Inevitably, Life and Death nourish each other—a constant renovation—so why should we fear our again becoming the worth we did strive after?

Austin Osman Spare, The Logomanchy of Zos

Hermetic quote Spare The Logomachy of Zos inevitably life death nourish each other constant renovation why fear again becoming worth we strive after

Consider also:

  1. “Since when was power goodness, or cleverness truth?”
  2. “This time she set her will against my will; Swore that she would not come: in my despair I half believed her an enchantress fair Cruel as hell and dowered with subtle skill To strain my life out with her love, and kill My soul with misery: suddenly a rare Swift smile set shimmering all the ambient air, And then I knew she was my true love still.”
  3. “I have not me tragedy, no, not in this life! Yet, whether I have spewed their doctrines upon the tables of the Law or into the troughs, at least I have not cast away the flesh of dreams.”
  4. “It was as if one of these people–he always thought of them as ‘these people,’ much as he had grown to like and to admire them–should find himself dealing with a group of very alert and resourceful chimpanzees.”
  5. Aletheia and The Un-Magickal Record of the Great Beast 666