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In Nomine Babalon, CXXX

CXXX

Fear not, o prophet, for thou art the chosen,

Thy kisses are sweet, thy breath is ambrosian.

Blesséd are those who thine eyes look upon!

I raise up the cup and adore Babalon!

— In Nomine Babalon: 156 Adorations to the Scarlet Goddess

 

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In Nomine Babalon, CI

CI

Thou art Malkah and Betulah and Kore!

Thou art Aphrodite, Thou art Hathor!

Thou art Inanna and Thou art Turan,

I raise up the cup and adore Babalon!

— In Nomine Babalon: 156 Adorations to the Scarlet Goddess

 

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In Nomine Babalon, LXXXII

LXXXII

Holy and Holy and Holy art Thou!

Thou art the aleph and also the tau!

Ecstatic we dance lost in sweet abandon,

I raise up the cup and adore Babalon!

— In Nomine Babalon: 156 Adorations to the Scarlet Goddess

 

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In Nomine Babalon, LXIII

LXIII

Thou art the mother, the sister, the whore,

Thou who art life, Thee! Thee I adore!

Thou art most beautiful, o scarlet woman,

I raise up the cup and adore Babalon!

— In Nomine Babalon: 156 Adorations to the Scarlet Goddess

 

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Concerning Death by Aleister Crowley in International, Dec 1917.

“Then follow in thy mind the wondrous word of the Stélé of Revealing itself. Return if thou wilt from the abode of the stars; dwell with mortality, and feast thereon. For thou art this day made Lord of Heaven and of Earth.” [via]

In Nomine Babalon, X

X

Thou art one earth, the mother of all!

Thou art the womb from where man did first crawl

And where he returns when his life is gone!

I raise up the cup and adore Babalon!

— In Nomine Babalon: 156 Adorations to the Scarlet Goddess

 

The Hermetic Library arts and letters pool is a project to publish poetry, prose and art that is inspired by or manifests the Western Esoteric Tradition.

The Two Minds in The Gate of the Sanctuary from The Temple of the Holy Ghost (Collected Works, Vol I) by Aleister Crowley.

“WELL have I said, ‘O God, Thou art, alone,
In many forms and faces manifest!
Thou, stronger than the universe, Thy throne!
Thou, calm in strength as the sea’s heart at rest!’
But I have also answered: ‘Let the groan
Of this Thy world reach up to Thee, and wrest
Thy bloody sceptre: let the wild winds own
Man’s lordship, and obey at his behest!'” [via]

In Nomine Babalon, VII

VII

Thou virgin so pure, it is Thee I adore,

Thou art seven in one and one in four!

O mother of nature, I thee call upon;

I raise up the cup and adore Babalon!

— In Nomine Babalon: 156 Adorations to the Scarlet Goddess

 

The Hermetic Library arts and letters pool is a project to publish poetry, prose and art that is inspired by or manifests the Western Esoteric Tradition.