A summary 8.

(Master.) Peace to all beings. Peace to thee,
Co-heir of mine eternity!
Peace to the greatest and the least,
To nebula and nenuphar!
Light in abundance be increased
On them that dream that shadows are!

(Pupil.) Blessing and worship to The Beast,
The prophet of the lovely Star!

A summary 7.

(Master.) Behold! It beams-it burns-it blooms.

(Pupil.) Master, how subtly hast thou drawn
the daylight from the Golden Dawn,
Bidden the Cavernous Mount Unfold
Its Ruby Rose, its Cross of Gold;
Until I saw, flashed from afar,
The Hawk´s Eye in the Silver Star!

A summary 6.

(Pupil.) The desert calls.

(Master.) Then let us go!
Or seek the sacramental snow,
Where like an high-priest I may stand
With acolytes on every hand,
The lesser peaks-my will withdrawn
To invoke the dayspring from the dawn,
Changing that rosy smoke of light
To a pure crystalline white;
Though the mist of mind, as draws
A dancer round her limbs the gauze,
Clothe Light, and show the virgin Sun
A lemon-pale medallion!
Thence leap we leashless to the goal,
Stainless star-rapture of the soul.
So the altar-fires fade
As the Godhead is displayed.
Nay, we stir not. Everywhere
Is our temple right appointed.
All the earth is faery fair
For us. Am I not anointed?
The Sigil burns upon the brow
At the adjuration-here and now.

(Pupil.) The air is laden with perfumes.

A summary 5.

(Master.) Yonder, faintly luminous,
The yellow desert waits for us.
Lithe and eager, hand in hand,
We travel to the lonely land.
There, beneath the stars, the smoke
Of our incense shall invoke
The Queen Of Space; and subtly She
Shall bend from her infinity
Like a lambent flame of blue,
Touching us, and piercing through
All the sense-webs that we are
As the aethyr penetrates a star!
Her hands caressing the black earth,
Her sweet lithe body arched for love,
Her feet a Zephyr to the flowers,
She calls my name-she gives the sign
That she is mine, supremely mine,
And clinging to the infinite girth
My soul gets perfect joy thereof
Beyond the abysses and the hours;
So that-I kiss her lovely brows;
She bathes my body in perfume
Of sweat ... O thou my secret spouse,
Continius One of Heaven! illume
My soul with this arcane delight,
Voluptuous Daughter of the Night!
Eat me up wholly with the glance
Of thy luxurious brilliance!

A summary 4.

(Master.) Then prove
Both by the master-key of Love.
The lock turns stiffly? Shalt thou shirk
To use the sacred oil of work?
Not from the valley shalt thou test
The eggs that line the eagle´s nest!
Climb, whith thy life at stake, the ice,
The sheer wall of precipice!
Master the cornice, gain the breach,
And learn what next the ridge can teach!
Yet-not the ridge itself may speak
The secret of the final peak.

(Pupil.) All ridges join at last.

(Master.) Admitted,
O thou astute and subtle-witted!
Yet one-loose, jagged, clad in mist!
Another-firm, smooth, loved and kissed
By the soft sun! our order hath
This secret of the solar path,
Even as our Lord the Beast hath won
The mystic Number of the Sun.

(Pupil.) These secrets are too high for me.

(Master.) Nay, little brother! Come and see!
Neither by faith nor fear nor awe
Apporach the doctrine of the Law!
Truth, Courage, Love, shall win the bout,
And those three others be cast out.

(Pupil.) Lead me, Master by the hand
Gently to this gracious land!
Let me drink the doctrine in,
An all-healing medicine!
Let me rise, cporrect and firm,
Steady striding to the term,
Master of my fate, to rise
To imperial destinies;
With the sun´s ensanguine dart
Spear-bright in my blazing heart,
And my being´s basil-plant
Bright and hard as adamant!

Benediction.

Hawk-Headed Lord.

A summary 3.

(Pupil.) There is no harshness in the breath
Of this-is life surpassed, and death?

(Master.) There is the Snake that gives delight
And Knowledge, stirs the heart aright
With drunkenness. Strange drugs are thine
Hadit, and draughts of wizard wine!
These do not hurt. Thine hermits dwell
Not in the cold secretive cell,
But under purple canopies
With mighty-breasted mistresses
Magnificent as lionesses-
Tender and terrible caresses!
Fire lives, and light, in eager eyes;
And massed huge hair about them lies.
They lead their hosts to victory:
In every joy they are kings; then see
That secret serpent coiled to spring
And win the world! O priest and king,
Let there be feasting, foining, fighting,
A revel of lusting, singing, smiting!
Work; be the bed of work! Hold! Hold!
The stars´kiss is molten gold.
Harden! Hold thyself up! now die-
Ah! Ah! Exceeded! Exceeded!

(Pupil.) And I?

(Master.) My stature shall surpass the stars:
He hath said it! Men shall worship me
In hidden woods, on barren scaurs,
Henceforth to all eternity.

(Pupil.) Hail! I adore thee! Let us feast.

(Master.) I am the consecrated Beast.
I build the Abominable House.
The Scarlet Woman is my Spouse-

(Pupil.) What is this word?

(Master.) Thou canst not know
Till thou hast passed the Fourth Ordeal.

(Pupil.) I worship thee. The moon-rays flow
Masterfully rich and real
From thy red mouth, and burst, young suns
Chanting Eight Mysterious Orisons!

(Master.) The last spell! The availing word!
The two completed by the third!
The Lord of War, of Vengeance
That slayeth with a single glance!
This light is in me of Lord.
I push His order. Keen and swift
My Hawks´s eye flames; these arms uplift
The Banner of Silence and Strenght-
Hail! Hail! thou art here, my Lord, at lenght!
Lo, the Hawk-Headed Lord am I:
My nemyss shrouds the night-blue sky-
Hail! ye twin warriors that guard
The pillars of the world! You time
Is night at hand. The snake that marred
Heaven with his inexhaustible slime
Is slain; I bear the Wand of Power,
The Wand that waxes and that wanes;
I crush the Universe this hour
In my left hand; and naught remains!
Ho! for the splendour in my name
Hidden and glorius, a flame
Secretly shooting from the sun.
Aum! Ha!-my destiny is done.
The Word is spoken and concealed.

(Pupil.) I am stunned. What wonder was revealed?

(Master.) The rite is secret.

(Pupil.) Profits it?

(Master.) Only to wisdom and to wit.

(Pupil.) The other did not less.

Lilith.

Lilith.
The first wife of Adam. She is now Married to Archdemon called Asmoday, the son of Tubal-Cain. Lilith is Archdemon as well

A summary 2.

Invoke Nuit beneath her stars
With a pure hearth (her incense burned
Of gums and woods, in gold inured),
And let the serpent flame therein
A little, and thy soul shall win
To lie within her bosom. Lo!
Thou wouldst give all-and she cries: No!
Take all, and take me! Gather spice
And virgins and great pearls of price!
Worship me in a single robe,
Crowned richly! Pale and purple, veiled,
Voluptous, svan silver-sailed,
I love thee. I am drunkenness
Of the inmost sense; my soul´s caress
Is toward thee! Let my priestess stand
Bare and rejoicing, softly fanned
By smooth-lipped acolytes, upon
Mine iridescent altar-stone,
And in her love-chaunt swooningly
Say evermore: To me! To me!
I am the azure-lidded daughter
Of sunset; the all-girdling water;
The naked brilliance of the sky
In the voluptous night am I!
With song, with jewel, with perfume,
Wake all my rose´s blush and bloom!
Drink to me! Love me! I love thee,
My love,my lord-to me! to me!

"The occultmessenger."

"All hail! all hail!
White splendour through the viewless veil!
I am drawn with thee to rapture."

These Deity´s came to meet me 20.09.1998. They did call me to work with them. The large 150x150 cm paintings are result of that.

A summary.

(Pupil.) Master, while yet the glory clings
Declare this mystery magical.

(Master.) I am yet borne on those blue wings
Into the Essence of the All.
Now, now I stand on earth again,
Though, blazing through each nerve and vein,
The light yet holds its choral course,
Filling my frame with fiery force
Like God´s. Now hear the Apocalypse
New-fledged on these reluctant lips!

(Pupil.) I tremble like an aspen, quiver
Like light upon a rainy river!

(Master.) Do what thou wilt! is the sole word
Of law that my attainment heard.
Arise, and lay thine hand on God!
Arise, and set aperiod
Unto Restriction! That is sin:
To hold thine holy spirit in!
O thou that chafest at thy bars.

The quotations.

The following text´s will be quotations from the book of Aleister Crowley, AHA! first puplished by Aleister Crowley in The Equinox, Volume1, Number 3, Spring 1910.

A little before Dawn, the pupil Olympas (Pupil.) comes to greet his (Master)Marsyas and begs instruction.

Inspired by his Angel, he demans the Doctrine of being rapt away into the Knowledge and Conversation of him.

The Master discloses the doctrine of Passive Attention or Waiting.

"The occultmessenger."

"Stay!
I bear a message. Heaven hath sent
The knowledge of a new sweet way
Into the Secret Element."

Picture: The Tree of Life.

The Angel.

The Angel hath given the Master Aleister Crowley a message: namely, to manifest the New Way of Equinox of Horus, as reveald in Liber Legis.

He does so, and reconciles it with the old way by inviting the Test Experiment.
They would go therefore to the Desert or the Mountains - nay !
Here and now shall it be accomplished.

Peace to all beings.