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1899 · PDF PAGE 41

Jephthah and Other Mysteries

…f peace, And bid thine anger cease, And speak sweet words most comfortable, and lose The bitter memory of the wrong long dead And be the lord and prince we gladly choose And crown the mercy of thy royal head, And be the chief, and rule upon thy kin, And be not wroth for sin? For surely in the dusty days and years There is a little river flowing still That brings forgetfulness of woes and fears And drinks up all the memory of ill. 19

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1911 · PDF PAGE 281

The Equinox (Volume I, Number V)

THE RITE OF MERCURY Iam the image of my Father Trnu, Lord of the City of the Sun ! The God who commands is in my mouth; The God of Wisdom is in my heart: My tongue is the sanctuary of Truth : And a God sitteth upon my lips! My word is accomplished each day, and the desire of my heart realises itself, like that of Ptah when he creates his works. I am Eternal; therefore everything acts according-to my designs, and everything obeys my words. Therefore I say unto Thee: come forth unto me from thine abode in the Silence, unutterable Wisdom, All—ligh…

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1911 · PDF PAGE 281

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VI)

THE RITE OF MERCURY Iam the image of my Father Trnu, Lord of the City of the Sun ! The God who commands is in my mouth; The God of Wisdom is in my heart: My tongue is the sanctuary of Truth : And a God sitteth upon my lips! My word is accomplished each day, and the desire of my heart realises itself, like that of Ptah when he creates his works. I am Eternal; therefore everything acts according-to my designs, and everything obeys my words. Therefore I say unto Thee: come forth unto me from thine abode in the Silence, unutterable Wisdom, All—ligh…

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1911 · PDF PAGE 6

The Vision and the Voice

…lue A.B.F.M.A. in Enochian. The Book grows before my eyes and filleth the Whole Heaven. Within: “It is Written, Thou shalt not tempt the Lord Thy God.” I see above the Book a multitude of white-robed Ones from whom droppeth a great rain of Blood: but above them is a Golden Sun, having an eye, whence a great Light. I turned me to the South: and read therein: Seal up the Book! Speak not that which thou seest and 4

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1912 · PDF PAGE 219

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII)

… of the thirty-six cards: with full meanings. Decan-cards are always modified by the other symbols with which they are in contact XXI THE LORD OF STRIPE Five of Wands Two White RadiantAngelic Hands issuant per nubes dex- ter and sinister. They are clasped together in the grip of the First Order, i.e. the four fingers of each right hand crooked into each other, the thumbs meeting above ; and they hold, at the same time, by their centres, five wands or torches which are similar unto the wands of a Zelator Adeptus Minor. One wand is upright in the mi…

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1912 · PDF PAGE 350

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII)

… Hod?צפצמ of Briah; Tmum of?הוהי Incircumcisusלרע 297 298 299 300 34 Separation?רודפ The Spirit ofGOD.חור ?םיהלא [Vide em L 3] ?:,סג “My Lord, the mmינרא ?ךלמה faithful King ”; a name of GOD Fire?שא A candlestick?הרונמ 302 Earth of Hod?אקרא To cut open, inquire intu ;?רקב Dawn L.A, Angel of n?לאיאךם Hath protected?רבק To putrefy?:קר 303 Did evil; putrefaction?שאב 304 A species of gold?ץורח Green?שר Geomantic Intelligence?לאירבמאכ of:: White?ררק 305 Dazzling white lightרוא ?הצ Tender herb. [Gen l, ! r]?אשר Netzacl-l, 42-fold Name in?ענממקה Yetzi…

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1912 · PDF PAGE 219

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VIII)

… of the thirty-six cards: with full meanings. Decan-cards are always modified by the other symbols with which they are in contact XXI THE LORD OF STRIPE Five of Wands Two White RadiantAngelic Hands issuant per nubes dex- ter and sinister. They are clasped together in the grip of the First Order, i.e. the four fingers of each right hand crooked into each other, the thumbs meeting above ; and they hold, at the same time, by their centres, five wands or torches which are similar unto the wands of a Zelator Adeptus Minor. One wand is upright in the mi…

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1912 · PDF PAGE 350

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VIII)

… Hod?צפצמ of Briah; Tmum of?הוהי Incircumcisusלרע 297 298 299 300 34 Separation?רודפ The Spirit ofGOD.חור ?םיהלא [Vide em L 3] ?:,סג “My Lord, the mmינרא ?ךלמה faithful King ”; a name of GOD Fire?שא A candlestick?הרונמ 302 Earth of Hod?אקרא To cut open, inquire intu ;?רקב Dawn L.A, Angel of n?לאיאךם Hath protected?רבק To putrefy?:קר 303 Did evil; putrefaction?שאב 304 A species of gold?ץורח Green?שר Geomantic Intelligence?לאירבמאכ of:: White?ררק 305 Dazzling white lightרוא ?הצ Tender herb. [Gen l, ! r]?אשר Netzacl-l, 42-fold Name in?ענממקה Yetzi…

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1910 · PDF PAGE 13

The World’s Tragedy

VIII PREFACE. had withdrawn from the Lord’s supper ! ! ! It was there fore absolutely necessary for both of them to assure them- selves that the bedridden mother was of their way of thin- king, or neither could hold the “ Morning Meeting ” ; though I suppose either could preach the Gospel — morose vulptas ! Unhappily, that excellent lady was a hard case. She was quite deaf and very nearly blind ; while mentally she had never been remarkable for anything beyond a not una- miable imbecility. However, there was but one thing to be done, to argue h…

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1911 · PDF PAGE 222

The Equinox (Volume I, Number V)

… and mirth! I lift my wand and wave you Through hill to hill of delight; My rosy rivers lave you In innermost lustral light. I lead you, lord of the maze, In the darkness free of the sun; In spite of the spite that is day’s We are wed, we are wild, we are one! [The light: go out and the rampant)! join in universa! dama] HERMANUBIS. Silence. TYPHON. Silence. C.I.C.’l‘. 1-333. The Secret of the Father is in the Secret of the Son. SPHINX. 22-22. And the Secret of the Son is in the Secret of the Holy Ghost. GANYMEDE. 4444. Gloria Patri. 42

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1911 · PDF PAGE 222

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VI)

… and mirth! I lift my wand and wave you Through hill to hill of delight; My rosy rivers lave you In innermost lustral light. I lead you, lord of the maze, In the darkness free of the sun; In spite of the spite that is day’s We are wed, we are wild, we are one! [The light: go out and the rampant)! join in universa! dama] HERMANUBIS. Silence. TYPHON. Silence. C.I.C.’l‘. 1-333. The Secret of the Father is in the Secret of the Son. SPHINX. 22-22. And the Secret of the Son is in the Secret of the Holy Ghost. GANYMEDE. 4444. Gloria Patri. 42

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1905 · PDF PAGE 113

Collected Works (Vol. I)

…pringtide burgeoned, and the rosy day Leapt from beneath the splendours of the snow :— Christ, ultimate master of man’s hateful foe, And lord of his own soul and fate, strikes still From man’s own heaven, against the lord of ill; | Stage thunders mock the once terrific nod That spoke the fury of the Christian God, Whose slaves deny, too cowardly to abjure, Their desecrated Moloch. The impure Godhead is powerless, even on the slave, Who once could scar the forehead of the brave, Break love’s heart pitiful, and reach the strong Through stricken c…

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1909 · PDF PAGE 91

John St. John

…so far, and never so near . . . But the hour approaches. Let me collect myself, and begin the new day in affirmation of my Unity with my Lord Adonai I The Eighth Day Thus the Eighth day, the Second Week, begins. I am in Asana. For some reason or other, Pranayarna is quite easy. Concentrating on Adonai, Iwas in Kam- bhakham for a whole minute without distress. It is true, by the way. I was—and am—in some danger of looking on this Record as a Book; i.e., of emphasising things for their literary effect, and diminishing the importance of others whi…

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1912 · PDF PAGE 117

Mortadello

…. A pearl ! A pearl of price ! MORTADELLO. In my wife’s ear it hung ! MONICA. O stately sacrifice ! This will make history. Now drink my lord, I’ll show By desert gramayre the thing that you would know. [MORTADELLO drinks again. Shut but your eyes : and where she is, and what she does Your very eyes, I swear, shall see. MORTADELLO. Calamitous ! My brain turns. MONICA. It shall clear. By Fatima’s holy hand. O Monica, appear ! I, it is I, command ! [She drops the veil from her face. Stare, murderer, stare your eyes out ! Let them start From your …

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1909 · PDF PAGE 133

John St. John

… JOHN ST ]ΟΗΝ Is it not the springtide, and are these not the Arcadian groves ? At home; settling to strictest meditation upon Adonai my Lord; willing His presence, the Perfume and the Vision, even as it is written in the Book of the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage. Soon this became a sleep, though the will was eager and concentrated. The sleep, too, was deep and refreshing. I will go to dinner. Arrived, with mantra, at the Cafe de Versailles. ἑdoz. Marennes, Rable de Lievre, citron presse. I am now able to concentrate OFF the Path for a lit…

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1909 · PDF PAGE 139

John St. John

…f Immortality. Many and wonderful also were the Visions and powers offered unto me in this hour; but I refused them all; for being in my Lord and He in me, there is no need of these toys. The pose over. On this second sitting, practically no thoughts arose at all to cloud the Sun; but a curious feeling that there was something more to come. Possibly the Proof, that I had demanded, the Writing on the Lamen , . . Chez Lavenue. Certain practical considerations sug— gest themselves. One would have been much better off with a proper Magical Cabinet,…

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1911 · PDF PAGE 246

The Equinox (Volume I, Number V)

… and bow. ARIES. Hail thoul Whence comes’t thou? SCORPIO-APOPHIS. From the House of God. ARIES. What bringest thou as an offering to our Lord ?

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1911 · PDF PAGE 246

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VI)

… and bow. ARIES. Hail thoul Whence comes’t thou? SCORPIO-APOPHIS. From the House of God. ARIES. What bringest thou as an offering to our Lord ?

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1912 · PDF PAGE 151

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII)

…ccessively are the Numbers of Time: and their powers are as the first 456. Arise! you sons of Pleasurel and visit the earth: for I am the Lord your God; which is and liveth (for ever)[ In the name of the Creator, move! and shew yourselves as 109

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1912 · PDF PAGE 151

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VIII)

…ccessively are the Numbers of Time: and their powers are as the first 456. Arise! you sons of Pleasurel and visit the earth: for I am the Lord your God; which is and liveth (for ever)[ In the name of the Creator, move! and shew yourselves as 109

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