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Page 72 of 1301909 · PDF PAGE 70
…t the Father with Matter, rendering apparent the Images of unapparent Natures,and inscribing the Unapparent in the Apparent frame of the World.” “There are certain Irrational Demons (mindless elementals), which derive their subsistence from the Aerial Rulers; where- fore the Oracle saith, Being the Charioteer of the Aerial, Terres- trial and Aquatic Dogs.” “The Aquatic when applied to Divine Natures signifies a Government inseparable from Water, and hence the Oracle calls the Aquatic Gods, Water Walkers.” “There are certain Water Elementals who…
1913 · PDF PAGE 342
… were beneath the sword of Damocles, or upon the pyre of Sardanapalus ! But it is finer to have seen at one’s feet all the crowns of the world, and to have said, “I will be the king of the poor, and my throne shall be on Calvary.” There is one man stronger than the man that slays; it is he who dies to save others. There are no isolated crimes and no solitary expiations. There are no personal virtues, nor are there any wasted devotions. 44
1913 · PDF PAGE 342
… were beneath the sword of Damocles, or upon the pyre of Sardanapalus ! But it is finer to have seen at one’s feet all the crowns of the world, and to have said, “I will be the king of the poor, and my throne shall be on Calvary.” There is one man stronger than the man that slays; it is he who dies to save others. There are no isolated crimes and no solitary expiations. There are no personal virtues, nor are there any wasted devotions. 44
1944 · PDF PAGE 112
…nce of loops and whorls. The general colour of the traditional card is subfusc; it represents the confusion and darkness of the material world. But the New Aeon has brought fullness of Light; in the Minu‐ tum Mundum, Earth is no longer black, or of mixed colours, but is pure bright green. Similarly, the indigo of Saturn is derived from the blue velvet of the midnight sky, and the maiden of the dance represents the issue from this, yet through this, to the Eternal. This card is to‐day as bright and glowing as any in the Pack.
1907 · PDF PAGE 260
…eme God was ineffable , for He bore neither name nor attribute , being beyond the power of human conception . Over the face of the whole world we find earnest thought arriving at or towards such a conclusion . In ancient China we hear Lao - Tze declaring : “ What is there superior in Heaven and 1 Songs of the Spirit , vol . i, p . 34 . ? The Temple of the Holy Ghost , vol . i, p . 166 . 3 Berashith , vol . ii, p . 236 .
1912 · PDF PAGE 29
…arred across by the first moonray ! [The moon rises MAGDALENA. Go ! I pant. I heave. What loss one moment is ! How slow The pulse of the world beats when you are not with me ! ORLANDO. Look ! how the moon defeats the silence of the sea ! I go. [MAGDALENA withdraws, closing the shutter. He turns toward the bridge for a few steps, then stops. She said no less, she looked no less, she swore. No less, with equal stress, to him an hour before. O had she said one word I tricked the Count, may be My dotage might have heard, love leaned to loyalty. …
1912 · PDF PAGE 47
…as Carry my galleons, conquest kneel, a vassal cowed, Kings follow fawning at my heel, a cringing crowd. My fame be blazoned through the world, a ruddy Mars, And climb in incense scimitar-curled to storm the stars ! Your homage, gentlemen. The oath upon my sword. ALL. We swear to follow and obey thee as our lord. THE DOGE. Tis sworn. Retire, and one by one re-entering Unmask, and kiss the hand of who shall be your king. [All bow and retire. Then they enter, unmask, kiss the hand of MORTADELLO, reveil and depart. MORTADELLO. [To the first.] I a…
1913 · PDF PAGE 250
…rithemius, Flamel, Eugenius Philalethes, Ripley, Starkey, Sendivogius, Basil Valentine, and a dozen others is a splendid position in the world of humane letters. To achieve this : obtain copies of their works, and forward carriage paid to a printer, with the remark— worthy of Julius Czesar at his tersest-—‘ Reprint !’ Would God it had stopped there! But (remember!) the future saint wasn’t wise, he was only “looking wise,” and he made a terrible mistake by accepting a few shillings—all too few !—to whitewash Dr. Wynn Westcott (and English Free- …
1913 · PDF PAGE 250
…rithemius, Flamel, Eugenius Philalethes, Ripley, Starkey, Sendivogius, Basil Valentine, and a dozen others is a splendid position in the world of humane letters. To achieve this : obtain copies of their works, and forward carriage paid to a printer, with the remark— worthy of Julius Czesar at his tersest-—‘ Reprint !’ Would God it had stopped there! But (remember!) the future saint wasn’t wise, he was only “looking wise,” and he made a terrible mistake by accepting a few shillings—all too few !—to whitewash Dr. Wynn Westcott (and English Free- …
1919 · PDF PAGE 358
…mind, like twins upon a line, the Star whichis thy goal burns overhead. The Three that dwell in glory and in bliss ineffable, now in the World of Méyé have lost their names. They have be- come one Star, the fire that burns but scorches not, that fire which is the Upadhi of the Flame. It would be a mistake to attach more than a poetic mean- ing to these remarks upon the sacred Three; but Ego, non- Ego, and That which is formed from their wedding, are here referredto. There are two Triangles of especial importance to mystics; one is the equilater…
1929 · PDF PAGE 487
… him for it. He was a big-hearted, simple-minded creature, with a certain childlike vision, by the light of which he judged the external world, a little like the White Knight in Alice! {768} I confess to dislike Chicago. It resembles New York more than its citizens would like to admit, but lacks altogether the cosmopolitan and man-of-the-world atmosphere of Gotham. It gives the
1907 · PDF PAGE 227
220 THE STAR IN THE WEST HUME Hume , at heart a thoroughgoing agnostic and man of the world , saw the practical falsity of abstruse philosophy , the conclusions of which were at once dissipated by the “ feelings of our heart,” which re duced “ the profound philosopher to a mere plebeian .' He forcibly asserts , that ideas of primary qualities are attained by abstraction— " an opinion which if we examine it accurately , we shall find to be unintelligible , and even absurd .” He further agrees with Berkeley in stating that : “ An extension that i…
1910 · PDF PAGE 162
…l things. In detail the differ- ences between Buddhism and the Yoga are verbal; in essence, man, at this stage, becomes the lover of the World, and love is the wand of the Magician, that wand which conquers and subdues, vivifies, fructifies and replenishes the worlds, and like the Caduceus of Hermes it is formed of two twining snakes. V. Right Livelihood. Up to this stage man has been but a disciple to his Holy Guardian Angel, but now he grows to be his equal, and in the flesh becomes a flame-shod Adept whose white feet are not soiled by the du…
1910 · PDF PAGE 162
…l things. In detail the differ- ences between Buddhism and the Yoga are verbal; in essence, man, at this stage, becomes the lover of the World, and love is the wand of the Magician, that wand which conquers and subdues, vivifies, fructifies and replenishes the worlds, and like the Caduceus of Hermes it is formed of two twining snakes. V. Right Livelihood. Up to this stage man has been but a disciple to his Holy Guardian Angel, but now he grows to be his equal, and in the flesh becomes a flame-shod Adept whose white feet are not soiled by the du…
1910 · PDF PAGE 11
… my people for their bad life, and end by spitting upon my beard, bidding me procure for them a fat and fair boy : but the Asylum of the World, who lives like a great prince and a fakir (mean- ing : “ You have illimitable resources, but are ab- stemious ”) really understands the ‘ hikmat-i-
1913 · PDF PAGE 376
…he Catholic, that is to say the universal, dogma merits that magnificent name by harmonizing in one all the religious aspirations of the world ; with Mosesand Mohammed, it affirms the unity of God; with Zoroaster, Hermes and Plato, it recognizes in Him the infinite trinity of its own regeneration; 78
1913 · PDF PAGE 572
…cle of wills exercised like his own ; consequently each of the fathers is as strong as the Society, and the Society is stronger than the world. CHAPTER II HOW TO PRESERVE AND RENEW YOUTH—THE SECRETS OF CAGLIOSTRO—THE POSSIBILITY OF RESURRECTION— EXAMPLE OF WILLIAM POSTEL, CALLED THE RESURRECTED —STORY OF A WONDER-WORKING WORKMAN, ETC. One knows that a sober, moderately busy, and perfectly regular life usually prolongs existence; but in our opinion, 274
1913 · PDF PAGE 376
…he Catholic, that is to say the universal, dogma merits that magnificent name by harmonizing in one all the religious aspirations of the world ; with Mosesand Mohammed, it affirms the unity of God; with Zoroaster, Hermes and Plato, it recognizes in Him the infinite trinity of its own regeneration; 78
1913 · PDF PAGE 572
…cle of wills exercised like his own ; consequently each of the fathers is as strong as the Society, and the Society is stronger than the world. CHAPTER II HOW TO PRESERVE AND RENEW YOUTH—THE SECRETS OF CAGLIOSTRO—THE POSSIBILITY OF RESURRECTION— EXAMPLE OF WILLIAM POSTEL, CALLED THE RESURRECTED —STORY OF A WONDER-WORKING WORKMAN, ETC. One knows that a sober, moderately busy, and perfectly regular life usually prolongs existence; but in our opinion, 274
1944 · PDF PAGE 108
… at the elbows and shoulders, so as to form the letter Shin, which refers to Fire. The card therefore represented the destruction of the world by Fire. This was accomplished in the year of the vulgar era 1904, when the fiery god Horus took the place of the airy god Osiris in the East as Hierophant (see Atu V). At the begin‐ ning, then, of this new Aeon, it is fit to exhibit the message of that angel who brought the news of the new Aeon to earth. The new card is thus of necessity an adaptation of the Stélé of Re‐ vealing. Around the top of the c…