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Page 53 of 1191911 · PDF PAGE 152
THE EQUINOX hood itself, not to mention humanity—while he is occupied in playing spillikins, and further insults you by explaining that he is trying to prove that, if you only do it carefully enough, you can detach planets from the solar system without hurting it. On this occasion, however, Rolles was fortunate enough to find the Brother whom he knew at leisure—even for him. His feet were on the mantelpiece; a long pipe was in his mouth, and he was twiddling his thumbs. “Ave, Frater] " said he, as Rolles entered. “Also Vale. How you young brothe…
1911 · PDF PAGE 152
THE EQUINOX hood itself, not to mention humanity—while he is occupied in playing spillikins, and further insults you by explaining that he is trying to prove that, if you only do it carefully enough, you can detach planets from the solar system without hurting it. On this occasion, however, Rolles was fortunate enough to find the Brother whom he knew at leisure—even for him. His feet were on the mantelpiece; a long pipe was in his mouth, and he was twiddling his thumbs. “Ave, Frater] " said he, as Rolles entered. “Also Vale. How you young brothe…
1911 · PDF PAGE 58
THE EQUINOX reveal the alphabet thereof, perceived not one ten-thousandth part of the fringe that is upon its vesture. Come away! for the clouds are gathered together, and the Aire heaveth like the womb of a woman in travail. Come away! lest he loose the lightnings from his hand, and unleash his hounds of thunder. Come away! For the voice of the Aethyr is accomplished. Come away! For the seal of His loving-kindness is made sure. And let there be praise and blessing unspeakable unto him that sitteth upon the Holy Throne, for he casteth down merc…
1912 · PDF PAGE 178
THE EQUINOX various precious pieces ofsilwer and gold, china and the like—HE fond/es and admires these, puts them back, lochs up, crosses to cache with utmost furti’zteness, opens same, pulls out sac/ks of gold coin, plays with them] MARTIN. They'll never discover old Martin Meyer’s cache, Iwarrant. Oh, the beautiful gold! When I was a young man I was fond of the kisses of beautiful women; did ever a pair of lips touch me as softly as the soft bright gold? [Laughs softly and gladly] How it trickles over my hands! Sweetest caresses ever I knew, …
1912 · PDF PAGE 178
THE EQUINOX various precious pieces ofsilwer and gold, china and the like—HE fond/es and admires these, puts them back, lochs up, crosses to cache with utmost furti’zteness, opens same, pulls out sac/ks of gold coin, plays with them] MARTIN. They'll never discover old Martin Meyer’s cache, Iwarrant. Oh, the beautiful gold! When I was a young man I was fond of the kisses of beautiful women; did ever a pair of lips touch me as softly as the soft bright gold? [Laughs softly and gladly] How it trickles over my hands! Sweetest caresses ever I knew, …
1919 · PDF PAGE 340
THE EQUINOX Eguinox I. V., Supplement) gives the clearest explanation of this phrase. 22. Three Halls, O weary Pilgrim, lead to the end of toils. Three Halls, O conqueror of Mara, will bring thee through three states into the fourth, and thence into the seven Worlds, the Worlds of Rest Eternal. If this had been a genuine document I should have taken the three states to be Srotapatti, etc., and the fourth Arhat, for which the reader should consult ‘Science and Buddhism’ and similar treatises. But as it is better than ‘genuine,’ be- ing, like ‘Th…
1919 · PDF PAGE 440
THE EQUINOX cunning Kundry, but of his own nature, the sacrifice may be accomplished. So, as previously explained, it is important not to keep on worrying about one’s progress; otherwise all the concentra- tion is lost, and a mood of irritability rises, work is given up, and the student becomes angry with his Teacher. His Mind- Soul becomes as a mad elephant that rages in the jungle. He may even obtain the Vision of the Demon Crowley. But by persistence in the appointed Path, by avoiding dis- appointment through not permitting the fiend Hope to…
1929 · PDF PAGE 77
…ther Words. Also : The Magicai. Memory. The Hieroglyph shewn in the Seventh Key of the Tarot (des- cribed in the I2th Aethyr, Liber 418, Equinox I, V) is the Charioteer of Our Lady Babalon, whose Cup or Graal he bears. Now this is an important formula. It is the First of the Formulæ, in a sense, for it is the formula of Renunciation. 1 2 It is also the Last ! This Cup is said to be full of the Blood of the Saints ; that is, every “sainC’ or magician must give the last drop of his life’s blood to tliat cup. It is the original price paid for magi…
1909 · PDF PAGE 48
THE EQUINOX 810. read and understand quite easily with the mantragoing; 8.22. 8.40. 9.0. 46 one can remember things. For example, I see my watch chain; I think. “Gold. Au, 196 atomic weight. AuClg, £s 105. od. an ounce ” and so on aw! infinitum; but the act of writing down these things stops the mantra. This may be (partly) because I always say under my breath each word as I write it. [P.S.-But I do so, though less possibly, as I read] As I am really awake, I may as well do a little Prana- yama. How little I know of magic and the conditions of …
1909 · PDF PAGE 74
10.55. 11.17. 11.30. 72 THE EQUINOX Bartzabel! Madim! I conjure ye in the Number Five. By the Flaming Star of my Will! By the Senses of my Body! By the Five Elements of my Being! Rise! Move! Appear! Come ye forth unto me and torture me with your fierce pangs . . . for why? because I am the Servant of the Same your God, the True Worshipper of the Highest. Ol sonuf vaoresaji, gono Iadapiel. elonusaha cælazod. 1 rule above ye, said the Lord of Lords, exalted in power. [From Dr. Dee's MSS.—ED.] Will now try the Hanged Man again. Very Vigorous and go…
1909 · PDF PAGE 26
THE EQUINOX It is my misfortune and not my 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,…
1911 · PDF PAGE 104
THE EQUINOX he slew his father; and all I look for is for some one to slay me also 1 THE CHILD. But you say his father is my father. LAYLAH. Was! was] THE CHILD. But it is my brother who was slain by Sliman. My father is in Rome; he is coming hither with the next fair wind. LAYLAI-I. Fair wind! God] It is I then who have slain our son. The scorpion I My sole token. [She/"alts on SLIMAN’s corpse] My son 1 only son of my love] one sole jewel of the world wert thou. And the accurséd scorpion has betrayed me. Oh, let me from this hour throw off all…
1911 · PDF PAGE 154
THE EQUINOX “Well, then, I send you packing. Go and pack, dolt! Packl Trunks, portmanteaux, bags, boxes, and for the Lord’s sake pack some brains! Take the girl to Jericho or Johannesburg, and get some sense, and triplets, if you can! “ ”Twiddle so—Being! Twiddle st)—Form! Balance them, cheatinggrocerl Nation of shopkeepers] Twiddlel Twiddlel Twiddlel Isn’t the Balance in the Babe? Teach her to understand children !" The Brother paused to re-light his pipe, thrusting the bowl into the glowing carbon of the grate. “To understand children? It is …
1911 · PDF PAGE 104
THE EQUINOX he slew his father; and all I look for is for some one to slay me also 1 THE CHILD. But you say his father is my father. LAYLAH. Was! was] THE CHILD. But it is my brother who was slain by Sliman. My father is in Rome; he is coming hither with the next fair wind. LAYLAI-I. Fair wind! God] It is I then who have slain our son. The scorpion I My sole token. [She/"alts on SLIMAN’s corpse] My son 1 only son of my love] one sole jewel of the world wert thou. And the accurséd scorpion has betrayed me. Oh, let me from this hour throw off all…
1911 · PDF PAGE 154
THE EQUINOX “Well, then, I send you packing. Go and pack, dolt! Packl Trunks, portmanteaux, bags, boxes, and for the Lord’s sake pack some brains! Take the girl to Jericho or Johannesburg, and get some sense, and triplets, if you can! “ ”Twiddle so—Being! Twiddle st)—Form! Balance them, cheatinggrocerl Nation of shopkeepers] Twiddlel Twiddlel Twiddlel Isn’t the Balance in the Babe? Teach her to understand children !" The Brother paused to re-light his pipe, thrusting the bowl into the glowing carbon of the grate. “To understand children? It is …
1913 · PDF PAGE 152
THE EQUINOX The daylight from the Golden Dawn, Bidden the Cavernous Mount unfold Its Ruby Rose, its Cross of Gold; Until I saw, flashed from afar, The Hawk’s Eye in the Silver Star! MaRsyAS. Peace to all beings. Peace to thee, Co-heir of mine eternity! Peace to the greatest and the least, To nebula and nenuphar! Light in abundance be increased On them that dream that shadows are! otympas. Blessing and worship to The Beast, The prophet of the lovely Star! It will be seen that these various methods of attainment are all harmonious. The Method of …
1913 · PDF PAGE 410
THE EQUINOX Whence one may deduce these corollaries : Regularity and variety in movement result from the different combinations of equilibrium. A point equilibrated on all sides remains at rest, for the very reason that it is endowed with motion. Fluid consists of rapidly moving matter, always stirred by the variation of the balancing forces. A solid is the same matter in slow movement, or at apparent rest because it is more or less solidly balanced. There is no solid body which would not immediately be pulverized, vanish in smoke, and become i…
1913 · PDF PAGE 488
THE EQUINOX already understand the possible abuses and predict the errors to which the Qabalah was obliged to give birth. The law of analogies, in fact, has been for qabalists of a secondary rank the object of a blind and fanatical faith. It is to this belief that one must attribute all the superstitions with which the adepts of occult science have been reproached. This is how they reasoned: The sign expresses the thing. The thing is the virtue of the sign. There is an analogical correspondence between the sign and the thing signified. The more…
1913 · PDF PAGE 152
THE EQUINOX The daylight from the Golden Dawn, Bidden the Cavernous Mount unfold Its Ruby Rose, its Cross of Gold; Until I saw, flashed from afar, The Hawk’s Eye in the Silver Star! MaRsyAS. Peace to all beings. Peace to thee, Co-heir of mine eternity! Peace to the greatest and the least, To nebula and nenuphar! Light in abundance be increased On them that dream that shadows are! otympas. Blessing and worship to The Beast, The prophet of the lovely Star! It will be seen that these various methods of attainment are all harmonious. The Method of …
1913 · PDF PAGE 410
THE EQUINOX Whence one may deduce these corollaries : Regularity and variety in movement result from the different combinations of equilibrium. A point equilibrated on all sides remains at rest, for the very reason that it is endowed with motion. Fluid consists of rapidly moving matter, always stirred by the variation of the balancing forces. A solid is the same matter in slow movement, or at apparent rest because it is more or less solidly balanced. There is no solid body which would not immediately be pulverized, vanish in smoke, and become i…