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Page 69 of 871910 · PDF PAGE 74
…of sparks Brahman bright as the sun, endowed with all might, beyond the reach of darkness, that shines in yonder sun as in the moon, the fire and the lightning. Thus the Atman little by little came to be known and no longer believed in; yet at first it appears that those who realized it kept their methods to themselves, and simply explained to their followers its greatness and splendour by parable and fable, such as we find in Brihadaranyaka, 2. 1. 19. That is his real form, in which he is exalted above desire, and is free from evil and fear. F…
1910 · PDF PAGE 74
…of sparks Brahman bright as the sun, endowed with all might, beyond the reach of darkness, that shines in yonder sun as in the moon, the fire and the lightning. Thus the Atman little by little came to be known and no longer believed in; yet at first it appears that those who realized it kept their methods to themselves, and simply explained to their followers its greatness and splendour by parable and fable, such as we find in Brihadaranyaka, 2. 1. 19. That is his real form, in which he is exalted above desire, and is free from evil and fear. F…
1910 · PDF PAGE 96
… in more than one way be compared to Prometheus, or the hollow reed, who as the mediator between heaven and earth transmitted the mystic fire from the moon. Again the Mahalingam or 6 gaas, For further see “ The Canon,” p. 119. 84
1910 · PDF PAGE 96
… in more than one way be compared to Prometheus, or the hollow reed, who as the mediator between heaven and earth transmitted the mystic fire from the moon. Again the Mahalingam or 6 gaas, For further see “ The Canon,” p. 119. 84
1929 · PDF PAGE 21
…is masses of mistakes. There being but one more to make, he made it; and, finding himself in the frying-pan of discovery, leapt into the fire of things irrevocable and not to be forgotten. His fat, heavy-jowled, coarse face all twitching, he fell on his knees and clasped his hands together. So you found me out? Don't, don't give away your poor old father, Gertie! My little Gertie! There was a silence. Excuse me, father, said the girl at last, but I've just had a glimpse of you for the first time in my life, and it's a bit of a shock. I mus…
1929 · PDF PAGE 14
…e name of the governor for the use of his steam yacht to chase an escaped fugitive. We should then steam into the track of ships and set fire to the yacht, so as to be rescued and conveyed to England, whence we could arrange with the French Government for rehabilitation. Such was the simple yet subtle plan of Dodu. Down to the last detail was it perfecteduntil one fatal day. The spy, stricken by yellow fever, dropped suddenly dead in the fields before noon Cease work had sounded. Instantly, without a moments hesitation, Dodu strode acro…
1996 · PDF PAGE 169
…y: The name Mary is connected with Mara, mors, etc., from the Sanskrit *mr, “to slay”; and with mare, “the Sea,” whose water opposes the Fire of Horus.3 I here quote a passage from “Liber XCVH”4 which deals with this fully.
1909 · PDF PAGE 269
… “TJ invite you to inhale with me the perfume of this rose as a symbol of Air (smelling rose): To feel with me the warmth of this sacred Fire (spreading hands over it): To eat with me this Bread and Salt as types of earth (eats): and finally to drink with me this Wine, the consecrated emblem of Elemental Water (drinks from cup). The Hierophant then goes to the East of the Altar and faces West. The Hiereus comes to the West of the Altar, and salutes the Hierophant, receiving the elements from him, All then partake in order of rank : Hegemon from…
1909 · PDF PAGE 269
… “TJ invite you to inhale with me the perfume of this rose as a symbol of Air (smelling rose): To feel with me the warmth of this sacred Fire (spreading hands over it): To eat with me this Bread and Salt as types of earth (eats): and finally to drink with me this Wine, the consecrated emblem of Elemental Water (drinks from cup). The Hierophant then goes to the East of the Altar and faces West. The Hiereus comes to the West of the Altar, and salutes the Hierophant, receiving the elements from him, All then partake in order of rank : Hegemon from…
1910 · PDF PAGE 499
… National Names; Mythical Phrases fu terials of the Homeric, and other Poems and Legends; The Ethereal Heavens; Light The Lost Treasure; Fire; Water; the Under orld, etc., etc. PHANTASMS OF THE LIVING. By E. Gurney, Frep. W. H. Myers, and Frank Popstons. 2 thick vols. 80. Cloth, wncut, 1886. 2 108. FRANK HOLLINGS, 7, GREAT TURNSTILE, HOLBORN. PHOTOGRAPHS. To be had of THE EQUINOX. Price Ten Shillings each. Neatly framed in gold. The original panel Photographs: THE STUDENT. (A reproduction faces « Aha!” in No. III.) THE INTERPRETER. (Reproduced …
1910 · PDF PAGE 499
… National Names; Mythical Phrases fu terials of the Homeric, and other Poems and Legends; The Ethereal Heavens; Light The Lost Treasure; Fire; Water; the Under orld, etc., etc. PHANTASMS OF THE LIVING. By E. Gurney, Frep. W. H. Myers, and Frank Popstons. 2 thick vols. 80. Cloth, wncut, 1886. 2 108. FRANK HOLLINGS, 7, GREAT TURNSTILE, HOLBORN. PHOTOGRAPHS. To be had of THE EQUINOX. Price Ten Shillings each. Neatly framed in gold. The original panel Photographs: THE STUDENT. (A reproduction faces « Aha!” in No. III.) THE INTERPRETER. (Reproduced …
1938 · PDF PAGE 13
…liness: 4. The Necessity of the Universe is the Measure of thy Righteousness. Now follows martial music, wild and full of the rushing of Fire: 5. The Movement of the Universe is the Fulfilment of thine Energy. And this is blended with the echo of all former voices and their music, so that the whole Abyss is filled with their orchestration to one Symphony. 6. The Order of the Universe is the Expression of thy Rapture of Beauty. This fades away into a deep and tender tune, like nightingales beside a waterfall; and the voice comes twittering: 7. T…
1904 · PDF PAGE 71
…zoda poilape, zoDonugonu cacla3odD holado, perejse exalted in power the pillars are divided, the winds of the firmament groan aloud; the fire je-ialaponu: caosaga 30Daca DO-jiz0Dajazoda, oD tofasilo Salamann burns not; the earth moves in earthquakes ; and all things of the house pe-ripesol, od caosaji, oD faoresita oresa cabisa ta jizodajazoda, od of heaven and earth and the dwelling-place of darkness are as_ earthquakes, and cabisa Do-mire, od ovankabo Do-korat3z0, IRiisa, eca, tlasa gabe mM. are in torment, and areconfoundedin thunder. Come f…
1954 · PDF PAGE 383
… come, you can surely do that in your head. Four's Tetragrammaton, isn't it? Very well, then! The First Great Power is Yod, the Father , Fire, the Wand, the Flame of Creative Genius. The Second is He, the Mother , Water, the Cup, the Sea to which all things tend ; it is the gift of pleasing, of absorbing , of drawing all things to oneself. The Third is Vau, the Son, the Sword , the moving, penetrating element , double in nature. For it is intellect , but also the result of Genius absorbed , interpreted , transmuted and applied through the virtu…
1905 · PDF PAGE 136
… the hearts of kings. Anon, and I am driven out In desert places by desire ; My mouth is salt and dry; I doubt If hell hath such another fire ; If God’s damnation can devise A lust to match these agonies. 1 Not Elijah, as the sequel shows. Foolish contemporary reviews, however, made this silly blunder. * Under this name the poet lay perdu in the heart of London, prosecuting, under circum- stances of romantic and savage interest, his first VOL. I. occult studies. 129 I
1954 · PDF PAGE 149
… as if in torture. And another he cuts, and the shriek is like the shriek of a Mandrake, torn up by the roots. And another he sears with fire, and yet another he anoints with oil. And I said: Heavy is the labour, but great indeed is the reward. And the young man answered me: He shall not see the reward; he tendeth the garden. And I said: What shall come unto him? And he said: This thou canst not know, nor is it revealed by the letters that are the totems of the stars, but only by the stars. And he says to me, quite disconnectedly: The man of ea…
1906 · PDF PAGE 12
…On the forehead of night, As we lie and behold All the wonders untold That the joys of desire In their secrets enfold, As the pillars of fire On the ocean of old! O Lesbian maiden ! The delight of thy lips Is the voice of the Spring That the nightingales sing Over Winter's eclipse, While my fingers enring The white limbs of thy sleep And my lips suck the lips Of the house of my dream, And press daintily deep, Till the joys are supreme That thine amorous mouth On the home of thy love Would exhaust the fierce drouth Of the rivers thereof, Till th…
1907 · PDF PAGE 233
…not be repre “ While we cannot give a satisfactory reason , why we believe , after a thousand ex periments , that a stone will fall , or fire burn ; can we ever satisfy ourselves concerning any determination , which we
1996 · PDF PAGE 46
… say about the Hierophantic task. Behold! there are three ordeals in one, and it may be given in three ways. The gross must pass through fire; let the fine be tried in intellect, and the lofty chosen ones in the highest. Thus ye have star & star, system & system; let not one know well the other!
1929 · PDF PAGE 292
…ew, he had it in his mind to make various preparations. About four o'clock we reached a wretched hamlet where some coolies had kindled a fire in the street. The bearers of the litter, utterly fagged out, threw themselves down by the fire. There was some loose straw lying about and Forrest and I followed their example. We tried to learn the circumstances of Litton's death; but the men gave vague and apparently contradictory accounts of what had happened. It was awkward; some of them might have been in a conspiracy; and we had no means of telling…