The Shrine of the Golden Hawk by Florence Farr, a “commemorative script for the dramatic play performed at the second annual [Esoteric Book Conference]”, is part of the collection at the Reading Room.
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Consider also:
- “the hawk-soul is only represented as resting upon the KA of the King or Queen. It is called the Royal Soul. The Human-headed hawk hovers over the mummies of great initiates and doubtless represents the soul after the incarnation had ceased; its human head is the symbol of true quintessence of the human individuality which the bird bears to the Abode of Blessed Souls.”
- “This latter principle is represented in four ways; by a hawk Crowned, or the HORUS BAIE; by a human-headed hawk; by a Bennu bird or by a ram. The BAIE (spirit) can operate through the egg-like principle contained in the AB and the KA (human Ego) through the concave principle.”
- The Serpent’s Path
- “This is the Lord of the Shrine which standeth in the centre of the Earth, He is in me; and I am in Him.”
- “We can then see that the two ends of the concave mass stretch round and form a receptacle for the egg: this symbolises a more quintessential influx from the primal entity or HAMMEMIT descending upon the upstretched arms of the KA in the form of the Hawk or BAIE.”