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ALEISTER CROWLEY LIBER 777

pondences 19 lxxi. the court cards of the tarot, with the spheres of their celestial dominion wands. lxxii. the court cards of the tarot, with the spheres of their celestial dominion cups. 11 the prince of the chariot of fire. rules 20 d to 20 f, including most of leo minor. the prince of the chariot of the waters. 20 g to 20 h 23 the queen of the thrones of flame. 20 l to 20 a, including part of andromeda. the queen of the thrones of the waters. 20 c to 20 d 31 the lord of the flame and the lightning. the king of the spirits of fire. rules 20 h to 20 i, including part of hercules. the lord of the waves and the waters. the king of the hosts of the sea. 20 k to 20 l, including most of pegasus. 32 bis the princess of the shining flame. the rose of the palace of fire. rules one quadrant of he

ALICE A BAILEY10 FROM BETHLEHEM TO CALVARY

vidual, when we find coma berenice symbolically emerging the woman bearing the christ child is seen. here matter begins to reveal its true function, which is to bring to the birth the christ in every form. when the turning of the great wheel of life has played its part, then mary can come out of galilee, from nazareth, and journey to bethlehem, there to give birth to the saviour. finally there is andromeda, the woman chained, or matter brought into subservience to the soul. the soul or the christ now rules. first, matter dominant, enthroned and triumphant. then matter, the custodian of hidden divinity, beauty and reality, ready to bring them to the birth. finally, matter as the servant of that which has been born, the christ. however, none of this is brought about unless the journey is mad

ALICE A BAILEY18 A TREATISE ON THE SEVEN RAYS VOLUME III ESOTERIC ASTROLOGY

is trust the exaltation of the form, ruled by the moon, can be traced throughout the entire zodiac and provides in itself an interesting and progressive story with which i have not at this time the intention to deal. it is told by the various women who figure in the different constellations and around them some day the astrology of the form will be built. there is cassiopea, venus, coma berenice, andromeda and one or two others, as well as virgo, the virgin, the most important of them all. i can only indicate here a field of thought and of astrological investigation hitherto untouched but i have not time for the interpretation of this vast and profitable field of knowledge "our lady, the moon" is related to all these and before the great disruption in an earlier solar system which led to t

ALICE BAILEY THE LABOURS OF HERCULES

n, the symbol always of matter. it is most interesting to note how in the circle of the zodiac we come across three women. in connection with aries, the sign of commencement, we find cassiopeia, the dominant woman. woman and child and as we shall later see, mother-matter is the nurturer of the infant christ, the virgin mary gives birth to jesus. in pisces, at the close of the great round, we find andromeda, the chained woman. first the woman enthroned and dominant, then the woman caring for the infant, christ, and then the woman, representing matter that has been dominated and controlled. cassiopeia will be found seated on the arctic circle, close to [36] cepheus the king,or lawgiver, whom we shall meet later as one of the three constellations in pisces. at the commencement, law; at the cl

third sign pisces, that of world saviors. the first constellation in pisces is that curious cluster of stars called "the band, connecting the two fishes, one fish headed straight to the north and the other swimming on the horizon. the fish headed toward the north is the symbol of the aspirant to the mysteries while the fish on the horizon represents the average person. the second constellation is andromeda, the chained woman. we have three women among the constellations, cassiopeia in aries representing matter seated in her chair, dominant; coma berenices in virgo who sacrificed her hair to be of service- 115- the labours of hercules representing the soul only beginning to assert itself. andromeda, the chained woman in pisces represents matter harnessed. the third constellation in pisces i

ions, cassiopeia in aries representing matter seated in her chair, dominant; coma berenices in virgo who sacrificed her hair to be of service- 115- the labours of hercules representing the soul only beginning to assert itself. andromeda, the chained woman in pisces represents matter harnessed. the third constellation in pisces is the king named cepheus, the husband of cassiopeia and the father of andromeda. this suggests that "the king" represents the spirit or father aspect. there is in nature the human kingdom and above it are other kingdoms, spiritual and cosmic, and below it there are the animal, vegetable and mineral kingdoms. the work of the intelligent sons of god is to act as transmitters, via the mind, of [201] spiritual energy, which will save and vitalize all lower kingdoms of n

BOOK T

ttractive power, power of command, book t page 5 of 26 http//www.private.org.il/gd/book-t.html 13/10/2002 yet liked notwithstanding. kind and generous when not opposed. if ill dignified, obstinate, revengeful, domineering, tyrannical, and apt to turn against another without a cause. she rules the heavens from above the last decan of pisces to above the 20 degree of aries: including thus a part of andromeda. water of fire queen of the salamanders. vii. the prince of the chariot of fire king of wands a kingly figure with a golden, winged crown, seated on a chariot. he has large white wings. one wheel of his chariot is shewn. he wears corslet and buskins of scale armour decorated with a winged lion's head, which symbol also surmounts his crown. his chariot is drawn by a lion. his arms are bar

DAVID ICKE AND THE TRUTH SHALL SET YOU FREE

nce in both the first and second world wars tried to decipher what they called "the most mysterious manuscript in the world, but none could do it. a professor at the university of pennsylvania called william romaine newbold claimed to have decoded some of it in 1921. he said part of the text read "in a concave mirror, i saw a star in the form of a snail between the navel of pegasus, the girdle of andromeda, and the head of cassiopeia."7 what roger bacon describes in the manuscript that was acquired by john dee is now known to be accurate and the illustration he includes of the andromeda 32..and the truth shall set you free nebula is also correct, but it is depicted from an angle which cannot be seen from the earth! dee was an adept and channeller of great renown and claimed to communicate

DAVID ICKE CHILDREN OF THE MATRIX

dge that built the fantastic and unexplainable ancient structures like the great pyramid and other amazing sites across the world, came from the stars- extraterrestrials of many varieties. some were tall blond-haired, blue-eyed, types, while others took a reptilian form (see picture section for artists' impressions of these beings. these and others came here from constellations like orion, draco, andromeda, lyra, and bootes, and other locations like the pleiades, sirius, vega, zeta reticuli, arcturus, aldebaran, and elsewhere. australian aborigines, african tribes, the babylonians, and south american indians are just some of the diverse peoples who claim ancient connections with such places. the reptilians are a tall, mostly humanoid-type race, with snake-like eyes and skin and they are co

DAVID ICKE THE BIGGEST SECRET

in both the first and second world wars tried to decipher what they called:the most mysterious manuscript in the world, but none of them could do it. williamromaine newbold, a professor at the university of pennsylvania, claimed to have decodedsome of it in 1921. he said that part of the text read:in a concave mirror, i saw a star in the form of a snail between the navel of pegasus, thegirdle of andromeda, and the head of cassiopeia.13what is described in the manuscript acquired by dr john dee is now known to beaccurate and the illustration it contains of the andromeda nebula is also correct, but it isdepicted from an angle which cannot be seen from earth! this manuscript is just oneexample of the level of knowledge the brotherhood were working with hundreds ofyears ago while their other

EXTRAORDINARY ENCOUNTERS AN ENCYCLOPEDIA OF EXTRATERRESTRIALS AND OTHERWORLDY BEINGS

n g races. each of these takes on a particular task, as genetic engineers, keepers, gu a rdians, ins t ructors, and the like. galaxy m-31, in the a n d romeda constellation, is the seat of an ext remely important council where re p re s e n t at i ves of a number of galaxies in our region of space deliberate. the council is called the council of nine, and the beings sitting on it a re the nine of andromeda. t h e y, along with the twenty-four elders of each galaxy, comprise the great white brotherhood of the st a r. members of the earth s mission rama have reported extraordinary experiences, not just ufo sightings but otherworldly journeys through artificially constructed space-time portals (xendras. many others received their cosmic names, whose pronunciation is in tune with the total nat

FRANCIS A YATES GIORDANO BRUNO AND THE HERMETIC TRADITION

let us remove from the heaven of our minds the bear of deformity, the arrow of detraction, the horse of levity, the dog of murmuring, the little dog of flattery. let us banish the hercules of violence, the lyre of conspiracy, the triangle of impiety, the bootes of inconstancy, the cepheus of cruelty. may the dragon of envy be far from us, and the swan of imprudence, the cassiopeia of vanity, the andromeda of laziness, the perseus of vain anxiety. let us chase away the ophiuchus of evil-speaking, the eagle of arrogance, the dolphin of lust, the horse of impatience, the hydra of concupiscence. let us put far from us the cetus of gluttony, the orion of ferocity, the river of superfluities, the gorgon of ignorance, the hare of timidity. let us no longer carry in our breast the argo of avarice

LEWIS JAMES SATANISM TODAY AN ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGION FOLKLORE AND POPULAR CULTURE

onian, median, persian, and hellenistic empires. in classical legend, the dragon guarded the golden apples in the garden of hesperides.among the most famous encounters between a christian warrior and a dragon is that of st. george, who slays the dragon or tames the animal and frees the maiden. it has been argued that the story of st. george and the dragon owe much to the greek myth of perseus and andromeda. see also leviathan; satan for further reading: cavendish, richard, ed.man,myth& magic. the illustrated encyclopedia of mythology, religion and the unknown. 1983. reprint, new york: marshall cavendish, 1995. day, john. god s conflict with the dragon and the sea. echoes of a canaanite myth in the old testament. cambridge: cambridge university press, 1985. mercatante, anthony s. the facts

LIBER 777

LIBER LXXVIII

ul and resolute. adaptability, steady force applied to an object, steady rule, great attractive power, power of command, yet liked notwithstanding. kind and generous when not opposed. if ill dignified, obstinate, revengeful, domineering, tyran-nical, and apt to turn against another without a cause. she rules the heavens from above the last decan of l to above the 20 of a: including thus a part of andromeda. c of d queen of the salamanders. 14 liber lxxviii vii the prince of the chariot of fire king of wands a kingly figure with a golden, winged crown, seated on a chariot. he has large white wings. one wheel of his chariot is shewn. he wears corslet and buskins of scale armour decorated with a winged lion's head, which symbol also surmounts his crown. his chariot is drawn by a lion. his arm

MORALS AND DOGMA

e hebrews to his servant moses. the stars were the guardians of mortals whose fates and fortunes were to be read in their movements, conjunctions, and oppositions. the moon was the bride and sister of the sun, at the same distance above the earth, and, like the sun, made for the service of mankind alone. if, with the great telescope of lord rosse, we examine the vast nebul of hercules, orion, and andromeda, and find them resolvable into stars more numerous than the sands on the seashore; if we reflect that each of these stars is a sun, like and even many times larger than ours--each, beyond a doubt, with its retinue of worlds swarming with life--if we go further in imagination, and endeavor to conceive of all the infinities of space, filled with similar suns and worlds, we seem at once to

dian, to the north; and orion still further from it to the southward. procyon, sirius, castor and pollux had climbed about half-way from the horizon to the meridian. regulus had just risen upon the ecliptic. the virgin still lingered below the horizon. fomalhaut was half-way to the meridian in the southwest; and to the northwest were the brilliant constellations, perseus, cepheus, cassiopeia, and andromeda; while the pleiades had just passed the meridian. orion is visible to all the habitable world. the equinoctial line passes through the centre of it. when aldebar n rose in the east, the three kings in orion followed him; and as taurus set, the scorpion, by whose sting it was said orion died, rose in the east. orion rises at noon about the 9th of march. his rising was accompanied with gre

where she was found by the women of the court of a king. she was induced to visit his court, and became the nurse of his son. the fourth full moon was in leo, domicile of the sun, or of adonis, king of byblos. the paranatellons of this sign are the flowing water of aquarius, and cepheus, king of ethiopia, called regulus, or simply the king. behind him rise cassiopeia his wife, queen of ethiopia, andromeda his daughter, and perseus his son-in-law, all paranatellons in part of this sign, and in part of virgo. isis suckled the child, not at her breast, but with the end of her finger, at night. she burned all the mortal parts of its body, and then, taking the shape of a swallow, she flew to the great column of the palace, made of the tamarisk-tree that grew up round the coffin containing the

e to the fellow-craft; and close to them the pleiades, of the master's number _seven; and thus these three sacred numbers, consecrated in masonry as they were in the pythagorean philosophy, always appear together in the heavens, when the bull, emblem of fertility and production, glitters among the stars, and aldebaran leads the hosts of heaven(_tsbauth. algenib in perseus and almaach and algol in andromeda form a right-angled triangle, illustrate the 47th problem, and display the grand master's square upon the skies. denebola in leo, arcturus in bo tes, and spica in virgo form an equilateral triangle, universal emblem of perfection, and the deity with his trinity of infinite attributes, wisdom, power, and harmony; and that other, the generative, preserving, and destroying powers. the three

s leviathans maimed and destroyed by him. ophioneus, in the old greek theology, warred against kronos, and was overcome and cast into his proper element, the sea. there he is installed as the sea-god oannes or dragon, the leviathan of the watery, half of creation, the dragon who vomited a flood of water after the persecuted woman of the apocalypse, the monster who threatened to devour hesione and andromeda, and who for a time became the grave of hercules and jonah; and he corresponds with the obscure name of _rahab, whom jehovah is said in job to have transfixed and overcome. in the spring, the year or sun-god appears as mithras or europa mounted on the bull; but in the opposite half of the zodiac he rides the emblem of the waters, the winged horse of nestor or poseidon: and the serpent, r

MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS E

hed into the clouds. perseus then resumed his travels. his winged sandals bore him over deserts and mountains, until he arrived at athiopia, the kingdom of king cepheus. here he found the country inundated with disastrous floods, towns and villages destroyed, and everywhere signs of desolation and ruin. on a projecting cliff close to the shore he beheld a lovely maiden chained to a rock. this was andromeda, the king's daughter. her mother cassiopea, having boasted that her beauty surpassed that of the nereides, the angry sea-nymphs appealed to poseidon to avenge their wrongs, whereupon the sea-god devastated the country with a terrible inundation, which brought with it a huge monster who devoured all that came in his way. in their distress the unfortunate athiopians applied to the oracle o

8]and obtained the response, that only by the sacrifice of the king's daughter to the monster could the country and people be saved. page 239 cepheus, who was tenderly attached to his child, at first refused to listen to this dreadful proposal; but overcome at length by the prayers and solicitations of his unhappy subjects, the heart-broken father gave up his child for the welfare of his country. andromeda was accordingly chained to a rock on the sea-shore to serve as a prey to the monster, whilst her unhappy parents bewailed her sad fate on the beach below. on being informed of the meaning of this tragic scene, perseus proposed to cepheus to slay the dragon, on condition that the lovely victim should become his bride. overjoyed at the prospect of andromeda's release, the king gladly acced

aves. lashing his tail furiously from side to side, he leaped forward to seize his victim; but the gallant hero, watching his opportunity, suddenly darted down, and producing the head of the medusa from his wallet, held it before the eyes of the dragon, whose hideous body became gradually transformed into a huge black rock, which remained for ever a silent witness of the miraculous deliverance of andromeda. perseus then led the maiden to her now happy parents, who, anxious to evince their gratitude to her deliverer ordered immediate preparations to be made for the nuptial feast. but the young hero was not to bear away his lovely bride uncontested; for in the midst of the banquet, phineus, the king's brother, to whom andromeda had previously been betrothed, returned to claim his bride. foll

e solemnity, perseus returned to argos; but feeling loath to occupy the throne of one whose death he had caused, he exchanged kingdoms with megapenthes, king of tiryns, and in course of time founded the cities of mycena and midea. the head of the medusa he presented to his divine patroness, pallas-athene, who placed it in the centre of her shield. many great heroes were descended from perseus and andromeda, foremost among whom was heracles, whose mother, alcmene, was their granddaughter. heroic honours were paid to perseus, not only [210]throughout argos, but also at athens and in the island of seriphus. ion. ion was the son of creusa (the beauteous daughter of erechtheus, king of athens) and the sun-god phoebus-apollo, to whom she was united without the knowledge of her father. fearing th

PHILIP NEIL MYTHS LEGENDS EXPLAINED

he seemed so gentle that she eventually climbed on his back. zeus immediately charged out to sea, carrying her to crete where he made love to her under a plane tree, which, according to tradition, has been green ever since. europa gave birth to three sons: minos (see p. 56, rhadamanthys, and sarpedon. she subsequently married asterion, the king of crete, who adopted minos as his heir. perseus and andromeda 46 perseus and andromeda perseus was the son of zeus (roman jupiter) and dana (see pp. 44 45, who was sent in search of the gorgon medusa s head by polydectes, dana s unwanted suitor. the three gorgons were sometimes beautiful, but always terrifying, serpent-haired creatures who turned people to stone with a single glance. helped by athena (minerva) and hermes (mercury, perseus managed t

who was sent in search of the gorgon medusa s head by polydectes, dana s unwanted suitor. the three gorgons were sometimes beautiful, but always terrifying, serpent-haired creatures who turned people to stone with a single glance. helped by athena (minerva) and hermes (mercury, perseus managed to cut off medusa s head and put it in a bag. flying home, aided by hermes winged sandals, he came upon andromeda, a beautiful ethiopian princess, chained to a rock and left as a living sacrifice for a sea monster to assuage the anger of the sea god poseidon (neptune. perseus fell in love, killed the monster, and married andromeda. on his return, polydectes, who presumed him dead, laughed scornfully when perseus told him he had brought medusa s head smiling grimly, perseus withdrew it from its bag a

hs who would help him to overcome medusa. when the graiae refused to help him, perseus snatched their single eye as they passed it between themselves. held to ransom, they told him what he needed to know. he then threw the eye into a lake so that they could not warn the gorgons of his plans. love at first sight the infant eros (cupid, with his flaming torch, indicates that perseus is in love with andromeda. sword of hermes fired by heroism and love, perseus prepares to swing his sword and destroy the evil sea monster. the curved, unbreakable, sword was also a gift from hermes. perseus first used it to strike off medusa s head while she slept. he fled the scene undetected by the other gorgons, thanks to the magic helmet that made him invisible. bronze shield perseus carries a bronze shield

o the magic helmet that made him invisible. bronze shield perseus carries a bronze shield, which was lent to him by athena. she warned him not to look at medusa directly, but to look at the reflection in the bronze shield, to avoid being turned into stone. athena later set medusa s head on the shield and carried it as part of her armor. vengeful nymphs the sea nymphs, or nereids, were offended by andromeda s mother and called on poseidon to avenge them. he sent a tidal wave and a terrible monster to maraud the coast of ethiopia. flesh-eating sea monster the sea monster ravaged the coast, devouring men, women, and children. an oracle had told the king that it could only be assuaged by the sacrifice of his daughter. perseus rescuing andromeda by charles-antoine coypel (1694 1752) this painti

poseidon to avenge them. he sent a tidal wave and a terrible monster to maraud the coast of ethiopia. flesh-eating sea monster the sea monster ravaged the coast, devouring men, women, and children. an oracle had told the king that it could only be assuaged by the sacrifice of his daughter. perseus rescuing andromeda by charles-antoine coypel (1694 1752) this painting shows perseus about to rescue andromeda from the sea monster. the sea is raging, and the angry sea nymphs look on in dismay. andromeda s distraught parents and the crowds on the city walls pray to the heavens and beseech perseus to succeed. magical gifts perseus received help in his quest from the stygian nymphs. they lent him three magical items left in their care: hermes winged sandals, hades helmet of invisibility, and a ba

, and the angry sea nymphs look on in dismay. andromeda s distraught parents and the crowds on the city walls pray to the heavens and beseech perseus to succeed. magical gifts perseus received help in his quest from the stygian nymphs. they lent him three magical items left in their care: hermes winged sandals, hades helmet of invisibility, and a bag in which to put the gorgon s head. perseus and andromeda 47 chained maiden andromeda was chained to a rock on the phoenician coast as the final sacrifice to the monster. she was the daughter of cepheus, king of joppa, and his wife cassiopeia. boastful mother cassiopeia had boasted that she and her daughter were more beautiful than the sea nymphs, thus bringing down poseidon s vengeance upon the coast. divine father lightning in the sky shows t

the sea nymphs, thus bringing down poseidon s vengeance upon the coast. divine father lightning in the sky shows the presence of zeus, who fathered perseus in a shower of gold. distraught father when king cepheus asked the oracle of horned ammon (that is, the egyptian god amun, here assimilated into classical myth) how to turn aside poseidon s anger, he was told that the only way was to sacrifice andromeda to the monster. so, to save his people, he chained her to a rock for the monster to devour. monster adversary the sea monster, unaware that perseus could fly, attacked his shadow on the water, enabling perseus to swoop down and kill it using hermes sickle-shaped sword. poseidon was furious: not only had perseus rescued andromeda but he had killed medusa, one of poseidon s former lovers

ld fly, attacked his shadow on the water, enabling perseus to swoop down and kill it using hermes sickle-shaped sword. poseidon was furious: not only had perseus rescued andromeda but he had killed medusa, one of poseidon s former lovers. when she died, his two unborn children rose up from her spilled blood the winged horse pegasus and the warrior chrysaor. although cepheus and cassiopeia pledged andromeda to perseus, she was already betrothed in marriage to her uncle phineas. nonetheless, her wedding to perseus went ahead, only to be interrupted by the arrival of an irate phineas with a large armed guard. in danger of being overwhelmed by such numbers, perseus used the gorgon s head to turn phineas and 200 of his men to stone. bellerophon slays the chimaera by giovanni-battista tiepolo (1

ods and heroes. europa (mortal) ariadne phaedra minotaur (half-bull, half-man) x bull of poseidon king minos m pasipha leto (titan) callisto (nymph) maia (nymph) alcmene (mortal) dana (mortal) leda (mortal) dione (goddess) themis (titan) mnemosyne (titan) metis (sea nymph) semele (mortal) apollo x coronis (nymph) artemis diana hermes mercury m daughter of dryops heracles hercules m hebe perseus m andromeda ares x pan faunus arco asclepius dionysus bacchus aphrodite x anchises helen m menelaus (mortal) x paris clytemnestra m agamemnon castor polydeuces pollux fates athena minerva aeneas eros cupid the nine muses cadmus m harmonia (mortal (goddess) theseus m ariadne m phaedra demeter ceres poseidon neptune x aethra (mortal) hades pluto hestia vesta hera juno m persephone proserpine hebe m he

REGARDIE ISRAEL THE COMPLETE GOLDEN DAWN

y, steady force applied to an object. steady rule <147> great attractive power, power of command, yet liked notwithstanding. kind and generous when not opposed. if ill-dipfied: obstinate, revengeful, domineering, tyrannical and apt to turn suddenly against another without a cause. she rules the heavens from above the last decan of pisces to above the twentieth degree of aries, including a part of andromeda. water of fire. queen of the salamanders or salamandrines. vzi. the prince of the chariot of fire. king of wands a kingly figure with a golden winged crown, seated on a chariot. he has large white wings. one wheel of his chariot is shewn. he wears corselet and buskin of scale amour, decorated with winged lions'heads, which symbol also surmounts his crown. his chariot is drawn by a lion

y considerably. red, orange, maroon, deep brown, and chestnut brown, suggest veiled thought, interior power, endurance, contemplation and reconciliation. this card frequently indicates the hidden guardianship of the masters. v1. the lovers. the impact of inspiration on intuition, resulting in illumination and liberation-the sword striking off the fetters of habit and materialism, perseus rescuing andromeda from the dragon of fear and the waters of stagnation (note: incidentally note that this is the design of the order card. andromeda is shown manacled to a rock, the dragon rising from the waters at her feet. perseus is depicted flying through the air to her assistance, with unsheathed sword. the design is wholly different from that of the waite pack.-i.r <212> the colours are orange, viol

o. left arm, body and legs of hercules, part of head, right shoulder and club of bootes. 16. princess (knave) of swords. rules from north pole to 45" latitude and from 0" of capricorn to 30" of pisces longtiude. the throne of the ace extends from 22"-30' of capricorn to 7"-30' of pisces as before. star group. body of draco, part of lyra. head, body and right arm of cepheus, the king and father of andromeda, the whole of cygnus, head and body of lacerta, back and part of head of vulpecula the fox. 20. princess (knave) of pentacles. rules from north pole to 45o latitude, and from 0" of aries to 30" of gemini longitude. the throne of the ace embraces from 22"-30' of aries to 7"-30' of gemini within the latitude as above. star group. body of draco, legs and part of right arm, and sceptre of ce

gemini longitude. the throne of the ace embraces from 22"-30' of aries to 7"-30' of gemini within the latitude as above. star group. body of draco, legs and part of right arm, and sceptre of cepheus, tail and hind quarters of ursa minor, with the pole star of our earth, head and neck of camelopardalis (giraffe, body and right arm, throne and legs of cassiopeia, the queen of cepheus and mother of andromeda, head of ursa major. 7. prince of wands. rules from ecliptic to 45" north latitude and from 20" cancer to 20" leo in longitude. star group. head, body, and tail of leo, body and tail of leo minor, hind quarters and legs of ursa major, head and fore-quarters of southern dog of canes venatici. kingofpentacles. rules from ecliptic to 45" north latitude and from 20" of leo to 20" of virgo <2

s of the ocean, the whole of equuleus, the lesser horse, part of head of dolphin, tail and hind quarters of vulpecula, part of wing of cygnus, the swan, part of head of pisces <225> 9. king of cups. rules from ecliptic to 45" of north latitude and from 20" of aquarius to 20 of pisces. star group. body and tail of one of the pisces, and part of the band. body and wings of pegasus, head and arms of andromeda, chained to the rock-tail of lacerta. 6. queen of wands. rules from ecliptic to 45" north latitude and from 20" of pisces to 20" of aries. star group. the other fish and part of band of pisces, head and back of aries, body and legs of andromeda, the triangle, hand left arm of cassiopeia, the winged instep of aries. 19. prince of pentacles. rules from ecliptic to 45" north latitude and fr

iscis australis, southern fish, microscope, part of grus, the crane. part of indus. 74. the star. rules the whole of aquarius. stars. legs of aquarius, and the issuant water head of piscis australis, part of grus, part of phoenix, part of apparatus sculptorurn, part of cetus. 75. the moon. rules the whole of pisces. stars. the connecting band of pisces, the body of cetus, the sea monster to which andromeda was exposed, part of apparatus sculptoris. part of phoenix, part of fornax. 61. the emperor. rules the whole of aries. stars. legs of aries, part of body of taurus, head and fore-part of cetus, part of fornax and of eridanus. 62. the hierophant. rules the whole of taurus. 600 the golden dawn: volume n book eight <227> stars. head and forepart of taurus the bull. the bull sent by neptune

ah, has a similar radius and is posited on the same parallel of <232> latitudes, and includes the pole star of the earth, the head of camelopardelus, the tip of the tail of draco; also lyra and left knee of hercules in the opposite side of the heavens. chesed with a similar radius, and posited in the 30" of north latitude, will include part of coma berenices, of bootes, and of virgo, and parts of andromeda and of pegasus. and so with the other sephiroth of the outer pillars, each being 30" distant from the line of the sephiroth above and below it, and having a radius of 10. the central line of the two pillars of mercy and severity will respectively traverse, that of mercy the 15" of virgo and 15" of pisces; that of severity the 15" of gemini and the 15" of sagittarius. the four yesod point

THE MOTHMAN PROPHECIES

ys been an essential part of our immediate environment. instead of thinking in terms of extraterrestrials, i have adopted the concept of ultraterrestrials beings and forces which coexist with us but are on another time frame; that is, they operate outside the limits of our space-time continuum yet have the ability to cross over into our reality. this other world is not a place, however as mars or andromeda are places, but is a state of energy. the ufo phenomenon itself is only one trivial fragment of a much larger phenomenon. it can be divided into two mam parts. the first and most important part consists of the mysterious aerial lights which appear to have an intelligence of their own. they have been observed throughout history. often they project powerful searchlight-like beams toward th

stance. sometimes i thought they were relatively close only to find they were actually miles away, traversing the river. boatmen on the river were obviously watching them also. occasionally a searchlight from a riverboat would suddenly shoot into the sky, aimed straight at an object i was watching, and the object would skitter out of the way. i doubted that these funny lights were spaceships from andromeda and i made a strenuous effort to find rational explanations. dr. donald menzel, a harvard astronomer, advocates an air inversion theory, contending that these lights are ordinary lights reflecting off layers of warm or cold air and producing a mirage effect. this theory wasn't workable on five mile creek road simply because there weren't enough light sources. a large radio antenna some m

WHO ARE THE DRACONIANS

. anyway, once hyperspace travel was accomplished the ancients might have been able to colonize a good section of the galaxy within only a few centuries. could this explain the claims made by some contactees of interstellar wars that have raged between the nordic "lyrans" and the reptiloid "dracos? the vega lyrans are now reportedly allied with other human colonial worlds such as those in zenatae andromeda, tau ceti and procyon whereas the alpha dracos have apparently extended their empire to epsilon bootes, rigel orion, and zeta ii reticuli. a third "intermediary" group- wherein both humanoid and reptiloid and other genetically-engineered species reportedly engage in conflicts and/or collaborations due to involvement with a common non-exclusive collective or group-mind matrix called the "

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