joy and gladness are an exothermic projectile-firing weapon

November 24, 2009
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In the afterglow of the Liturgy at St. Sophia Cathedral, Los Angeles.

In the afterglow of the Liturgy at St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Cathedral, Los Angeles.

Mighty and erect is this Will of mine, this Pyramid of fire whose summit is lost in Heaven. Upon it have I burned the corpse of my desires.

Mighty and erect is this Φαλλοσ of my Will. The seed thereof is That which I have borne within me from Eternity; and it is lost within the Body of Our Lady of the Stars.

I am not I; I am but an hollow tube to bring down Fire from Heaven.

Mighty and marvellous is this Weakness, this Heaven which draweth me into Her Womb, this Dome which hideth, which absorbeth, Me.

This is The Night wherein I am lost, the Love through which I am no longer I.

—Aleister Crowley, “The Gun-Barrel”

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One Response to joy and gladness are an exothermic projectile-firing weapon

  1. from the point to the pyramid | the avant guardian on December 22, 2009 at 8:12 am

    [...] of one of those vectors, two points, the line, which resembles the archetype of the Wand, or “Hollow Tube” by which the Magus draws fire down from the heavens (c.f. The Book of Lies, Ch. 15: [...]

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