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                         MAGICK IN THEORY AND PRACTICE
                                       

Magick in Theory and Practice by Aleister Crowley
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            Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law






                               MAGICK

                           IN THEORY AND

                              PRACTICE


                                 by

                           The Master Therion

                            Aleister Crowley

             {Based on the Castle Books edition of New York}




                       HYMN TO PAN

   epsilon-phi-rho-iota-xi  epsilon-rho-omega-tau-iota  pi-epsilon-rho-iota-alp
ha-rho-chi-eta-sigma  delta  alpha-nu-epsilon-pi-tau-omicron-mu-alpha-nu
   iota-omega  iota-omega  pi-alpha-nu  pi-alpha-nu
   omega -pi-alpha-nu  pi-alpha-nu  alpha-lambda-iota-pi-lambda-alpha-gamma-chi
-tau-epsilon,  chi-upsilon-lambda-lambda-alpha-nu-iota-alpha-sigma  chi-iota-om
icron-nu-omicron-chi-tau-upsilon-pi-omicron-iota
  pi-epsilon-tau-rho-alpha-iota-alpha-sigma  alpha-pi-omicron  delta-epsilon-io
ta-rho-alpha-delta-omicron-sigma  phi-alpha-nu-eta-theta,  omega
  theta-epsilon-omega-nu  chi-omicron-rho-omicron-pi-omicron-iota  alpha-nu-alp
ha-xi

                                              SOPH. AJ.


Thrill with lissome lust of the light,
O man! My man!
Come careering out of the night
Of Pan!  Io Pan!
Io Pan!  Io Pan! Come over the sea
From Sicily and from Arcady!
Roaming as Bacchus, with fauns and pards
And nymphs and satyrs for thy guards,
On a milk-white ass, come over the sea
To me, to me,
Come with Apollo in bridal dress
(Shepherdess and pythoness)
Come with Artemis, silken shod,
And wash thy white thigh, beautiful God,
In the moon of the woods, on the marble mount,
The dimpled dawn of the amber fount!
Dip the purple of passionate prayer
In the crimson shrine, the scarlet snare,
The soul that startles in eyes of blue           {V}
To watch thy wantonness weeping through
The tangled grove, the gnarled bole
Of the living tree that is spirit and soul
And body and brain --- come over the sea,
(Io Pan!  Io Pan!)
Devil or god, to me, to me,
My man! my man!
Come with trumpets sounding shrill
Over the hill!
Come with drums low muttering
From the spring!
Come with flute and come with pipe!
Am I not ripe?
I, who wait and writhe and wrestle
With air that hath no boughs to nestle
My body, weary of empty clasp,
Strong as a lion and sharp as an asp ---
Come, O come!
I am numb
With the lonely lust of devildom.
Thrust the sword through the galling fetter,
All-devourer, all-begetter;
Give me the sign of the Open Eye,
And the token erect of thorny thigh,
And the word of madness and mystery,
O Pan!  Io Pan!
Io Pan!  Io Pan Pan!  Pan Pan! Pan,
I am a man:
Do as thou wilt, as a great god can,
O Pan! Io Pan!
Io Pan!  Io Pan Pan!  I am awake
in the grip of the snake.
The eagle slashes with beak and claw;
The gods withdraw:
The great beasts come, Io Pan!  I am borne
To death on the horn
Of the Unicorn.
I am Pan!  Io Pan!  Io Pan Pan!  Pan!              {VI}
I am thy mate, I am thy man,
Goat of thy flock, I am gold, I am god,
Flesh to thy bone, flower to thy rod.
With hoofs of steel I race on the rocks
Through solstice stubborn to equinox.
And I rave; and I rape and I rip and I rend
Everlasting, world without end,
Mannikin, maiden, Maenad, man,
In the might of Pan.
Io Pan!  Io Pan Pan!  Pan!  Io Pan!


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           {VII}



{Illustration on page VIII described:
   This is the set of photos originally published facing page 12 in EQUINOX I,
2 and titled there:  "The Signs of the Grades."

These are arranged as ten panels:     * * * *
                                        * *
                                       *   *
                                         *
                                         *

   In this re-publication, the original half-tones have been redone as line cop
y.  Each panel consists of an illustration of a single human in a black Tau rob
e, barefoot with hood completely closed over the face.  The hood displays a six
-pointed figure on the forehead --- presumably the radiant eye of Horus of the
A.'. A.'., but the rendition is too poor in detail.  There is a cross pendant o
ver the heart.  The ten panels are numbered in black in the lower left corner.

The panels are identified by two columns of numbered captions, 1 to 6 to the le
ft and 7 to 10 to the right.  The description is bottom to top and left to righ
t:

"1. Earth: the god Set fighting."  Frontal figure. Rt. foot pointed to the fore
 and angled slightly outward with weight on ball of foot.  Lf. heel almost touc
hing Rt. heel and foot pointed left.  Arms form a diagonal with body, right abo
ve head and in line with left at waist height.  Hands palmer and open with fing
ers outstretched and together.  Head erect.

"2. Air: The god Shu supporting the sky."  Frontal.  Heels together and slightl
y angled apart to the front, flat on floor.  Head down.  Arms angled up on eith
er side of head about head 1.5 ft. from head to wrist and crooked as if support
ing a ceiling just at head height with the finger tips.  The palms face upward
and the backs of the hands away from the head.  Thumbs closed to side of palms.
  Fingers straight and together.

"3. Water: the goddess Auramoth." Same body and foot position as #2, but head e
rect.  Arms are brought down over the chest so that the thumbs touch above the
heart and the backs of the hands are to the front.  The fingers meet below the
heart, forming between thumbs and fingers the descending triangle of water.

"4. Fire: the goddess Thoum-aesh-neith."  Frontal.  Head and body like #3.  Arm
s are angled so that the thumbs meet in a line over the brow.  Palmer side faci
ng.  Fingers meet above head, forming between thumbs and fingers the ascending
triangle of fire.

"5,6. Spirit: the rending and closing of the veil."  Head erect in both.  #5 ha
s the same body posture as #1, except that the left and right feet are counterc
harged and flat on the floor with the heels in contact.  Arms and hands are cro
oked forward at shoulder level such that the hands appear to  be clawing open a
 split veil --- hands have progressed to a point that the forearms are invisibl
e, being directly pointed at the front.  Lower arms are flat and horizontal in
the plain of the image.
#6. has the same body posture as #1, feet in same position as #5.  The arms are
 elbow down against abdomen, with hands forward over heart in claws such that t
he knuckles are touching.  Passing from #5 to #6 or vice versa is done by motio
n of shoulders and rotation of wrists.  This is different from the other sign o
f opening the veil, the Sign of the Enterer, which is done with hands flat palm
 to palm and then spread without rotation of wrists.

"7-10. The L V X signs."

"7. + Osiris slain --- the cross." Body and feet as in #2.  Head bowed.  Arms d
irectly horizontal from the shoulders in the plane of the image.  Hands with fi
ngers together, thumbs to side of palm and palmer side forward.  The tau shape
of the robe dominates the image.

"8. L Isis mourning --- the Svastica."  The body is in semi-profile, head down
slightly and facing right of photograph.  The arms, hands, legs and feet are po
sitioned to define a swastika.  Left foot flat, carrying weight and angled towa
rd the right of the photo.  Right foot toe down behind the figure to the left i
n the photo.  Right upper arm due left in photo and forearm vertical with finge
rs closed and pointing upward. Left arm smoothly canted down to the right of th
e panel, with fingers closed and pointed down.

"9. V Typhon --- the Trident."  Figure frontal and standing on tip toe, toes fo
rward and heels not touching.  Head back.  Arms angled in a "V" with the body t
o the top and outward in the plain of the photo.  Fingers and thumbs as #7, but
 continuing the lines of the arms.

"10. X Osiris risen --- the Pentagram."  Body and feet as in #7.  Head directly
 frontal and level.  Arms crossed over heart, right over left with hands extend
ed, fingers closed and thumb on side such that the palms rest on the two opposi
te shoulders.}





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