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…y gazelle, didst thou languish for me? My rose, my tulip, my anemone, slim palm of the oasis, sweet water of the well! We shall feast to-night, F 81
…e your sex at will, since which time you have become the father of an innumer- able brood of devils, and in particular have travelled by night in the form ofan owl to assault the virtue of many holy servants of the True Faith, notably at the Convent of St Anne in this city, whereby the bodies and souls of the nuns were possessed and destroyed. PROSECUTOR. We say this is plain witchcraft. [LAYLAH lakes no notice. BISHOP. Silence under such a charge is contumacious, and equivalent to confession. On the fourth count, guilty. [JUDGES echo “Guilty.”…
THE RITES OF ELEUSIS as the night sky—blue! Thou whose skin is of flaming orange, as though it burned in a furnace: Thee, Thee we invoke! Behold, I am yesterday, to-day, and the brother of The Morrowl Iam born again and again. Mine is the unseen force from which the Gods are sprung; that giveth life unto the dwellers in the watch—towers of the Universe. I am the charioteer of the East, Lord 01 the Past and the Future. I see by mine own inward light; Lord of Resurrection, who cometh forth from the dusk, and whose birth is from the House of Death.…
…y gazelle, didst thou languish for me? My rose, my tulip, my anemone, slim palm of the oasis, sweet water of the well! We shall feast to-night, F 81
…e your sex at will, since which time you have become the father of an innumer- able brood of devils, and in particular have travelled by night in the form ofan owl to assault the virtue of many holy servants of the True Faith, notably at the Convent of St Anne in this city, whereby the bodies and souls of the nuns were possessed and destroyed. PROSECUTOR. We say this is plain witchcraft. [LAYLAH lakes no notice. BISHOP. Silence under such a charge is contumacious, and equivalent to confession. On the fourth count, guilty. [JUDGES echo “Guilty.”…
THE RITES OF ELEUSIS as the night sky—blue! Thou whose skin is of flaming orange, as though it burned in a furnace: Thee, Thee we invoke! Behold, I am yesterday, to-day, and the brother of The Morrowl Iam born again and again. Mine is the unseen force from which the Gods are sprung; that giveth life unto the dwellers in the watch—towers of the Universe. I am the charioteer of the East, Lord 01 the Past and the Future. I see by mine own inward light; Lord of Resurrection, who cometh forth from the dusk, and whose birth is from the House of Death.…
…tadellos fate ! No hope. To bruise the head of the old snake, the State. No scope To loose on him the white fangs of my hate. I grope A night so dark, so trembling, so obscure, so fierce No light comes filtered from the dawn, so pure to pierce This web of woe. Ah ! God, I ache for turn of tide At ebb. Then let the moonrise kindle and burn beside The sunset. God ! if I have loved thee in truth, adored As none before me, given all my youth, dear Lord, To Thee, now hear me, hear me, hear me this one breath ! Give me this Mortadello to my kissand…
…?הארמ גנרמ לאריאר סAngel L.T.D. of? םררHeight, altitude? ךיילאAngel Ι...Τ.Ν᾿of VS? םרזTo overwhelm (Ps. lxxvii I8);? a flood A light?רואמ Night Demon of 15' Dec. δ?םואר Sensus symbolicus?זמר Abraham. [Vide 243 and?םהרבא 505, 510, Discussed at length in Zohar] The Three that bear wit-םרא+?ארב ness, above and beneath, respectively.?םראthe Spirit, the Water, and the Blood;?אbeing Air (Spiritus),?ךstanding for ?םרBlood, and?מbeing both Water and the in- itial of?םימwater— For ?ארנsee 203 Uriel or Auriel, archangelof?לאיךןא Earth, and angelof Netzach…
…?הארמ גנרמ לאריאר סAngel L.T.D. of? םררHeight, altitude? ךיילאAngel Ι...Τ.Ν᾿of VS? םרזTo overwhelm (Ps. lxxvii I8);? a flood A light?רואמ Night Demon of 15' Dec. δ?םואר Sensus symbolicus?זמר Abraham. [Vide 243 and?םהרבא 505, 510, Discussed at length in Zohar] The Three that bear wit-םרא+?ארב ness, above and beneath, respectively.?םראthe Spirit, the Water, and the Blood;?אbeing Air (Spiritus),?ךstanding for ?םרBlood, and?מbeing both Water and the in- itial of?םימwater— For ?ארנsee 203 Uriel or Auriel, archangelof?לאיךןא Earth, and angelof Netzach…
…ss conducted on such lines would be in a terrible mess; and wc find in fact that man is in just such a mess. While he is working day and night at some unimportant detail of his affairs, some giant force may be advancing /d'^^ claudo to overtake him.
TABLE V (continued) 29 CXLVIII. CXLVII. CXLVI. CXLV. (Succedent). (Ascendant). Signs by Night. WIND Onna Nt - SNDYDD | 15 - + + PID WWD - O75 - AHI), 16 - - . WS -YNITw v7 - Tyoruny | 17 . yards pm . PAIN Soy | 18 DAD yn amor . m»madr| 19 - THY TPN - AVUNIIN N’DD | 20 - THY - fam - YD - + - TNS YMA | 22 .. 2 Seem a9 yio> 29pm | 24 . NTAN wm nowy orpiad | 25 .. ORD TDD LDN wbx | 26 » seeing VIAN . OBDD .. . pxdp | as oe POD SS spbma |... Seamyins| 29 CLIII. CLII. CLI. Gurdon). ( Account), Magical Images of the Decans (Cadent). Stammonia. Myrtle …
…e magic goes well; good images and powerful, but I slack right off into sleep. It’s the hour for heroic measures or else to say : A good night’s rest, and start fresh in the morning! I suppose, as usual, I shall say the first and do the second. Have risen, washed, performed the ritual “Thee I invoke, the Bornless One " physically. The result fair. One gets better magical sight and feeling when one is performing a ritual in one’s Astral Body, so called. For one is on the same plane as the things one’s dealing with. If, however, serious work is wa…
…א Strong?ךובנ A flash; lightning?הראה 26 A girdle?רגה A flood; Jeor?ראי “Fear,” the fear of theארי ?הוהי (ie, wonderment) Great Voice?רובד Night Demon of 1“ Dec. VS?רואה Splendour; to enlighten?רהז To spread out ; harlot ; golden?הרז Το enclose; secret chamber?ךרה Strong, powerful, mighty?ריבא Calx?ךוג [I-RQ 234 (?)]?רדרה Slaughter?הגרה Loaded?רװ To be strange; a stranger?רךז רסה האלע לאדThe Supernal? Mercy of GOD Nubes Magnaןנע ?לחנ A girdle?ךװא Angel of 15‘ Dec,ךח ?'זי Whiteness?ךןה Came down?ךרו Air; Spirit; wind; Mind?הןך Eminent; a Prince,?ך…
…א Strong?ךובנ A flash; lightning?הראה 26 A girdle?רגה A flood; Jeor?ראי “Fear,” the fear of theארי ?הוהי (ie, wonderment) Great Voice?רובד Night Demon of 1“ Dec. VS?רואה Splendour; to enlighten?רהז To spread out ; harlot ; golden?הרז Το enclose; secret chamber?ךרה Strong, powerful, mighty?ריבא Calx?ךוג [I-RQ 234 (?)]?רדרה Slaughter?הגרה Loaded?רװ To be strange; a stranger?רךז רסה האלע לאדThe Supernal? Mercy of GOD Nubes Magnaןנע ?לחנ A girdle?ךװא Angel of 15‘ Dec,ךח ?'זי Whiteness?ךןה Came down?ךרו Air; Spirit; wind; Mind?הןך Eminent; a Prince,?ך…
88 MYSTERIES: From rocky palaces where gnomes delight To sport all springtime, where the brooding night With cataract is musical, and thrushes | Throb their young love beside the stream that rushes Headlong to beat its foamheads into snow, Where the sad swallow calls, and pale songs flow To match the music of the nightingale. There, when the pulses of the summer fail, The fiery flakes of autumn fall, and there Some warm perfection of the lazy air Swims through the purpling veins of lovers. Hark! A faint bird’s note, as if a silver spark Struck …
…t, reading through his proofs the while. One good thing; the Chittam is moving slowly. The waiters all hurry him—what a contrast to last night l Proofs read through again. John St. John feels far from well. A stroll down the Boul’ Mich’ and avisit to M—’s studio improve matters a good deal. The cure continued. No worry about the Work, but an effort to put it altogether out of the mind. A cafe creme, forty minutes at the Academic Marcelle —a gruelling bout without the gloves—and J St. Jr is at the Luxembourg to look at the pretty pictures. The p…
…y years in the mountain. FATMA. He is relentless in anger, and obeys not. One would say there was Christian blood in him. LAYLAH. On the night of his begetting there was Christian blood on Sidi Omar’s hands. FATMA. He is as fair as a Christian. LAYLAH. The men of Sidi Omar‘s tribe are white men, thou wizened old black witch. FATMA. Ah! Sidi Omar! Sidi Omar! Sidi Omar! Happy the prince whose wife is as faithful as thou. Thou canst not open thy mouth without uttering his name. LAYLAH. Do not take it in thine, mother of lies! FATMA. My mouth has b…
…re in the heart of the woods I pluck thee forth, Fraught with the swell of Summer, crimson—bright ! And for the world under the stars to—night— It shall be thine, and thine the star that draws The world to worship thee : the days are fled Under the heavens ; there is no more sun, And no more love; the world is hushed and dead. Slim—passing dryad through the lonely woods ! I will follow thee in the paths of dank decay ; Decadent Autumn, with thy lonely broods Of active gnomes, and little red-capped Fays, Feasting in the Summer dead under the tree…
…y years in the mountain. FATMA. He is relentless in anger, and obeys not. One would say there was Christian blood in him. LAYLAH. On the night of his begetting there was Christian blood on Sidi Omar’s hands. FATMA. He is as fair as a Christian. LAYLAH. The men of Sidi Omar‘s tribe are white men, thou wizened old black witch. FATMA. Ah! Sidi Omar! Sidi Omar! Sidi Omar! Happy the prince whose wife is as faithful as thou. Thou canst not open thy mouth without uttering his name. LAYLAH. Do not take it in thine, mother of lies! FATMA. My mouth has b…
…re in the heart of the woods I pluck thee forth, Fraught with the swell of Summer, crimson—bright ! And for the world under the stars to—night— It shall be thine, and thine the star that draws The world to worship thee : the days are fled Under the heavens ; there is no more sun, And no more love; the world is hushed and dead. Slim—passing dryad through the lonely woods ! I will follow thee in the paths of dank decay ; Decadent Autumn, with thy lonely broods Of active gnomes, and little red-capped Fays, Feasting in the Summer dead under the tree…