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Chapter 2 - Invocatory utterance |
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O Primal Origin of my origination;
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Thou Primal Substance of my substance; First Breath of breath, the breath that is in me;
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First Fire, God-given for the Blending of the blendings in me,
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First Fire of fire in me;
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First Water of my water. the water in me;
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Primal Earth-essence of the earthy essence in me;
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Thou Perfect Body of me - N. N. son of N. N., son of N.N. (fem.) –
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fashioned by Honoured Arm and Incorruptible Right Hand, in World that's lightless,
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yet radiant with Light, in World that's soulless,
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yet filled full of Soul!
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If, verity, it may seem good to you, translate me, now held by my lower nature, unto the Generation that is free from Death;
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in order that, beyond the insistent Need that presses on me, I may have Vision of the Deathless Source,
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by virtue of the Deathless Spirit,
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by virtue of the Deathless Water,
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by virtue of the Deathless Solid, and
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by virtue of the Deathless Air;
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in order that 1 may become re-born in Mind;
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in order that 1 may become initiate,
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and that the Holy Breath may breathe in me;
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in order that 1 may admire the Holy Fire;
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that 1 may see the Deep of the [New] Dawn,
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the Water that doth cause [the Soul] to thrill;
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and that the, Life-bestowing Æther which surrounds all things may give me, Hearing.
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For 1 am to behold to-day with Deathless Eyes
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- I, mortal, born of mortal womb, but [now] made better by the Might of Mighty Power, yea, by the Incorruptible Right Hand
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- [I am to see to-day] by virtue of the Deathless Spirit the DeathlessÆon, the master of the Diadeins of Fire
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- I with pure purities [now] Purified, the human soul-power of me subsisting for a little while in purity;
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which [power] I shall again receive transmitted unto me beyond the insistent Bitterness that presses on me, Necessity whose debts can never go unpaid
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- I, N. N., son of N. N. (fem.) - according to the Ordinance of God that naught can ever change. |
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For that it is beyond my reach that, born beneath the sway of Death, I should [unaided] soar into the Height, together with the golden sparklings of the Brilliancy that knows no Death.
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Stay still, O nature doomed to Perish, [nature] of men subject to Death!
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And straightway let me pass beyond the Need implacable that presses on me; for that I am His Son; |
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I breathe; I am! |
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