ΚΕΦΑΛΗ ΚΓ Skidoo in Liber CCCXXXIII, The Book of Lies by Aleister Crowley.

“Thou hast become an in-itiate.
Get out.” [via]

Consider also:

  1. “My friend, when thou hast a mirror, some of all this shalt thou see, but not all; and when thou hast a lover some deal wilt thou hear, but not all.”
  2. “Burn Thou strange herbs, O God! Brew me a magic liquor, boys, with your glances! The very soul is drunken. Thou art drunken, O my God, upon my kisses. The Universe reels; Thou hast looked upon it. Twice, and all is done. Come, O my God, and let us embrace! Lazily, hungrily, ardently, patiently; so will I work. There shall be an End.”
  3. “Wide is the world and cold. Get out.”
  4. “What man is at ease in his Inn? Get out.”
  5. “Thou hast given me favour! Yea! Yea! In utmost love and awe we pray; Devoted to Thy reverence Enkindle I time sweet incense.”