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Page 87 of 1231913 · PDF PAGE 360
…rified under the veil of Mary, will no more weep for her Adonis. The bridegroom is risen to die no more, and the infernal boar has found death in its momentary victory. Lift yourselves up again, O Temples of Delphi and of Ephesus! The God of Light and of Art is become the God of the world, and the Word of God is indeed willing to be called Apollo! Diana will no more reign widowed in the lonely fields of night; her silvern crescent is now beneath the feet of the bride. But Diana is not conquered by Venus; her Endymion has wakened, and virginity …
1913 · PDF PAGE 360
…rified under the veil of Mary, will no more weep for her Adonis. The bridegroom is risen to die no more, and the infernal boar has found death in its momentary victory. Lift yourselves up again, O Temples of Delphi and of Ephesus! The God of Light and of Art is become the God of the world, and the Word of God is indeed willing to be called Apollo! Diana will no more reign widowed in the lonely fields of night; her silvern crescent is now beneath the feet of the bride. But Diana is not conquered by Venus; her Endymion has wakened, and virginity …
1911 · PDF PAGE 28
…ours. All this I saw; and then the hidden voice went on low and sweet: Come away! The price of the journey is little, though its name be death. Thou shalt die to all that thou fearest and hopest and hatest and lovest and thinkest and art. Yea! thou shalt die, even as thou must die. For all that thou hast, thou hast not; all that thou art, thou art not! NENNI OFEKUFA ANANAEL LAIADA I MAEL- PEREJI NONUKA AFAFA ADAREPEHETA PEREGI ALADI NIISA NIISA LAPE OL ZODIR IDOIAN. And I said: ODO KIKALE QAA. Why art thou hid- den from me, whom I hear? And the…
1913 · PDF PAGE 63
…of the stars rain hard upon thy body. 63. Thou art exhaust in the voluptuous fullness of the inspiration; the expiration is sweeter than death, more rapid and laughterful than a caress of Hell’s own worm. 64. Oh! thou art overcome: we are upon thee; our delight is all over thee: hail! hail: prophet of Nu! prophet of Had! prophet of Ra-Hoor-Khu! Now rejoice! now come in our splendour & rapture! Come in our passionate peace, & write sweet words for the Kings! 65. Iam the Master: thou art the Holy Chosen One. 23
1913 · PDF PAGE 63
…of the stars rain hard upon thy body. 63. Thou art exhaust in the voluptuous fullness of the inspiration; the expiration is sweeter than death, more rapid and laughterful than a caress of Hell’s own worm. 64. Oh! thou art overcome: we are upon thee; our delight is all over thee: hail! hail: prophet of Nu! prophet of Had! prophet of Ra-Hoor-Khu! Now rejoice! now come in our splendour & rapture! Come in our passionate peace, & write sweet words for the Kings! 65. Iam the Master: thou art the Holy Chosen One. 23
1929 · PDF PAGE 45
…resume the task. The mingling of horror, curiosity, and excitement must have aided. I threw away my fifth cigarette, and returned to the death chamber. VI Before I had sat at the table ten minutes a change burst out with startling suddenness. At one point in the void the blackness gathered, concentrated, sprang into an evil flame that gushed aimlessly forth from nowhere to nowhere. This was accompanied by the most noxious stench. It was gone before I could realize it. As lightning precedes thunder, it was followed by a hideous clamour that I ca…
1913 · PDF PAGE 493
…simpler than those of the Tarot, but one finds the same symbols in it: the juggler, the king, the queen, the tower, the devil or Typhon, death, and so on. The dice-indicated chances of the game represent those of life, and conceal a highly philosophical sense sufficiently profound to make sages meditate, and simple enough to be understood by children. The allegorical personage Palamedes is, however, identical with Enoch, Hermes, and Cadmus, to whom various mytho- logies have attributed the invention of letters. But, in the conception of Homer, …
1913 · PDF PAGE 555
THE KEY OF THE MYSTERIES her forces towards death. She drags those who will not walk. A man whom one may call the great prophet of drunkards, Edgar Poe, that sublime madman, that genius of lucid extravagance, has depicted with terrifying reality the night- mares of perversity. ... “T killed the old man because he squinted.” “I did that because I ought not to have done it.” There is the terrible antistrophe of Tertullian’s Credo guia absurdun.. To brave God and to insult Him, is a final act of faith. “The dead praise thee not, O Lord,” said the …
1913 · PDF PAGE 493
…simpler than those of the Tarot, but one finds the same symbols in it: the juggler, the king, the queen, the tower, the devil or Typhon, death, and so on. The dice-indicated chances of the game represent those of life, and conceal a highly philosophical sense sufficiently profound to make sages meditate, and simple enough to be understood by children. The allegorical personage Palamedes is, however, identical with Enoch, Hermes, and Cadmus, to whom various mytho- logies have attributed the invention of letters. But, in the conception of Homer, …
1913 · PDF PAGE 555
THE KEY OF THE MYSTERIES her forces towards death. She drags those who will not walk. A man whom one may call the great prophet of drunkards, Edgar Poe, that sublime madman, that genius of lucid extravagance, has depicted with terrifying reality the night- mares of perversity. ... “T killed the old man because he squinted.” “I did that because I ought not to have done it.” There is the terrible antistrophe of Tertullian’s Credo guia absurdun.. To brave God and to insult Him, is a final act of faith. “The dead praise thee not, O Lord,” said the …
1907 · PDF PAGE 31
…nk the purple of your thighs ; to press Your beating bosom like a living flower ; To die in your embraces , in the shower That dews like death your swooning loveliness . To know you love me ; that your body leaps With the quick passion of your soul ; to know Your fragrant kisses sting my spirit so ; To be one soul where Satan smiles and sleeps ; Ah ! in the very triumph - hour of Hell Satan himself remembers whence he fell ! ? Again , such lines as these from the “ Triumph of Man " : And all the earth is blasted ; the green sward Burns where it…
1907 · PDF PAGE 101
…I see all Nature claw and tear and bite , All hateful love and hideous : and the brood Misshapen , misbegotten out of spite ; Lust after death ; love in decrepitude . Thus , till the monster - birth of serpent - man Linked in corruption with the serpent - woman , Slavering in lust and pain - creation's ban . The horrible beginning of the human .” In Tannhäuser , which is an intensely psychologic drama , we find the Knight speaking thus to Venus : 1 The Temple of the Holy Ghost , vol . i, p . 178 . 2 Ibid . vol . i, p . 198. ( Also Tale of Archa…
1906 · PDF PAGE 103
…se) the great voice came, ‘““The Gates of Hell prevail.” shall not in = all CASTOR. I heard, ‘‘ Regret not thy mortality ! Love conquers death !” POLLUX. But I, ‘‘ Regret not thou Thine immortality! Love conquers life !””! ORPHEUS. A partial wisdom to a partial ear. JASON. But what speech came to thee ? ORPHEUS., I heard no voice. ARGUS. What means this? Here’s my labour thrown away, My skill made jest of, all my wage de- stroyed At one fell stroke. JASON. What? Is the Argo burnt? 1 Pollux being immortal, and Castor mortal, at the former’s requ…
1907 · PDF PAGE 251
…alism , pro duced as effect a fanciful spiritualism , which sought in the mysteries of life an answer that lay still on the cold lips of Death . These two powers , the Pantheonic materialism and the Gnostic spiritualism , bore the hybrid - Christianity . As all religions have finally become subservient to an interested priesthood , so have all religions ( how ever spiritual they may have been in their youth ) been materialized and sacrificed on the altar of gain . To this rule Christianity forms no exception ; once crudely and sincerely spiritu…
1919 · PDF PAGE 442
…orth its first most glorious waves. His mind, like a becalmed and boundless ocean, spreadeth out in shoreless space. He holdeth life and death in his strong hand. It is interesting to notice that he is stillin the West. This is the penultimate stage. He is really now practically iden- tical with Mayan himself. He has met and conquered the maker of illusion, become one with him, and his difficulty will then be so to complete that work, that it shall be centred on itself, and leave no seed that may subsequently germinate and destroy all that has …
1907 · PDF PAGE 207
… Newton , whose scientific demonstration ofauto - kinetic ism , many ages previously adumbrated by Empedo cles and Democritus , gave the death - blow to that Empiricism , which may be typified in Locke's asser tion that “ motion and figure are really in the manna , to which Berkeley attributed a purely mental exist ence ; for he asserts again and again that the only substantial existence is the hypothetical substratum of mind , i.e. , spirit .' And this , as Huxley himself | All these philosophers end in the same quandary as the old gentleman w…
1909 · PDF PAGE 21
…evil with evil Commonly good Good fortune Good, save for health. Cf 8th House’s figure Medium Good for immorality only Rather good Evil, death Medium good For love good, for sickness evil Good in all Medium, bad for prisoners Ruseus CaRcER inallthatisevil RHOOOYANAYWDH Evilinallthatisgood,andgood er) Destroy the figure Evil in all Evil, exc. to let blood Evil, exc. in war and fire Evil, exc. for sowing seed Evil, exc. for blood-letting Evil, exc. for war and fire Evil Very evil Dissolute, love, fire Evil, exc. blood-letting Evil in all ing,stay…
1909 · PDF PAGE 135
…on I was welcome everywhere. But every night I paced the Rue des Quatre Vents, awaiting . . . “ Awaiting what? Well, in the end, perhaps death. The children gibed at me; passers-by shunned me. 125
1909 · PDF PAGE 135
…on I was welcome everywhere. But every night I paced the Rue des Quatre Vents, awaiting . . . “ Awaiting what? Well, in the end, perhaps death. The children gibed at me; passers-by shunned me. 125
1910 · PDF PAGE 90
…imson of the West shall fade into the blue of the whole sky, and the blue be illumined by the streamers of the false dawn, which is like death as the true dawn is like the last day.7 I hope, Habib, that thy podex is ca- pable of severe combat ; for not until the dawn breaks will El Qahar withdraw his member. 1. So our best M.S. [Persian text] But [Persian text] flesh — meaning buttocks — sounds more likely. Consideration of prosody support the text. 2. Meteor-struck : meteors are the stones flung by the angels at the Jinn who pry into Heaven. T…