Druids dwell. There came an eagle from the height And bade him mount. From dale to dell They sank and soared. Last to the light Of the great sun himself they flew, Piercing the borders of the night, Passing the irremeable blue. Far into space beyond the stars At last they came. And there he knew All the blind reasonable bars Broken, and all the emotions stilled, And all the stains and all the scars Left him; so like a child he thrilled With utmost knowledge; all his soul, With perfect sense and sight fulfilled,
1910 · PDF PAGE 464
…e Druids dwell. There came an eagle from the height And bade him mount. From dale to dell They sank and soared. Last to the light Of the great sun himself they flew, Piercing the borders of the night, Passing the irremeable blue. Far into space beyond the stars At last they came. And there he knew All the blind reasonable bars Broken, and all the emotions stilled, And all the stains and all the scars Left him; so like a child he thrilled With utmost knowledge; all his soul, With perfect sense and sight fulfilled,