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Page 67 of 781996 · PDF PAGE 114
…t burns in every heart of man”— Hadit. In other words, we take up arms against falsehood; we cannot help it if that falsehood forces the King it has imprisoned to assent to its edicts, even to believe that his interests are those of his oppressor, and to fear Truth as once Jehovah did the Serpent. 1 [Mark 9:44, paraphrase; see also Isaiah 66:24.] 2 Beast-food; even The New York Times of November 13, 1918 E.v. has it. [This issue announced the end of World War I, giving casualty totals. At the back is a six-line item reporting the massacre of Ar…
1905 · PDF PAGE 249
…e,} And to Our Lady of the Smitten Heart, 1 Psalm xi. That David never knew : my pettiness Exceeding through Her mercy and Her might The King and Priest of Israel; for I know Her love, and She hath shewn to me Her face, And given me a magic star to stand Over the house that hides Elizabeth. [A shepherd-boy 7s discovered upon a rock hard by. SHEPHERD-BOY. Hillo ho! The morning ! [He plays upon his flute. Ta-lirra-lirra ! TANNHAUSER. These were the melodies that I despised ! Oh God! Be merciful to sinful me, And keep me in the Way of Truth. But T…
1905 · PDF PAGE 33
…d with ever-living spring. Song and dance shall close the day, CHORUS, Close this happy, happy day. . CHARICLES. Of your revels I'll -be king, ARCHAIS. I the queen of your array. Both. Foot it nimbly in the ring ! CHORUS. Stay, stars, and dance with us! Our songs compel The very gods to tremble, Banish the ill ghosts of hell, Make fiends their shape dissemble. Freedom forbids their tyrannous reign here, Flee to their prison must they, nor deceive ; Love has a lightning that shall strip them clear, Truth through the curtain of the dark shall rea…
1913 · PDF PAGE 468
…iracy with the discontented citizens of Liege against their Bishop, Louis of Bourbon, being aided with considerable sums of money by the King of France. By this means and with the assistance of many murderers and banditti, who thronged to him as to a leader befitting them, De la Marck assembled a body of troops. With this little army he approached the city of Liége. Upon this, the citizens, who were engaged in the conspiracy, came to their Bishop, and, offering to stand by him to the death, exhorted him to march out against these robbers. The B…
1913 · PDF PAGE 468
…iracy with the discontented citizens of Liege against their Bishop, Louis of Bourbon, being aided with considerable sums of money by the King of France. By this means and with the assistance of many murderers and banditti, who thronged to him as to a leader befitting them, De la Marck assembled a body of troops. With this little army he approached the city of Liége. Upon this, the citizens, who were engaged in the conspiracy, came to their Bishop, and, offering to stand by him to the death, exhorted him to march out against these robbers. The B…
1929 · PDF PAGE 10
…sofa. He was gone. She lay upon the cushions, and sobbed her heart out. The whole evening was a nightmare for her — and also for Lavinia King. The pianist, who had looked in with the idea of dinner, was thrown out with objurgations. Why had he brought that cad, that brute, that fool? Amy Brough was caught by her fat wrists, and sat down to the cards; but the first time that she said "large building," was bundled bodily out of the apartment. Finally, Lavinia was astounded to have Lisa tell her that she would not come to see her dance — her only …
1907 · PDF PAGE 205
…s ! These are thy favours, and thy duties these. Invoke thou Hermes, and thy lyre restring ! ORPHEUS. This I accept and this shall be, O king ! [Jnvoking HERMES.] O Light in Light! O flashing wings of fire ! The swiftest of the moments of the sea Is unto thee Even as some slow-foot Eternity With limbs that drag and wheels that tire, O subtle-minded flame of amber gyre, It seems a spark of gold Grown purple, and behold ! A flame of gray ! Then the dark night-wings glow With iridescent indigo, Shot with some violet ray ; And all the vision flames…
1930 · PDF PAGE 34
…racterised by the Attain- ment of the Knowledge and Conversation of the Holy Guardian Angel. (See the Equinox, The Temple of Solomon the King:\ The Vision and the Voice 8th Aethyrj also Liber Samekh, etc. etc.) This is the essential work of every man; none other ranks with it either for personal progress or for power to help one’s fel- lows. This unachieved, man is no more than the unhappiest and blindest of animais. He is conscious of his own incompréhensible calamity, and clumsily incapable of repairing it. Achieved, he is no less than the co…
1904 · PDF PAGE 54
…delia reckons w ithout her host. The British bulldogs make short work of the invaders and rebels, doubtless with the con- nivance of the King of France, who, with great and praiseworthy acuteness, forsees that Cordelia w ill be hanged, thus liberating him from his “most filthy bargain” : there is but one alarum, and the whole set of scoundrels surrender. Note this well; it is not by brute force that the battle is w on ; for even if we exonerate the King of France, we may easily believe that the moral strength of the sisters cowed the French. Th…
1930 · PDF PAGE 35
…nt. This has been written down by Himself in Liber Samekh. But they hâve published such accounts as those in The Terrifie of Solomon the King and in John St. John. They hâve taken the only proper course; to train aspirants to this attainment in the theory and prac¬ tice of the whole of Magick and Mysticism, so that each man may be expert in the handling of ail known weapons, and free to choose and to use those which his own expérience and instinct dictate as proper when he essays the Great Experiment. He is furthermore trained to the one habit …
1912 · PDF PAGE 437
…0. Samson 69. The Way to Succeed—and the Way to Suck 21. The Blind Webster Eggs! 22. The Despot 70. Broomstick-Babblings 23, Skidoo! 71. King’s College Chapel 24. The Hawk and the Blindworm 72. Hashed Pheasant 25, THE STAR RUBY 73. The Devil, the Ostrich, and the Orphan Child 26. The Elephant and the Tortoise 74. Carey Street 27. The Sorcerer 75. Plover’s Eggs 28. The Pole-Star 76. Phaeton 29. The Southern Cross 77. THE SUBLIME AND SUPREME. SEP- 30. John-a-Dreams TENARY IN ITS MATURE MAGICAL 31. The Garotte MANIFESTATION THROUGH 32. The Mountai…
1912 · PDF PAGE 437
…0. Samson 69. The Way to Succeed—and the Way to Suck 21. The Blind Webster Eggs! 22. The Despot 70. Broomstick-Babblings 23, Skidoo! 71. King’s College Chapel 24. The Hawk and the Blindworm 72. Hashed Pheasant 25, THE STAR RUBY 73. The Devil, the Ostrich, and the Orphan Child 26. The Elephant and the Tortoise 74. Carey Street 27. The Sorcerer 75. Plover’s Eggs 28. The Pole-Star 76. Phaeton 29. The Southern Cross 77. THE SUBLIME AND SUPREME. SEP- 30. John-a-Dreams TENARY IN ITS MATURE MAGICAL 31. The Garotte MANIFESTATION THROUGH 32. The Mountai…
1930 · PDF PAGE 6
…th his True Will, by virtue whereof he incarnated as a man. With Bill Sykes love and murder are not mutually exclusive, as they are with King Arthur. The higher the type of man, the more sensitive he becomes; so that the noblest love divines intuitively when a careless word or gesture may wound, and, vigilant, shuns them as being of the family of murder. In Magick, likewise, the Adept who is sworn to attain to the Know¬ ledge and Conversation of his Holy Guardian Angel may in his grosser days hâve been expert as a Healer, to find that he is now…
1913 · PDF PAGE 609
… 20. Samson 69. The Way to Succeed—and the Way to Suck 2. The Blind Webster Eggs! 22. The Despot 70. Broomstick-Babblings 23 Skidoo! 71. King’s College Chapel 24. The Hawk and the Blindworm 72. Hashed Pheasant 25, THE STAR RUBY 73. The Devil, the Ostrich, and the Orphan Child 26. The Elephant and the Tortoise 74. Carey Street 27. The Sorcerer 75. Plovers’ Eggs 28. The Pole-Star 76. Phaeton 29. The Southern Cross 77. THE SUBLIME AND SUPREME. SEP- 30. John-a-Dreams TENARY IN ITS MATURE MAGICAL 31. The Garotte MANIFESTATION THROUGH 32. The Mountai…
1913 · PDF PAGE 609
… 20. Samson 69. The Way to Succeed—and the Way to Suck 2. The Blind Webster Eggs! 22. The Despot 70. Broomstick-Babblings 23 Skidoo! 71. King’s College Chapel 24. The Hawk and the Blindworm 72. Hashed Pheasant 25, THE STAR RUBY 73. The Devil, the Ostrich, and the Orphan Child 26. The Elephant and the Tortoise 74. Carey Street 27. The Sorcerer 75. Plovers’ Eggs 28. The Pole-Star 76. Phaeton 29. The Southern Cross 77. THE SUBLIME AND SUPREME. SEP- 30. John-a-Dreams TENARY IN ITS MATURE MAGICAL 31. The Garotte MANIFESTATION THROUGH 32. The Mountai…
1930 · PDF PAGE 59
…hinks it) is a mob of wild women, hysterical from uncomprehended and unsated animal instinct ; they will tear Pentheus, the merely human king who présumés to repress them, into mere shreds of flesh; his own mother, Nature, the first to claw at his windpipe! None but Bacchus, the Holy Guardian Angel, hath grâce to be God to this riot of maniacs; he alone can transform the disorderly rabble into a pageant of harmonious movements, tune their hyaena howls to the symphony of a paean, and their reasonless rage to self-controlled rapture. It is this A…
1996 · PDF PAGE 145
…y his physical vehicle thereby, but he may produce another Kubla Khan.1 It is his own responsibility. Also we know well that “If he be a King” it will not hurt him — in the end. We trust Nature to protect, and Wisdom to be justified of, their chil dren. It is superficial to object that a man should be prevented from ruining and killing himself, for his own sake or for that of 1 [A poem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834), conceived while intoxicated on opium. See Works Cited.]
1906 · PDF PAGE 194
… in their painful task of restraining, always with the utmost gentleness of word and demeanour, the headstrong passions of the miserable king. Lear, at first quiet in stating his fancied wrongs ‘Reg, ‘I am glad to see your highness.’ Lear, ‘Regan, I think you are; I know what reason I have to think so: if thou shouldst not be glad, I would divorce me from thy mother’s tomb, Sepulchring an adult’ress. (To Kent). O! are you free? Some other time for that. Beloved Regan, Thy sister’s naught; O Regan! she hath tied Sharp-tooth’d unkindness, like a …
1930 · PDF PAGE 32
…at leaps upon the earth lit by his crime. For the Gods are the enemies of Man; it is Nature that Man must overcome ere he enter into his kingdom. 2 The true God 1. TEITAN — 300+5+ 10+300+1+50 = 666. 2. In another sense, a higher sense, Nature is absolutely right through- out* The position is that the Magician discovers himself imprisoned in a distorted Nature of Iniquity; and his task is to disentangle it. This is ail to be studied in the Book of Wisdom or Folly (Liber ALEPH, CXI) and in The Master Therion’s édition of the Tao T eh King. A roug…
1907 · PDF PAGE 42
… is silver! Ah, the bloom Of the rose of night ; oh, dulcet tune Of the dew falling on the grass ! I am the veritable Queen Of Night: my king is hither bound. A moment and he comes—oh, breast ! Heave if thou wilt !—such stir is rest. He comes, ah! steals to me unseen. The trees are high, the shades profound. Together over moor and lake ! Together over scaur and fell ! For ever let us travel so ; To stop so sweet a flight were woe. Even to stop for love’s own sake ; Save my love did it—Then? well ! well! Better to rest together, hard Hidden in a…