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ALEISTER CROWLEY SEPHER SEPHIROTH

otect ppx 169 the accentuator mym+ 170 wand [david fs] staff lqm cup lps cloud nn( seasons myd(wm fools; the constellation orion mylysk 171 the original seed (lit. gfrom the chief h; scil. groot h) lyc)m emanating from lc)n the face of god: the name of an angel l)ynp 172 cut, divided (qb he affected( gnot h read) bc(y clusters; grapes mybn( the heel; the end bq( qabalist lbqm the golden image [of nebuchadnezzar (dan. 3 )bhd mlc 173 lighten mine eyes yny( lg i am hwhy thy god kyhl) hwhy ykn) 174 torches mydypl the splendour encircling him bybs wl hgwn 175 suction hqyny duplicity hlpkm a slipping, falling hlypn 176 an advisor, counselling c(wy to eternity mlw(l illegitimate lwsp trial, temptation nwysn 177 lord of lords mynwd)h nwd) the garden of eden nd( ng to cry out for help q(z plenitude

ication thou shalt find the hidden stone h) l(yrtyw secret, put away; a hiding-place *nwybx 727 overflowing (ps. 124:5 *nwdyz fetters (job 36:8 *myqyz 729 the curse of satan n (rq jachin, the pillar of mercy (chokmah-chesed-netzach; situate in netzach *nyx)y the accentuator *mym+ 730 seasons *myd(wm fools; the constellation orion *mylysk 732 white *nbl clusters; grapes *mybn( the golden image [of nebuchadnezzar (dan. 3*)bhd mlc 733 the white head: a title of kether hrwwh)#yr 734 to bring forth dlt# torches *mydypl 736 contortions, convolutions (cf. 1351) twlqlq( to eternity *mlw(l 737 blaze, flame (live coal) tbhl) vain pride, or the basis of vanity lbh t# oak; oak-wood *nwl) 738 the lower part, the loins *myclx 740 manna; portion *nm 741 the four letters of the elements; hence a concealed

ALEISTER CROWLEY THE OLD AND NEW COMMENTARIES TO LIBER AL

asis of most of my work for the last five years, and to remind the reader that the essential form of it is "nothingness with twinkles. i conclude this note, therefore, by quoting certain chapters of liber aleph, in which i have described various cognate forms of the vision "de gramine sanctissimo arabico "recall, o my son, the fable of the hebrews, which they brought from the city of babylon, how nebuchadnezzar the great king, being afflicted in his spirit, did depart from among men for seven years' space, eating grass as doth an ox. now this ox is the letter aleph, and is that atu of thoth whose number is zero, and whose name is maat, truth, or maut, the vulture, the all-mother, being an image of our lady nuith, but also it is called the fool, who is parsifal 'der reine thor, and so refer

ALEISTER CROWLEY EQUINOX EQ I 2 2

s; and therein is established the throne of an evil and fatal force. stoop not down unto that dark and lurid world, defile not thy brilliant flame with the earthy dross of matter. stoop not down, for its splendour is but seeming, it is but the habitation of the sons of the unhappy" the lamp and cup are then replaced, after which the following symbols are explained to the philosophus: the image of nebuchadnezzar's vision; the symbol of the great hermetic arcanum; the tablet of union between the four elements; the tablet of the symbolic latin names; the seven palaces of the briatic world; and the kerubim in the visions of isaiah, ezekiel and st. john. the hierophant inductor now congratulates the philosophus on the progress he has made, and proclaims him master of the 24th, 25th, and 26th pa

AN INTRO TO STUDY OF THE KABALAH

or the present purpose that the jewish nation had the jehovistic theology and a system of priestly caste, and a coherent doctrine, at the time of the second temple when cyrus, sovereign of all asia, 536 b.c, holding the jews in captivity, permitted certain of them to return to jerusalem for the express purpose of reestablishing the hebrew mode of worship which had been forcibly interfered with by nebuchadnezzar in 587 b.c. after this return to jerusalem it was that ezra and nehemiah, circa 450 b.c, edited and compiled the old testament of the hebrews, or according to those who deny the mosaic authorship and the solomonic r gime, it was then that they wrote the pentateuch. the renewed worship maintained until 320 b.c, when jerusalem was captured by ptolemy soter, who, however, did not destr

BLAVATSKY H P ANTHROPOGENESIS

couples (noah's sons) in 346 years* after the deluge, may be left to the karma of the author of genesis, whether he is called moses or ezra. that which is interesting in the work noticed is its, the doctrines enunciated in it, which are again, if read esoterically, almost all of them identical with the secret teachings. quatremere suggested that this book might have been simply a copy made under nebuchadnezzar ii, from some hamitic treatise "infinitely more ancient" while the author maintains, on "internal and external evidence" that its chaldean original was written out from the oral discourses and teachings of a wealthy babylonian landowner, named qutamy, who had used for those lectures still more ancient materials. the first arabic translation is placed by chwolsohn so far back as the

CHYMICAL WEDDING OF CHRISTIAN ROSENKREUTZ

d well scourged, and at last sentenced to death. this was so woeful a spectacle, that it made the eyes of many run over. hereupon like this, naked as she was, she was cast into prison, there to await her death, which was to be procured by poison, which actually did not kill her, but made her leprous all over. thus this act was for the most part lamentable. page 53 between acts, they brought forth nebuchadnezzar s image, which was adorned with all manner of arms, on the head, breast, belly, legs and feet, and the like, of which more shall be said in the future explanation. in the fifth act the young king was told of all that had passed between the moor and his future spouse; he first interceded with his father for her, entreating that she might not be left in that condition; which his fathe

DAVID ICKE AND THE TRUTH SHALL SET YOU FREE

and seven lower planes around this planet. some people still talk of being in 'seventh heaven' when something wonderful happens to them. one of these 'planes' is our third dimension and just above us vibrationally is the level which has manipulated us. in the book of enoch, the 'watchers' sound remarkably like extraterrestrials. the dead sea scrolls say that the father of noah was a 'watcher, and nebuchadnezzar, the king of babylon from 651-604bc, records being visited by a watcher and a holy one who came down from heaven.4 the dakas in mahayana buddhism were 'sky travelling beings' and padma sambhava, the founder of tibetan buddhism, was said to have left tibet in a celestial chariot.5 something similar was claimed for the biblical prophet elijah when he left israel6 and for the central a

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF OCCULTISM AND PARAPSYCHOLOGY VOL 1

as a result david emerged as the new undisputed king and god s favorite. the most intense confrontation between the israelites and their forms of divination and the magical practices of their neighbors occurred in the babylonian court where daniel had found some favor. he stood out as he followed the strict dietary regulations of jewish law. when the king s advisors were unable to interpret king nebuchadnezzar s dream, daniel succeeded. he later had a number of dreams and visions which were recounted in the book that bears his name, including some of his most famous apocalyptic visions of the endtime. at one point in his confrontations with the babylonian psychic advisors, their plotting against him led to his being cast in the famous den of lions. it appears that the babylonian kings emp

arbitrary. it was a mixture of mercury, potassium nitrate, and other ingredients intended as a stomachic and had no connection with the transmuting lapis of the alchemists, he said. fire immunity a most dramatic claimed paranormal manifestation, frequently witnessed in the course of history. an early instance recorded in the bible is that of meschach, shadrach, and abednego, who were thrown into nebuchadnezzar s furnace: lo, i see four men loose walking in the midst of the fire and they have no hurt. and the princes, governors and captains and the king s counsellors, being gathered together saw these men upon whose bodies the fire had no power, nor was a hair of their heads singed, neither were their coats changed, nor the smell of fire had passed them (dan. 3:25.27) fire immunity and rel

GILBERT THE MAGICAL MASON

ufficient for my present purpose that the jewish nation had the jehovistic theology and a complete system of priestly caste, and a coherent doctrine, at the time of the second temple, when cyrus, sovereign of all asia, holding the jews in captivity, permitted certain of them to return to jerusalem for the express purposetoreestablishing the hebrew cultus which had been forcibly interfered with by nebuchadnezzar, 587b.c.after this return to jerusalem it was that ezra and nehamiah.circa450b.c.,edited and compiled the old testament of the hebrews, or, according to those who deny the mosaic author255 ship and the solomonicregime,it was then that theywrotethe pentateuch.thenewregimewas maintained until 320b.c.,when jerusalem was captured by ptolemy soter, who, however, did not destroy the found

h, and which were acted on accordingly. in the first series of references note; a dream cometh through the multitude of business, in ecclesiastes v.3; and in isaiah xxix. 7, 8, we read of the delusions of dreams.dreams189ofthesecond variety arethedreams of abimelech, genesisxx,6;andlaban,genesis xxx. 24; of pharaoh, and the chief baker and butler of the pharaoh of joseph (sesostris of the greeks; nebuchadnezzar in daniel ii.,1,2,3;andthe curious new testament dreamofpilate's wife respecting jesus and his trial and condemnation.ofthethirdsort are the dreams of abraham, see genesis xv. 1, where the wordvisionis used in the english version.ofjacob,in genesis xxxi. 10, 11, concerning the breedingofcattle.ofjoseph, in genesis xxxvii. 5-11 symbolical dreams of his rule over his brethren.ofsolomo

ondly to those dreams which were considered to be intimations of god's will directly sent by jehovah and were acted upon as such; as for example the quoted dreams of abraham, jacob, joseph, solomon, daniel, joseph and the wise men; and thirdly to certain dreams believed to be divinely inspired, but yet requiring interpretaton, such were the dreams of abimelech, laban, the officers of pharaoh, and nebuchadnezzar. the new testament has a mention of one dream of great interest, that of the wife of pontius pilate in matthew xxvii. 19, and of the five dreams of joseph the husband of mary and mother of jesus, announcing the conception, and warning him against herod, telling him to flee into egypt, and again to return to the land of israel, and lastly to go to the town of nazareth. christianity t

KASAK VEEDE UNDERSTANDING PLANETS IN ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIA

but for our purposes this table is sufficient. sumerian period 3500.2300 bc akkadian period (sargon i, 2275.2219) 2275.2094 neo-sumerian period (sumerian renaissance, 2094.1939) 2094.1750 old babylonian (hammurabi 1728.1686/ old assyrian period 1850.1531 middle babylonian/ middle assyrian period 1531.1000 neo-babylonian/ neo-assyrian period (assurbanipal 668.631) 1000.626 late babylonian period (nebuchadnezzar ii 604.562) 626.539 persian period (achaemenides) 539.331 macedonian period (alexander the great 331.323) 331.150 parthian period 150 bc. 226 ad less if we did not have astronomic data about observing venus preserved on cuneiform tablets to compare to other sources to determine dates. unfortunately, there is not enough material to determine everything: up to ca 1500 bc, observation

LEADBEATER CW GLIMPSES OF MASONIC HISTORY

sage throughout the centuries, until in its present form it is a mere shadow of the glorious teaching of the mysteries of egypt from which it was derived. 291. the transmission of the new rites 292. the mysteries were transmitted from generation to generation for the next three hundred and fifty years, during the survival of the kingdom of judah. in 586 b.c. the city of jerusalem was destroyed by nebuchadnezzar, and the people were led captive into babylon. during the captivity the mysteries were interrupted, and it does not seem probable that they were seriously worked during the fifty years of exile. nevertheless, the succession of i.m.s remained unbroken, and when the people returned from babylon to rebuild the temple, they also tried to reconstruct their rites of initiation. 293. herei

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

. new york: avon, 1969. marlbrough, ray l. charms, spells, and formulas. st. paul, mn: llewellyn, 1987. lucifer the name lucifer means light giver, and connotes star, applying to the morning or evening star venus, the brightest object in the sky apart from the sun and moon. it has been erroneously equated with the fallen angel satan, because of a misreading of a scriptural passage that applied to nebuchadnezzar, king of babylon, who in his glory and pomp had set himself among the gods, as it is reported in isaiah 14:12: how art thou fallen from heaven, o lucifer, son of the morning. just as the brilliancy of lucifer surpasses that of all other stars in the firmament, so the splendor of the king of babylon surpasses that of all other oriental monarchs. the authors of the earlier books of he

the war in heaven, when mammon is relegated to hell, he is the one who finds underground precious metal that the devils use to build pandemonium, their capital city. in the bible (matt. 6:24 and luke 16:13) mammon is referred to as being hostile to god. and in the dictionnaire infernal by de plancy, mammon is noted as hell s ambassador to england. he is equated with lucifer, satan, beelzebub, and nebuchadnezzar. gregory of nyssa interpreted mammon to be a name for beelzebub. the word mammon comes originally from jesus s declaration in the gospels: no man can be a slave to two masters; he will hate one and love the other; he will be loyal to one and despise the other. you cannot serve both god and mammon (greed for worldly riches (matt. 6:24. see also fallen angels;milton, john for further

LIBER ALEPH

but do thou meditate strictly upon these things, distinguishing the right property, order, and use of the one and the other in the relative, even as thou makest them all-one, that is none, in the absolute. m the book of wisdom or folly 177 #t de herbo sanctissimo arabico (of the most holy grass of the arabs) ecall, o my son, the fable of the hebrews, which they brought from the city babylon, how nebuchadnezzar the great king, being afflicted in his spirit, did depart from among men for seven years. space, eating grass as doth an ox. now this ox is the letter aleph, and is that atu of thoth whose number is zero, and whose name is maat, truth, or maut, the vulture, he all- mother, being an image of our lady nuith, but also it is called the fool, who is parsifal .der reine thor. and so refer

MANLY P HALL THE SECRET TEACHINGS OF ALL AGES

alah, the secret doctrine of israel the written and unwritten laws--the origin of the qabbalistic writings--rabbi simeon ben jochai--the great qabbalistic books--the divisions of the qabbalistic system--the sepher yetzirah. 113 fundamentals of qabbalistic cosmogony ain soph and the cosmic egg--the qabbalistic system of worlds--the qabbalistic interpretation of ezekiel's vision--the great image of nebuchadnezzar's dream--the grand man of the universe--the fifty gates of life. 117 the tree of the sephiroth the thirty-two paths of wisdom--the greater and the lesser face--kircher's sephirothic tree--the mystery of daath--the three pillars supporting the sephirothic tree--the four letters of the sacred name. 121 qabbalistic keys to the creation of man gematria, notarikon, and temurah--the elohi

figure was 9 feet 9 inches tall. many attempts have been made to reconstruct the monument, which. was destroyed by an earthquake, but none has been altogether successful. this monument was sacred to the planet mars and was built by an initiate for the enlightenment of the world. 6. the gardens of semiramis at babylon--more commonly known as the hanging gardens--stood within the palace grounds of nebuchadnezzar, near the euphrates river. they rose in a terrace-like pyramid and on the top was a reservoir for the watering of the gardens. they were built about 600 b.c, but the name of the landscape artist has not been preserved. they symbolized the planes of the invisible world, and were consecrated to venus as the goddess of love and beauty. 7. the great pyramid was supreme among the temples

th the pythagorean and qabbalistic systems of numbers and letters, and also the philosophic and astronomic cycles of the egyptians, chaldeans, and brahmins. for example, consider the number 33. the first temple of solomon stood for thirty-three years in its pristine splendor. at the end of that time it was pillaged by the egyptian king shishak, and finally (588 b.c) it was completely destroyed by nebuchadnezzar and the people of jerusalem were led into captivity to babylon (see general history of freemasonry, by robert macoy) also king david ruled for thirtythree years in jerusalem; the masonic order is divided into thirty-three symbolic degrees; there are thirty-three segments in the human spinal column; and jesus was crucified in the thirty-third year of his life. the efforts made to dis

human body, like that of the universe, is considered to be a material expression of ten globes or spheres of light. therefore man is called the microcosm--the little world, built in the image of the great world of which he is a part. the qabbalists also established a mysterious universal man with his head at a 1 and his feet at d 10. this is probably the secret significance of the great figure of nebuchadnezzar's dream, with its head in the world of atziluth, its arms and hands in the world of briah, its generative system in the world of yetzirah, and its legs and feet in the world of assiah. this is the grand man of the zohar, of whom eliphas levi writes "it is not less astonishing to observe at the beginning of the zohar the profundity of its notions and the sublime simplicity of its ima

heart, or, according to some, the entire viscera; netsah and hod are the right and left legs respectively, or the supports of the world; jesod is the generative system, or the foundation of form; and malchuth represents the two feet, or the base of being. occasionally jesod is considered as the male and malchuth as the female generative power. the grand man thus conceived is the gigantic image of nebuchadnezzar's dream, with head of gold, arms and chest of silver, body of brass, legs of iron, and feet of clay. the medi val qabbalists also assigned one of the ten commandments and a tenth part of the lord's prayer in sequential order to each of the ten sephiroth. concerning the emanations from kether which establish themselves as three triads of creative powers- termed in the sepher ha zohar

MICHAEL TSARION ATLANTIS ALIEN VISITATION AND GENETIC MANIPULATION

aintained the patriarchal lineage through so many centuries (p. 27)atlantis, alien visitation, and genetic manipulation213 appendix b: book abstracts line of abraham prestigiousthe most intriguing factor is not that this influential line was recorded from early times, but that it wasdesignated prestigious in the first place some 6,000 years ago, long before the israelites wrote up thestory (p. 27)nebuchadnezzar ii sacked jerusalem and judah and captured the israelites, destroying the temple of solomon. it was inbabylon about 600 b.c. that the first books of the old testament were compiled. but even as late as thetime of jesus there was no complete book in circulation or existence (see p. 28)first compilationthe first set of amalgamated books to be generally approved as the hebrew bible app

RABBI MOSHE WISNEFSKY APPLES FROM THE ORCHARD THE ARIZAL ON THE PARASHAH

ed from likutei torah 11 genesis 6:9. 33 parashat noach [second installment] toward the end of parashat noach, the torah relates the story of the tower of babel.1 according to the oral torah, the king who masterminded and led this revolt against g-d was nimrod, who was mentioned in the preceding chapter.2 know that the incident of the tower and nimrod transmigrated into [the person and career of] nebuchadnezzar. this is why he erected the statue in the dura valley. gking nebuchadnezzar made a gold statue sixty cubits high and six cubits wide, and erected it in the plain of dura in the country of babylonia. h3 a cubit is about a foot and a half, so this statue was around 90 feet high and 9 feet wide. nebuchadnezzar was thus a reincarnation of the nimrod, and the statue was a greincarnation

its high and six cubits wide, and erected it in the plain of dura in the country of babylonia. h3 a cubit is about a foot and a half, so this statue was around 90 feet high and 9 feet wide. nebuchadnezzar was thus a reincarnation of the nimrod, and the statue was a greincarnation h of the tower of babel. just as in the time of nimrod, everyone spoke the same language and he ruled the whole world, nebuchadnezzar also ruled the whole world. thus, it is written, gi will ascend above the clouds; i will be like the most high, h4 [the numerical value of the word for gclouds h] alluding to the seventy-two nations. the verse quoted was spoken by (or reflects the sentiments of) nebuchadnezzar. the numerical value of the word for gcloud h (av, ayin-beit= 70+ 2) is 72. normally, the torah speaks of s

al value of the word for gcloud h (av, ayin-beit= 70+ 2) is 72. normally, the torah speaks of seventy nations; it is not clear what the additional 2 refers to [nebuchadnezzar] wanted the jewish people to bow down to [this statue] along with [everyone else],5 and indeed, had chananiah, misha fel, and azariah (g-d forbid) bowed down to it, israel would not have been able to arise [out of its exile. nebuchadnezzar had dreamt that he saw a statue whose head was gold, whose chest and arms were silver, whose stomach and thighs were copper, whose legs were iron, and whose feet were iron and clay. daniel told him that the components of this statue were the kingdom of babylonia (the gold head) and the empires that would succeed it in ruling over the jews. by making a similar statue entirely of gold

buchadnezzar had dreamt that he saw a statue whose head was gold, whose chest and arms were silver, whose stomach and thighs were copper, whose legs were iron, and whose feet were iron and clay. daniel told him that the components of this statue were the kingdom of babylonia (the gold head) and the empires that would succeed it in ruling over the jews. by making a similar statue entirely of gold, nebuchadnezzar sought to subvert the prophecy and perpetuate the kingdom of babylonia. chananiah, misha fel, and azariah (whose babylonian names were shadrach, meisach, and abednego) were daniel fs jewish companions, who refused to bow down to this statue. nebuchadnezzar punished them by having them thrown into a fiery furnace, but they emerged unscathed. he also intended to build a tower and a ci

it takes great effort to deny oneself the material lusts, and they wanted to enjoy the pleasures of this world [unhindered] and have the idol channel goodness to them by force of the divine names, as we said. the one who masterminded all this was nimrod, for he was the leader of the generation of the dispersion. he was extremely adept at this technique of manipulating [divine names. the same was nebuchadnezzar fs intention, for he was a reincarnation of the wicked nimrod. therefore, the letters that make up their names are similar [as we will show. nebuchadnezzar: nun-beit-vav-chaf-dalet-nun-tzadik-reish. nimrod: nun-mem-reish-vav-dalet. the [five] letters that spell nimrod can be aligned with the [first five] letters that spell nebuchadnezzar, and the last three letters [of nebuchadnezza

nebuchadnezzar: nun-beit-vav-chaf-dalet-nun-tzadik-reish. nimrod: nun-mem-reish-vav-dalet. the [five] letters that spell nimrod can be aligned with the [first five] letters that spell nebuchadnezzar, and the last three letters [of nebuchadnezzar] spell the word for gruler h [netzer. netzer: nun-tzadik-reish. the beginning and last letters of nimrod and nebuchad are the same: nun and dalet. thus, nebuchadnezzar can be interpreted as meaning gking nebuchad, h nebuchad alluding to nimrod. the idol-statue that nebuchadnezzar made was intended to fulfill the same function as the city and idol-tower that nimrod built. furthermore, nebuchadnezzar also built his statue with the power of divine names, for he took the headband [tzitiz] of the high priest, on which was engraved g-d fs name havayah

zzar made was intended to fulfill the same function as the city and idol-tower that nimrod built. furthermore, nebuchadnezzar also built his statue with the power of divine names, for he took the headband [tzitiz] of the high priest, on which was engraved g-d fs name havayah, and placed it on the mouth of the idol. the priestly garments, including the high priest fs headband, had been captured by nebuchadnezzar with the fall of jerusalem and taken to babylonia. thus, the statue spoke and said, gi am g-d, your g-d. h it was actually speaking the truth, for the divine name [on the headband] was speaking, but the people were tricked into thinking that the statue was saying this. the arizal on parashat noach (2) 37 daniel climbed up to the statue fs head with ladders they brought him, because

t sefirot all at once. in the babylonian exile, evil clothed the ghead h [of holiness, as it is written, gyou are the head of gold. h6 of this it is written, gher [i.e, jerusalem fs] enemies were the head, h7 meaning that they clothed the [holy] head. thus, these two exiles were equivalent; that is why they are counted as one. the book of daniel opens with the story of daniel fs interpretation of nebuchadnezzar fs dream, in which he saw a great statue, the various parts of which represented the empires that would dominate the exiles. the head represented babylonia, the torso and arms represented media and persia, the torso represented greece, and the legs represented rome. media and persia [clothed] the garms h [of holiness; this is why they are counted as two, inasmuch as there are two ar

will stand on that day [on the mount of olives c] h16 will be fulfilled, as is explained in the zohar.17 this verse describes the future, messianic redemption. therefore the entire jewish people were exiled into egypt and babylonia, for egypt was the ghead h [relative to the other exiles, and babylonia is also called a ghead, h as it is written, gyou are the head of gold. h18 the babylonian king nebuchadnezzar had a dream vision of a strange statue. daniel interpreted the various parts of the statue as referring to the various empires that would rule the world. but the ten [northern] tribes did not go into the exiles of greece and rome, for sennacherib [the king of assyria] had already exiled them, as is known, and [greece and rome] are not included in the head, which includes all jewish

he body representing the exiles of israel. now, as we said, egypt outweighs all the other exiles for it corresponds to the tip of the yud and transcends the rest of this gbody. h therefore, when the messiah comes and the process of elevation and refinement [of the sparks] will be completed, gdeath will be swallowed up forever h11 and the sparks will be totally 8 daniel 2:38. daniel is speaking to nebuchadnezzar, king of babylonia. 9 sotah 49a. 10 yevamot 62a. 11 isaiah 25:8. the arizal on parashat ki teitzei 764 elevated as they were in egypt. about this time it is written, gas in the days when you went out of egypt i will show him wonders. h12 all this enables us to understand the subject of the beautiful woman. as is known, all those who engaged in this type of war.an optional war.were a

REGARDIE ISRAEL THE COMPLETE GOLDEN DAWN

en a lion roareth (the green lion, the path of leo above tiphareth, referring to tefh) and when he cried, seven thunders uttered their voices (seven aeons, represented under the regimen of the planets. the dragon issuing from the cave represents volcanic fires. heg. leads phil. once round, and hands him over to hiereus in the north and returns to place. hiereus. this is the image of the vision of nebuchadnezzar, which was <171> showed you in the passage of the 27th path, leading to the= grade of philosophus "thou, 0 king, sawest and beheld a great image. this great image, whose brightness was excellent stood before thee and the form thereof was terrible. this image's head was pure gold, his breast and his arms were silver, his belly and his thighs were brass, his legs of iron and his feet

RITUEL ET DOGME DE LA HAUTE MAGIE BY ELIPHAS LEVI PART I

die slowly to morality in a torment like that of mezentius? these are dead people whom we mistake for living beings; these are vampires whom we regard as friends! 69 xiv i o transmutations sphera lunae sempiternum auxilium st. augustine questioned seriously whether apuleius could have been changed into an ass by a thessalian sorceress, and theologians have long debated about the transformation of nebuchadnezzar into a wild beast, which things merely prove that the eloquent doctor of hippo was unacquainted with magical secrets and that the theologians in question were not advanced far in exegesis. we are concerned in this chapter with different and more incredible marvels, which are at the same time incontestable. i refer to lycanthropy, or the nocturnal transformation of men into wolves, l

RITUEL ET DOGME DE LA HAUTE MAGIE BY ELIPHAS LEVI PART II

ly on his lineaments according to the force of his habits. a man of intelligent and passive mildness assumes the inert physiognomy and ways of a sheep, but in somnambulism it is a sheep that is seen, and not a man with a sheepish countenance, as the ecstatic and learned swedenborg experienced a thousand times. in the kabalistic book of daniel the seer, this mystery is represented by the legend of nebuchadnezzar changed into a beast, which, after the common fate of magical allegories, has been mistaken for an actual history. in this way, we can really transform men into animals and animals into men; we can metamorphose plants and alter their virtue; we can endow minerals with ideal properties: it is all a question of willing. we can equally render ourselves visible or invisible at will, and

over the earth by the invasion of the south. gfor this reason, h he tells us, gthe ancients represented in the northern parts of the heaven a serpent or dragon near two bears, since these animals are the true hieroglyphs of tyranny, pillage and all oppression. as a fact, glance at history, and you will see that all great devastations proceed from the north. the assyrians or chaldeans, incited by nebuchadnezzar or salmanasor, gave fullest evidence of this truth by the destruction of the most splendid and most holy temple and city in the universe, and by the complete overthrow of a people whom god himself had taken under his special protection and of whom he termed himself father especially. so also that other jerusalem, rome the blessed, has it not too experienced frequently the violence o

propitious for conspiracies and rebellions. 7. the chariot. on the seventh day, birth of hebron, who gave his name to the first of the seven sacred cities of israel. a day of religion, prayers and success. the writing of the stars 103 8. justice. murder of abel. day of expiation. 9. the old man, or hermit. birth of methuselah. day of blessing for children. 10. ezekiel's wheel of fortune. birth of nebuchadnezzar. reign of the beast. fatal day. 11. strength. birth of noah. visions on this day are deceitful, but it is one of health and long life for children born on it. 12. the victim, or hanged man. birth of samuel. prophetic and kabalistic day, favourable to the fulfilment of the great work. 13. death. birthday of canaan, the accursed son of chain. baleful day and fatal number. 14. the ange

f that country nwv or gnv, and translating in numbers, they obtained the word chrb, which signifies destroyed, desolated. h w k 2 2 8 charab destroyed, desolated sum 12. 106 the ritual of transcendental magic u n v 5 6 1 javan greece sum 12. hence they inferred that after a cycle of twelve periods greece would be destroyed and desolated. a short time before the sack of jerusalem and its temple by nebuchadnezzar, the kabalists remarked eleven stars disposed in the following manner vertically above the temple* all these entered into the word xvehx written from south to west, the term signifying reprobation and abandonment without mercy. the sum of the number of the letters is 423, exactly the period of the duration of the temple. destruction threatened the empires of persia and assyria, in t

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khenaten rules egypt and enforces the worship of a single god, aten. all evidence of his reign is wiped out after his death. tenth century bce the jewish temple of solomon is constructed in jerusalem. seventh century bce beginning of the milesian school of philosophy in ancient greece. 600 bce official formalization of the rig veda, one of hinduism s most sacred texts. 586 bce the babylonian king nebuchadnezzar destroys the jewish temple in jerusalem and drives the jews into exile (the babylonian exile. 563 bce siddhartha gautama, who will become the buddha, is born in present-day nepal. c. 551 479 bce life span of the scholar kongzi, who is known in the west by his latinized name, confucius. xi c. 540 c. 470 bce life span of mahavira, considered the main founder of jainism. 539 bce mesopo

d solomon (tenth century bce, who constructed a magnificent temple (the first temple) in jerusalem in the tenth century bce. there, in a room called the holy of holies, the ark of the covenant was kept. this cabinet contained the tablets on which the ten commandments were carved. jews soon came to regard the temple and the city of jerusalem as their most holy sites. in 586 bce the babylonian king nebuchadnezzar destroyed the temple and drove the jews into exile (the babylonian exile. the jews returned and rebuilt the temple, the second temple, in 515 bce after the babylonians were defeated by the persian empire. in 175 the king of syria desecrated (violated and damaged) the temple and passed laws in an effort to eliminate the jews. in 164 bce the jews revolted, a revolt still commemorated

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hake imbedded in greek 500 d. note. secret handshakes of the illuminati 157 this drawing of the ancient babylonian god, nebo, from a dictionary of the bible, makes him appear to be instructing adepts on the finer points of using hand signs or exchanging mysterious grips. in fact, nebo's title was "interpreter of the gods" and he was said to be the god of learning and of letters. the biblical king nebuchadnezzar in the book of daniel was named after nebo. this cut is in the british museum, london. 158 codex magica masonic handshakes illustrated in official lodge publications masonic handshakes and grips from richardson's monitor of free-masonry. secret handshakes of the illuminati 159 more masonic handshakes and grips 160 codex magica and more masonic handshakes secret handshakes of the ill

e, to be "born again (a counterfeit of the christian experience) is formed with fingers separated to form a triangle. in the photos and illustrations in this section, you will find several real-life examples of this grip. in coil's masonic encyclopedia we are told of the triangular chain, the legend taught by freemasonry that jewish freemasons were carried as captives from jerusalem to babylon by nebuchadnezzar, being bound by triangular chains. the babylonian king is said to have been gravely insulting the jews by doing this because, to the jews, the triangle, or delta symbol, was a symbol of their deity.2 king solomon and the triple triangle in the 6 of freemasonry, the degree of intimate secretary, the concept of a triple triangle is introduced, said to be emblematic of the three masons

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phecy and divination 143 in march 2002, a red heifer was born in israel that some jewish traditionalists, as well as christian and muslim fundamentalists, believe could bring about the end of the world in 2005. according to ancient jewish teachings, it was only the ashes of a flawless red heifer that could purify worshippers who went into the temple in jerusalem. the first temple was destroyed by nebuchadnezzar in 586 b.c.e; the romans demolished the second temple in 70c.e. without a flawless red heifer to sacrifice to purify the temple mount, the third temple could not be rebuilt and the messiah could not come. fundamentalist christians shared the excitement of the birth because they believe that after jesus christ (c. 6 b.c.e..c. 30 c.e) has returned and defeated the forces of evil at th

d fs army in its battle against the forces of absalom. eventually, the ark was placed in the new temple of solomon in jerusalem. it was occasionally taken away from the temple for a battle or ceremony, but soon the ark was not allowed to leave the temple. as decades passed, the sacredness and powers of the ark were largely forgotten. when jerusalem was invaded and taken by babylonians led by king nebuchadnezzar ii (c. 630.562 b.c.e; the babylonian captivity of jerusalem is dated from 587 b.c.e, the whereabouts of the ark became a mystery. it was either destroyed along with the city or, as suggested in kings 4:25, taken to babylon as one of the spoils of victory. some biblical scholars theorize that those israelites still faithful to god were forewarned about the fall of jerusalem and moved

y. later greek historians wrote about the great monuments of their time, and the list of seven ancient wonders of the world was finalized from among those opinions during the middle ages. the seven wonders include. the great pyramid of khufu (cheops. the oldest of the seven wonders and the only surviving one, constructed about 2630 b.c.e. the hanging gardens of babylon. part of the palace of king nebuchadnezzar ii and built about 600 b.c.e, it featured a series of terraces with stone arches. the terraces were filled with plants, and an elaborate tunnel and pulley system brought water from the nearby euphrates river. the statue of zeus. dated to the mid-fifth century b.c.e. and credited to the greek sculptor phidias, it was located at the temple of zeus at olympia, greece. the temple of art

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el; how in order to renew their youth they possess the secrets of postel the re-arisen, and those alleged to have been in the keeping of cagliostro. in short, we are going to speak the last word of magic. chapter i of transformation- the wand of circe- the bath of medea- magic overcome by its own weapons- the great arcanum of the jesuits and the secret of their power. the bible tells us that king nebuchadnezzar, at the highest point of his power and his pride, was suddenly changed into a beast. he fled into savage places, began to eat grass, let his beard and hair grow, as well as his nails, and remained in this state for seven years. in our "dogme et rituel de la haute magie" we have said what we think of the mysteries of lycanthropy, or the metamorphosis of men into werewolves. everyone

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e of the land, of every one according to his taxation, to give [it] unto pharaoh-nechoh. 23:36 jehoiakim [was] twenty and five years old when he began to reign; and he reigned eleven years in jerusalem. and his mother s name [was] zebudah, the daughter of pedaiah of rumah. 23:37 and he did [that which was] evil in the sight of the lord, according to all that his fathers had done. 24:1 in his days nebuchadnezzar king of babylon came up, and jehoiakim became his servant three years: then he turned and rebelled against him. 24:2 and the lord sent against him bands of the chaldees, and bands of the syrians, and bands of the moabites, and bands of the children of ammon, and sent them against judah to destroy it, according to the word of the lord, which he spake by his servants the prophets. 24:

f egypt unto the river euphrates all that pertained to the king of egypt. 24:8 jehoiachin [was] eighteen years old when he began to reign, and he reigned in jerusalem three months. and his mother s name [was] nehushta, the daughter of elnathan of jerusalem. 24:9 and he did [that which was] evil in the sight of the lord, according to all that his father had done. 24:10 at that time the servants of nebuchadnezzar king of babylon came up against jerusalem, and the city was besieged. 24:11 and nebuchadnezzar king of babylon came against the city, and his servants did besiege it. 24:12 and jehoiachin the king of judah went out to the king of babylon, he, and his mother, and his servants, and his princes, and his officers: and the king of babylon took him in the eighth year of his reign. 24:13 a

4:19 and he did [that which was] evil in the sight of the lord, according to all that jehoiakim had done. 24:20 for through the anger of the lord it came to pass in jerusalem and judah, until he had cast them out from his presence, that zedekiah rebelled against the king of babylon. 25:1 and it came to pass in the ninth year of his reign, in the tenth month, in the tenth [day] of the month [that] nebuchadnezzar king of babylon came, he, and all his host, against jerusalem, and pitched against it; and they built forts against it round about. 25:2 and the city was besieged unto the eleventh year of king zedekiah. 25:3 and on the ninth [day] of the [fourth] month the famine prevailed in the city, and there was no bread for the people of the land. 25:4 and the city was broken up, and all the m

y were scattered from him. 25:6 so they took the king, and brought him up to the king of babylon to riblah; and they gave judgment upon him. 25:7 and they slew the sons of zedekiah before his eyes, and put out the eyes of zedekiah, and bound him with fetters of brass, and carried him to babylon. 25:8 and in the fifth month, on the seventh [day] of the month, which [is] the nineteenth year of king nebuchadnezzar king of babylon, came nebuzar-adan, captain of the guard, a servant of the king of babylon, unto jerusalem: 25:9 and he burnt the house of the lord, and the king s house, and all the houses of jerusalem, and every great [man s] house burnt he with fire. 25:10 and all the army of the chaldees, that [were with] the captain of the guard, brake down the walls of jerusalem round about. 2

of the land, and threescore men of the people of the land [that were] found in the city: 25:20 and nebuzaradan captain of the guard took these, and brought them to the king of babylon to riblah: 25:21 and the king of babylon smote them, and slew them at riblah in the land of hamath. so judah was carried away out of their land. 25:22 and [as for] the people that remained in the land of judah, whom nebuchadnezzar king of babylon had left, even over them he made gedaliah the son of ahikam, the son of shaphan, ruler. 25:23 and when all the captains of the armies, they and their men, heard that the king of babylon had made gedaliah governor, there came to gedaliah to mizpah, even ishmael the son of nethaniah, and johanan the son of careah, and seraiah the son of tanhumeth the netophathite, and

e priest s office in the temple that solomon built in jerusalem) 6:11 and azariah begat amariah, and amariah begat ahitub, 6:12 and ahitub begat zadok, and zadok begat shallum, 6:13 and shallum begat hilkiah, and hilkiah begat azariah, 6:14 and azariah begat seraiah, and seraiah begat jehozadak, 6:15 and jehozadak went [into captivity] when the lord carried away judah and jerusalem by the hand of nebuchadnezzar. 6:16 the sons of levi; gershom, kohath, and merari. 6:17 and these [be] the names of the sons of gershom; libni, and shimei. 6:18 and the sons of kohath [were] amram, and izhar, and hebron, and uzziel. 6:19 the sons of merari; mahli, and mushi. and these [are] the families of the levites according to their fathers. 6:20 of gershom; libni his son, jahath his son, zimmah his son, 6:2

alent of gold. 36:4 and the king of egypt made eliakim his brother king over judah and jerusalem, and turned his name to jehoiakim. and necho took jehoahaz his brother, and carried him to egypt. 36:5 jehoiakim [was] twenty and five years old when he began to reign, and he reigned eleven years in jerusalem: and he did [that which was] evil in the sight of the lord his god. 36:6 against him came up nebuchadnezzar king of babylon, and bound him in fetters, to carry him to babylon. 36:7 nebuchadnezzar also carried of the vessels of the house of the lord to babylon, and put them in his temple at babylon. 36:8 now the rest of the acts of jehoiakim, and his abominations which he did, and that which was found in him, behold, they [are] written in the book of the kings of israel and judah: and jeho

his abominations which he did, and that which was found in him, behold, they [are] written in the book of the kings of israel and judah: and jehoiachin his son reigned in his stead. 36:9 jehoiachin [was] eight years old when he began to reign, and he reigned three months and ten days in jerusalem: and he did [that which was] evil in the sight of the lord. 36:10 and when the year was expired, king nebuchadnezzar sent, and brought him to babylon, with the goodly vessels of the house of the lord, and made zedekiah his brother king over judah and jerusalem. 36:11 zedekiah [was] one and twenty years old when he began to reign, and reigned eleven years in jerusalem. 36:12 and he did [that which was] evil in the sight of the lord his god [and] humbled not himself before jeremiah the prophet [spea

f the house of the lord, and made zedekiah his brother king over judah and jerusalem. 36:11 zedekiah [was] one and twenty years old when he began to reign, and reigned eleven years in jerusalem. 36:12 and he did [that which was] evil in the sight of the lord his god [and] humbled not himself before jeremiah the prophet [speaking] from the mouth of the lord. 36:13 and he also rebelled against king nebuchadnezzar, who had made him swear by god: but he stiffened his neck, and hardened his heart from turning unto the lord god of israel. 36:14 moreover all the chief of the priests, and the people, transgressed very much after all the abominations of the heathen; and polluted the house of the lord which he had hallowed in jerusalem. 36:15 and the lord god of their fathers sent to them by his mes

he levites, with all [them] whose spirit god had raised, to go up to build the house of the lord which [is] in jerusalem. 1:6 and all they that [were] about them strengthened their hands with vessels of silver, with gold, with goods, and with beasts, and with precious things, beside all [that] was willingly offered. 1:7 also cyrus the king brought forth the vessels of the house of the lord, which nebuchadnezzar had brought forth out of jerusalem, and had put them in the house of his gods; 1:8 even those did cyrus king of persia bring forth by the hand of mithredath the treasurer, and numbered them unto sheshbazzar, the prince of judah. 1:9 and this [is] the number of them: thirty chargers of gold, a thousand chargers of silver, nine and twenty knives, 1:10 thirty basons of gold, silver bas

ns of a second [sort] four hundred and ten [and] other vessels a thousand. 1:11 all the vessels of gold and of silver [were] five thousand and four hundred. all [these] did sheshbazzar bring up with [them of] the captivity that were brought up from babylon unto jerusalem. 2:1 now these [are] the children of the province that went up out of the captivity, of those which had been carried away, whom nebuchadnezzar the king of babylon had carried away unto babylon, and came again unto jerusalem and judah, every one unto his city; 2:2 which came with zerubbabel: jeshua, nehemiah, seraiah, reelaiah, mordecai, bilshan, mizpar, bigvai, rehum, baanah. the number of the men of the people of israel: 2:3 the children of parosh, two thousand an hundred seventy and two. 2:4 the children of shephatiah, t

o certify thee, that we might write the names of the men that [were] the chief of them. 5:11 and thus they returned us answer, saying, we are the servants of the god of heaven and earth, and build the house that was builded these many years ago, which a great king of israel builded and set up. 5:12 but after that our fathers had provoked the god of heaven unto wrath, he gave them into the hand of nebuchadnezzar the king of babylon, the chaldean, who destroyed this house, and carried the people away into babylon. 5:13 but in the first year of cyrus the king of babylon [the same] king cyrus made a decree to build this house of god. 5:14 and the vessels also of gold and silver of the house of god, which nebuchadnezzar took out of the temple that [was] in jerusalem, and brought them into the t

usalem, let the house be builded, the place where they offered sacrifices, and let the foundations thereof be strongly laid; the height thereof threescore cubits [and] the breadth thereof threescore cubits; 6:4 [with] three rows of great stones, and a row of new timber: and let the expences be given out of the king s house: 6:5 and also let the golden and silver vessels of the house of god, which nebuchadnezzar took forth out of the temple which is at jerusalem, and brought unto babylon, be restored, and brought again unto the temple which is at jerusalem [every one] to his place, and place [them] in the house of god. 6:6 now [therefore] tatnai, governor beyond the river, shethar-boznai, and your companions the apharsachites, which [are] beyond the river, be ye far from thence: 6:7 let the

nd the houses [were] not builded. 7:5 and my god put into mine heart to gather together the nobles, and the rulers, and the people, that they might be reckoned by genealogy. and i found a register of the genealogy of them which came up at the first, and found written therein, 7:6 these [are] the children of the province, that went up out of the captivity, of those that had been carried away, whom nebuchadnezzar the king of babylon had carried away, and came again to jerusalem and to judah, every one unto his city; 7:7 who came with zerubbabel, jeshua, nehemiah, azariah, raamiah, nahamani, mordecai, bilshan, mispereth, bigvai, nehum, baanah. the number [i say] of the men of the people of israel [was this] 7:8 the children of parosh, two thousand an hundred seventy and two. 7:9 the children

] 2:4 and let the maiden which pleaseth the king be queen instead of vashti. and the thing pleased the king; and he did so. 2:5 [now] in shushan the palace there was a certain jew, whose name [was] mordecai, the son of jair, the son of shimei, the son of kish, a benjamite; 2:6 who had been carried away from jerusalem with the captivity which had been carried away with jeconiah king of judah, whom nebuchadnezzar the king of babylon had carried away. 2:7 and he brought up hadassah, that [is] esther, his uncle s daughter: for she had neither father nor mother, and the maid [was] fair and beautiful; whom mordecai, when her father and mother were dead, took for his own daughter. 2:8 so it came to pass, when the king s commandment and his decree was heard, and when many maidens were gathered tog

unto zedekiah king of judah; 27:4 and command them to say unto their masters, thus saith the lord of hosts, the god of israel; thus shall ye say unto your masters; 27:5 i have made the earth, the man and the beast that [are] upon the ground, by my great power and by my outstretched arm, and have given it unto whom it seemed meet unto me. 27:6 and now have i given all these lands into the hand of nebuchadnezzar the king of babylon, my servant; and the beasts of the field have i given him also to serve him. 27:7 and all nations shall serve him, and his son, and his son s son, until the very time of his land come: and then many nations and great kings shall serve themselves of him. 27:8 and it shall come to pass [that] the nation and kingdom which will not serve the same nebuchadnezzar the k

ord be with them, let them now make intercession to the lord of hosts, that the vessels which are left in the house of the lord, and [in] the house of the king of judah, and at jerusalem, go not to babylon. 27:19 for thus saith the lord of hosts concerning the pillars, and concerning the sea, and concerning the bases, and concerning the residue of the vessels that remain in this city, 27:20 which nebuchadnezzar king of babylon took not, when he carried away captive jeconiah the son of jehoiakim king of judah from jerusalem to babylon, and all the nobles of judah and jerusalem; 27:21 yea, thus saith the lord of hosts, the god of israel, concerning the vessels that remain [in] the house of the lord, and [in] the house of the king of judah and of jerusalem; 27:22 they shall be carried to baby

e fifth month [that] hananiah the son of azur the prophet, which [was] of gibeon, spake unto me in the house of the lord, in the presence of the priests and of all the people, saying, 28:2 thus speaketh the lord of hosts, the god of israel, saying, i have broken the yoke of the king of babylon. 28:3 within two full years will i bring again into this place all the vessels of the lord s house, that nebuchadnezzar king of babylon took away from this place, and carried them to babylon: 28:4 and i will bring again to this place jeconiah the son of jehoiakim king of judah, with all the captives of judah, that went into babylon, saith the lord: for i will break the yoke of the king of babylon. 28:5 then the prophet jeremiah said unto the prophet hananiah in the presence of the priests, and in the

d of pestilence. 28:9 the prophet which prophesieth of peace, when the word of the prophet shall come to pass [then] shall the prophet be known, that the lord hath truly sent him. 28:10 then hananiah the prophet took the yoke from off the prophet jeremiah s neck, and brake it. 28:11 and hananiah spake in the presence of all the people, saying, thus saith the lord; even so will i break the yoke of nebuchadnezzar king of babylon from the neck of all nations within the space of two full years. and the prophet jeremiah went his way. 28:12 then the word of the lord came unto jeremiah [the prophet] after that hananiah the prophet had broken the yoke from off the neck of the prophet jeremiah, saying, 28:13 go and tell hananiah, saying, thus saith the lord; thou hast broken the yokes of wood; but

miah [the prophet] after that hananiah the prophet had broken the yoke from off the neck of the prophet jeremiah, saying, 28:13 go and tell hananiah, saying, thus saith the lord; thou hast broken the yokes of wood; but thou shalt make for them yokes of iron. 28:14 for thus saith the lord of hosts, the god of israel; i have put a yoke of iron upon the neck of all these nations, that they may serve nebuchadnezzar king of babylon; and they shall serve him: and i have given him the beasts of the field also. 28:15 then said the prophet jeremiah unto hananiah the prophet, hear now, hananiah; the lord hath not sent thee; but thou makest this people to trust in a lie. 28:16 therefore thus saith the lord; behold, i will cast thee from off the face of the earth: this year thou shalt die, because tho

ff the face of the earth: this year thou shalt die, because thou hast taught rebellion against the lord. 28:17 so hananiah the prophet died the same year in the seventh month. 29:1 now these [are] the words of the letter that jeremiah the prophet sent from jerusalem unto the residue of the elders which were carried away captives, and to the priests, and to the prophets, and to all the people whom nebuchadnezzar had carried away captive from jerusalem to babylon; 29:2 (after that jeconiah the king, and the queen, and the eunuchs, the princes of judah and jerusalem, and the carpenters, and the smiths, were departed from jerusalem) 29:3 by the hand of elasah the son of shaphan, and gemariah the son of hilkiah (whom zedekiah king of judah sent unto babylon to nebuchadnezzar king of babylon) sa

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