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Page 80 of 901905 · PDF PAGE 179
… agony of extreme joy, And horror of the infinite blind Passions that sear us and destroy, Rebuilding for the deathless mind A deathless body, whose alloy Is gold and fire, whose passions find The tears of their caress a dew, Fiery, to make creation new. This agony and bloody sweat, This scarring torture of desire, Refine us, madden us, and set The feast of unbegotten fire Before our mouths, that mingle yet In this ; the mighty-moulded lyre Of many stars still strikes above Chords of the mastery of love. This subtle fire, this secret flame, Fla…
1906 · PDF PAGE 43
…n Run, all so wild and all so pleasant! Glides No phantom creeping from the under sides Of the grey globe: no avatar of pain Gathering a body from the wind and rain. 1 This, with slight variations, was one of the regular dreams of Allen Bennett Macgregor, just as the ‘‘ flying ’’ dream, the ‘‘ naked in church’ dream, the ‘‘taken in adultery” dream, the ‘‘lost tooth” dream, the ‘‘ being shaved” dream, and many others of specific type recur from time to time in the life of most people.—A. C. So the night fell, and gently grew the shades In fireli…
1906 · PDF PAGE 226
…n the demon was wroth and shrieked : ‘‘ Thy mother to black hell! She is mine!” So the old hag confessed straight that she had given her body for love to that fiend of the pit. But our Father paid no heed thereto and bade the demon to do his will, so that he brought him herbs-many, and good, with which ou: Father planted a great grove that grew about him (for the sun was now waxen bitter hot) wherein he worshipped, offering in vessels of clay these seven ofterings : ? The first offering, dust ; The second offering, ashes ; The third offering, s…
1904 · PDF PAGE 6
…mity ; and I trust I do not go too far, as the humblest member of the Rationalist Press Association, when I suggest that that diabolical body would be delighted to bring out a sixpenny edition of his book. I am not fighting pious opinions. But there are perfectly definite acts which encroach upon the freedom of the individual : indefensible in themselves, they seek apology in the Bible, which is now to be smuggled through as a “ poem.” If I may borrow my adversary’s favourite missle, a poem in this sense is “ unhis- torical nonsense ”. We shoul…
1938 · PDF PAGE 24
…e Will is, and much from external hindrance, but most of all from the interference of ill-controlled parts of their own instruments, the body and mind. For Freedom is not found in looseness and lack of governance, but in the right ruling of each individual of the common weal so as to assure his own well-being no less than that of the whole. And this effect is to be won by perfect organization under the eye of an Intelligence adequate to comprehend the general and the particular need together. The Way of Perfection is thus twofold: first, the Tr…
1905 · PDF PAGE 30
…his limbs entwined, a fiery snake Hissed in his frightened ear the call ‘‘ Awake.” And Zeus arisen strives vainly to release His valiant body from the coils, nor cease lis angry struggles in their cruel hoid. But all implacable, unyielding, cold, Their sinuous pressure on his breast and thighs, The white teeth sharp and ready otherwise In one fierce snap to slay. There hissed ‘‘ Beware ! Fear Charicles avenging, and despair !”’ And Zeus beheld the springe his foot was in, And, once more wise, being out of love, would win His freedom on good ter…
1907 · PDF PAGE 86
…imself Jrom crying and gives a forced laugh.| Here's romance, if ever there was any. Dog that I am! To laugh when your pale sweet little body is all shaken with weeping. Mademoiselle —Blanche—listen to me, and do not talk such wild nonsense. I will not
1929 · PDF PAGE 181
…o her; one of her favourite reveries was to imagine herself the centre of a group of cannibals, watch them chop off great lumps from her body, and seethe them in the pot, or roast them on a spear, hissing and dripping blood and grease, upon the fire. In some insane or atavistic confusion of mind this dream was always recognized as being a dream of
1905 · PDF PAGE 189
…ingling happy breath. * Could [end so—thismoment !? Lingereth The lazy gaze halfanournful and half blithe. But there’s another, when the body dieth -- Hast thou no knowledge what the carcase saith ? I watched all night by my dead Jover’s bed. I saw the spirit; heard the motionless Lips part in uttering a supreme caress : **T care not or for life or death ;”* they said, ‘Only for love.’ ‘* What difference ?” said I, ‘¢Dead or alive, I love thee utterly.” THE PESSIMIST’S PROGRESS.! MORTAL distrust of mortal happiness Is born of madness and of imp…
1929 · PDF PAGE 153
…s, is precisely similar in constitution to one molecule of hydrogen; and we may suppose that it is itself only a molecule of some larger body; also that what we call an electron may itself be a universe — and so on for ever. This suggestion is supported by the singular fact, that the proportion in size of electron to molecule is about the same as that of sun to cosmos, the ratio in each case being as 1 to 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000. Suppose a drop of water, 1/8 inch in diameter, to be magnified to the size of the earth, there would be about…
1944 · PDF PAGE 107
…one are the four arms of a Cross limited by law; the creative energy of the Cross expands freely; its rays pierce in every direction the body of Our Lady of the Stars. With regard to the wall, it should be noted that it completely encircles the top of the mound; this is to emphasize that the formula of the Rose and Cross is still valid in terrestrial matters. But there is now, as was not previously the case, a close and definite alliance with the celestial. It is also most important to observe that the formula of the Rose and Cross (indicated b…
1909 · PDF PAGE 14
… may receive humane treatment and a liberal allowance of rubber-cores in our old age. 4. The Tree of Life is the skeleton on which this ‘body of truth is built.- The juxtaposition and proportion of its parts should be fully studied. Practice alone will enable the student to determine how far an analogy may be followed out. Again, some analogies may escape a superficial study. The Beetle is only con- nected with the sign Pisces through the Tarot Trump “The Moon.” The Camel is only connected with the High Priestess through the letter 3. Since all…
1944 · PDF PAGE 173
… of all things soever. The characteristic of Kan in the Yî King is rest; each line of the comment describes re‐ pose in the parts of the body in turn, and their effects; the toes, the calves, the loins, the spine, and the jaws. This chapter is a close parallel in this respect, line by line, with the 31st, Hsien, which begins the second section of the Yi. The Rosicrucian doctrine of Tetragrammaton could hardly be more adequately stated‐ to every ear that is to heavenly harmony attuned. “There’s not a planet in the firmament But in his motion lik…
1905 · PDF PAGE 42
…y lips from that sweet death were fed ; I died, and would forget. But so God would not have me die ; Her deadly lips relax and fade, Her body slackens with a sigh Reluctant, like a maid. I said : O vainpire ? Lover, weep, Who cannot follow me above, Though Death may masquerade as Sleep, And Lust laugh out like Love. But God’s strong arms set under me Lifted my spirit through the air Beyond the wide supernal sea,* Beyond the veil of vair. 1 Ash-covered, 2 Any being who, under the guise of love, draws the strength from another. ~ 3 Binah. God sai…
1906 · PDF PAGE 78
…and their lashes With tender mirage of a tear; Dew fallen on the mouth as it flashes, The kiss that is master of fear ; Dew covering the body that dashes and clings to me here. O fairest, O rose among roses! O flower of the innermost fire ! O tune of my soul that encloses All life, the tempestuous lyre ! O dawn of my dawn that reposes and darts in desire ! And death and its portals are rifted, Life listens our kisses that weep ; Love hears, and his measure is shifted, Grows solemn and deadly and deep ; Love’s ship droops its sails and is drifte…
1913 · PDF PAGE 267
…he best known of England’s “heroic widows” at that time kept a tame but half-witted giant with an enormous black beard; the whole of his body was, I was told, as hirsute as a bear. A daughter of the nobility contented herself with more lyric loves than these. A well-to-do girl from Calcutta practised sheer promiscuity; an exquisitely beautiful woman of the middle classes did worse, and actually married a most hideous dwarf. To-day things are very much the same. A very celebrated dancer from America never goes on the stage without previously dra…
1913 · PDF PAGE 267
…he best known of England’s “heroic widows” at that time kept a tame but half-witted giant with an enormous black beard; the whole of his body was, I was told, as hirsute as a bear. A daughter of the nobility contented herself with more lyric loves than these. A well-to-do girl from Calcutta practised sheer promiscuity; an exquisitely beautiful woman of the middle classes did worse, and actually married a most hideous dwarf. To-day things are very much the same. A very celebrated dancer from America never goes on the stage without previously dra…
1996 · PDF PAGE 300
…92,169 Semelé 30 semen 60 Semiramis 44 Set 24.30,184 sex 42-44,50-75,84,110,114,128,130, 141,149,151,164,172-173,176-181 training of the body in 74-75 sexes, difference between the 27 sexual freedom 42 44,58-61,68 sexual harrassment 176-177 Shakespeare, William 44.95,96 Midsummer Night’s Dream 95 Shelley, Percy Bysshe 102,109,138,155 Shu 30
1919 · PDF PAGE 157
A MASTER OF THE TEMPLE my body and mind, but realize how much is needed be- fore... Oxo. Peace unto all beings. Amen.” Section IV. ApRIL 30TH, IQII, TO OcrToBER 13TH, I912 Frater V.I.O. next experienced a state of “Dryness” such as almost invariably follows a partial success. On Sunday May 7th he writes: I have not made an entry in this record for a whole week. I seem to be losing control, and my diary, lying untouched in my drawer, is becoming like a horrible fiend. It worries me when I do not enter it; and yet it requires a great effort even …
1919 · PDF PAGE 256
…the Senate. This is the first of the governing bodies, properly speaking, and here we begin to insist upon Renunciation. For within this body is the Electoral College of the O.T.O. “The principle of popular election is a fatal folly; its results are visible in every so-called democracy. The elected man is always the mediocrity; he is the safe man, the sound man, the man who displeases the majority less than any other; and therefore never the genius, the man of progress and illumination. “This electoral college consists of Eleven Persons in each…