This limited edition contains 10 volumes, all the orignal color art, and is complete and unabridged. The binding follows the style of the rare cloth edition published in London. Essential reading for the student of Crowley as cross-references to it are found in nearly all his writings.

Serving as the official text of the A/ A/, the Equinox Volume 1 has proven an elusive addition to the occultist's library. With only a few printings available in over one hundred years, copies of this text fetch upward of $2,000 per book. Now, this text is now available at an affordable price.Unedited, and unabridged, this printing contains all the original text and images (B&W) released in the original 1909 printing by Crowley himself. Only now, it is in paperback, and within reach of ownership. (Hardcover available Spring 2014).The editor and publisher have made no attempt to add to this work in any manner. There is no need for improvement, as these works stand as classics in occult literature even today.The Equinox ( "The Review of Scientific Illuminism") is a series of publications in book form that serves as the official organ of the A/ A/, a magical order founded by Aleister Crowley (although material is often of import to its sister organization, Ordo Templi Orientis). Begun in 1909, it mainly features articles about occultism and magick, while several issues also contain poetry, fiction, plays, artwork, and biographies.Volume 1, Number 1 Sections/ Account of A/ A/Liber Librae [The Book of the Balance]Liber ExercitiorumThe Wizard Way. By Aleister CrowleyThe Magic Glasses. By Frank HarrisThe Chymical Jousting of Brother PerarduaThe Lonely Bride. By Victor B. NeuburgAt the Fork of the RoadsThe MagicianThe Soldier and the ! And ? By Aleister CrowleyThe HermitThe Temple of Solomon the King (Book I)The Herb Dangerous (Part I) : A Pharmaceutical Study. By E. Whineray, M.P.S.

Serving as the official text of the A/ A/, the Equinox Volume 1 has proven an elusive addition to the occultist's library. With only a few printings available in over one hundred years, copies of this text fetch upward of $2,000 per book. Now, this text is available at an affordable price.Unedited, and unabridged, this printing contains all the original text and images (B&W) released in the original 1909 printing by Crowley himself. Only now, it is in paperback, and within reach of ownership. (Hardcover available by Spring 2014).The editor and publisher have made no attempt to add to this work in any manner. There is no need for improvement, as these works stand as classics in occult literature even today.The Equinox ( "The Review of Scientific Illuminism") is a series of publications in book form that serves as the official organ of the A/ A/, a magical order founded by Aleister Crowley (although material is often of import to its sister organization, Ordo Templi Orientis). Begun in 1909, it mainly features articles about occultism and magick, while several issues also contain poetry, fiction, plays, artwork, and biographies.Sections/ O [vel Manus et Sagittae sub Figura VI]The Herb Dangerous (Part II) : The Psychology of Hashish. By Oliver HaddoReviewsThe Garden of Janus. By Aleister CrowleyThe Dream Circean. By Marital NayThe Lost Shepherd. By Victor B. NeuburgA Handbook of GeomancyThe Organ in King's Chapel, Cambridge, By G. H. S. PinsentA Note on GenesisThe Five Adorations. By Dost Achiha KhanIllusion D'amoureux. By Francis BendickThe Opium-SmokerPostcards to Probationers. By Aleister CrowleyThe Wild Ass. By Alys CusackThe Sphinx at Gizeh. By Lord DunsanyThe Priestess of Panormita. By Elaine CarrThe Temple of Solomon the King (Book II)Amongst the Mermaids. By Norman RoeAve Adonai. By Aleister CrowleyThe Man-Cover. By George RaffalovichStewed Prunes and The Tennyson Centenary. By A. Quiller, Jr.Stop Press Reviews

Serving as the official text of the A/ A/, the Equinox Volume 1 has proven an elusive addition to the occultist's library. With only a few printings available in over one hundred years, copies of this text fetch upward of $2,000 per book. Now, this text is available at an affordable price.Unedited, and unabridged, this printing contains all the original text and images (B&W) released in the original 1909 printing by Crowley himself. Only now, it is in paperback, and within reach of ownership. (Hardcover available by Spring 2014).The editor and publisher have made no attempt to add to this work in any manner. There is no need for improvement, as these works stand as classics in occult literature even today.The Equinox ( "The Review of Scientific Illuminism") is a series of publications in book form that serves as the official organ of the A/ A/, a magical order founded by Aleister Crowley (although material is often of import to its sister organization, Ordo Templi Orientis). Begun in 1909, it mainly features articles about occultism and magick, while several issues also contain poetry, fiction, plays, artwork, and biographies.Sections/ XIII [vel Graduum Montis A Syllabus of the Steps Upon the Path]AHA! By Aleister CrowleyThe Herb Dangerous (Part III) : The Poem of Hashish. By Charles Baudelaire (Translated By Aleister Crowley)An Origin. By Victor B. NeuburgThe Soul-HunterMadeleine. By Arthur F. GrimbleThe Temple of Solomon the King (Book II "Continued")The Coming of Apollo. By Victor B. NeuburgThe Brighton Mystery. By George RaffalovichReviewsThe Shadowy Dill-Waters. By A. Quiller, Jr.Stop Press Reviews and EndpagesSpecial Liber DCCCCLXIII. the Treasure-House of Images

Serving as the official text of the A/ A/, the Equinox Volume 1 has proven an elusive addition to the occultist's library. With only a few printings available in over one hundred years, copies of this text fetch upward of $2,000 per book. Now, this text is available at an affordable price.Unedited, and unabridged, this printing contains all the original text and images (B&W) released in the original 1909 printing by Crowley himself. Only now, it is in paperback, and within reach of ownership. (Hardcover available by Spring 2014).The editor and publisher have made no attempt to add to this work in any manner. There is no need for improvement, as these works stand as classics in occult literature even today.The Equinox ( "The Review of Scientific Illuminism") is a series of publications in book form that serves as the official organ of the A/ A/, a magical order founded by Aleister Crowley (although material is often of import to its sister organization, Ordo Templi Orientis). Begun in 1909, it mainly features articles about occultism and magick, while several issues also contain poetry, fiction, plays, artwork, and biographies.Sections/ III [vel Jugorum]Liber A [vel Armorum sub Figura CCCCXII]I.NST N.ATTURAE R.EGINA I.SIS. By Omnia VincamReviewsMy Lady of the Breeches. By George RaffalovichReviewsAt Bordj-An-Nus. By Hilda NorfolkAIMOZIAOZ. By Aleister CrowleyThe Temple of Solomon the King. IVPan to Artemis. By Aleister CrowleyThe Interpreter. By PerduraboThe Daughter of the Horseleech. By Ethel RamsayThe DreamerMr. Todd. A Morality. By the Author of "Rosa Mundi" (William Butler Yeats)The Gnome. By Victor B. NeuburgReviewThe Herb Dangerous. Part the Hasheesh EaterThe AgnosticThe Mantra-YogiThe BuddhistThe Violinist. By Francis BendickEHE! By George RaffalovichHalf-Hours with Famous Mahatmas. No. I. By Sam HardyThe Thief-Taker. By Aleister CrowleyReviewThe Eyes of St. Ljubov. By J. F. C. Fuller And George RaffalovichMidsummer Eve. By Ethel ArcherThe Poetical MemoryAdelaThe Three Worms. By Edward StorerThe Felon Flower. By Ethel ArcherThe Big StickGlaziers' HousesIn the Temple. By Victor B. NeuburgEndpagesSpecial the High History of Sir Palamedes the Saracen Knight and of his Following the Questing Beast

Serving as the official text of the A/ A/, the Equinox Volume 1 has proven an elusive addition to the occultist's library. With only a few printings available in over one hundred years, copies of this text fetch upward of $2,000 per book. Now, this text is available at an affordable price.Unedited, and unabridged, this printing contains all the original text and images released in the original 1909 printing by Crowley himself. Only now, it is within reach of ownership. (Hardcover available by Spring 2014).The editor and publisher have made no attempt to add to this work in any manner. There is no need for improvement, as these works stand as classics in occult literature even today.The Equinox ( "The Review of Scientific Illuminism") is a series of publications in book form that serves as the official organ of the A/ A/, a magical order founded by Aleister Crowley (although material is often of import to its sister organization, Ordo Templi Orientis). Begun in 1909, it mainly features articles about occultism and magick, while several issues also contain poetry, fiction, plays, artwork, and biographies.Section/ HHH [sub figura CCCXLI]The Blind Prophet. By Aleister CrowleyThe Training of the Mind. By Ananda MetteyaThe Sabbath. By Ethel RamsayThe Temple of Solomon the KingA Nocturne. By Victor B. NeuburgThe Vixen. By Francis BendickThe Pilgrim. By Aleister CrowleyMy Crapulous Contemporaries, No. IV.—Wisdom While You Waite. By Aleister CrowleyX-Rays on Ex-Probationers. By PerduraboThe Vampire. By Ethel ArcherThe Big StickCorrespondenceStop Press ReviewsSpecial Liber CCCCXVIII (XXX Aerum) [vel Saecvli sub figura CCCCXVIII, Being of the Angels of the 30 Aethyrs, the Vision and the Voice]

Serving as the official text of the A/ A/, the Equinox Volume 1 has proven an elusive addition to the occultist's library. With only a few printings available in over one hundred years, copies of this text fetch upward of $2,000 per book. Now, this text is available at an affordable price.Unedited, and unabridged, this printing contains all the original text and images (B&W) released in the original 1909 printing by Crowley himself. Only now, it is in paperback, and within reach of ownership. (Hardcover available by Spring 2014).The editor and publisher have made no attempt to add to this work in any manner. There is no need for improvement, as these works stand as classics in occult literature even today.The Equinox ( "The Review of Scientific Illuminism") is a series of publications in book form that serves as the official organ of the A/ A/, a magical order founded by Aleister Crowley (although material is often of import to its sister organization, Ordo Templi Orientis). Begun in 1909, it mainly features articles about occultism and magick, while several issues also contain poetry, fiction, plays, artwork, and biographies.Sections/ X [Liber Porta Lucis]Liber XVI [Liber Turris vel Domus Dei]Liber XC [Liber Tzaddi vel Hamus Hermeticus]Liber CLVI [Liber Cheth vel Vallum Abiegni]Liber CC [Liber Resh vel Helios]Liber CCCLXX [Liber A'Ash vel Capricorni Pneumatici]Three Poems For Jane Cheron. By Aleister CrowleyCirce. By Ethel ArcherThe Electric SilenceSongThe Scorpion. By Aleister CrowleyThe Earth. By Francis BendickSleep. By Ethel ArcherThe Ordeal of Ida Pendragon. By Martial NayThe Autumn Woods. By Victor NeuburgThe Dangers of MysticismThe Big Stick. By John Yarker, E. Whineray, Aleister Crowley, Etc.EndpagesSpecial The Rites of Eleusis

Serving as the official text of the A/ A/, the Equinox Volume 1 has proven an elusive addition to the occultist's library. With only a few printings available in over one hundred years, copies of this text fetch upward of $2,000 per book. Now, this text is available at an affordable price.Unedited, and unabridged, this printing contains all the original text and images (B&W) released in the original 1909 printing by Crowley himself. Only now, it is in paperback, and within reach of ownership. (Hardcover available by Spring 2014).The editor and publisher have made no attempt to add to this work in any manner. There is no need for improvement, as these works stand as classics in occult literature even today.The Equinox ( "The Review of Scientific Illuminism") is a series of publications in book form that serves as the official organ of the A/ A/, a magical order founded by Aleister Crowley (although material is often of import to its sister organization, Ordo Templi Orientis). Begun in 1909, it mainly features articles about occultism and magick, while several issues also contain poetry, fiction, plays, artwork, and biographies.Sections/ I [vel Magi]Liber XI [Liber Nu]Liber LXIV [Liber Israfel]Liber LXVI [Liber Stellae Rubeae]Liber CLXXV [Astarte vel Liber Berylli]Liber CCVI [Liber Ru vel Spiritus]Liber CCXXXILiber CD [Liber Tau vel Kabbalae Trium Literarum]Liber CDLXXIV [Liber os Asbysmi vel Daath]Liber DLV [Liber Had]Liber DCCCXXXI [Liber Tau]Liber CMXIII [Liber ThIShARB viae Memoriae]Adonis. By Aleister CrowleyThe Ghouls. By Aleister CrowleyThe Four Winds. By Aleister CrowleyIndependence. By Aleister CrowleyShowstorm. By Aleister CrowleyA Brief Abstract of the Symbolic Representation of the Universe Derived by Doctor John Dee through the Skrying of Sir Edward Kelley. By Aleister CrowleyApollo Bestows the Violin. By Aleister CrowleyDiana of the Inlet. By Katharine Susannah PrichardSilence. By Ethel ArcherMemory of Love. By Meredith StarrAcross the Gulf. By Aleister CrowleyThe Temple of Solomon the King ("Continued")My Crapulous Contemporaries. No. V., the Bismarck of Battersea. By A. Quiller, Jun. (Aleister Crowley)Arthur in the Area Again. By Aleister CrowleyThe Big Stick. Reviews By Aleister Crowley and John YarkerA Birthday. By Aleister Crowley

Serving as the official text of the A/ A/, the Equinox Volume 1 has proven an elusive addition to the occultist's library. With only a few printings available in over one hundred years, copies of this text fetch upward of $2,000 per book. Now, this text is available at an affordable price.Unedited, and unabridged, this printing contains all the original text and images (B&W) released in the original 1909 printing by Crowley himself. Only now, it is in paperback, and within reach of ownership. (Hardcover available by Spring 2014).The editor and publisher have made no attempt to add to this work in any manner. There is no need for improvement, as these works stand as classics in occult literature even today.The Equinox ( "The Review of Scientific Illuminism") is a series of publications in book form that serves as the official organ of the A/ A/, a magical order founded by Aleister Crowley (although material is often of import to its sister organization, Ordo Templi Orientis). Begun in 1909, it mainly features articles about occultism and magick, while several issues also contain poetry, fiction, plays, artwork, and biographies.Sections/ Tone-Testament By Leila WaddellThree Poems. By Victor B. NeuburgThe Temple of Solomon the King (continued)His Secret SinLong OddsDoctor Bob. A Sketch By Mary D'este and Aleister CrowleyThe WoodcutterLa Foire. By Barbey De RochechouartProfessor ZirconA Brief Abstract of the Symbolic Representation of the Universe, Derived by Doctor John Dee through the Skrying of Sir Edward Kelly. Part II. The Forty-Eight CallsStepneyThe Tell-Tale Heart. Adapted from the Story of E. A. Poe. By Aleister CrowleySoritesA Description of the Cards of the Tarot, with their Attributions; Including a Method of Divination by their UseOn-On-"Poet"Elder EelThe SpadgerTo PersisWaite's Wet or the Backslider's ReturnMy Crapulous Contemporaries. No. VI. An ObituaryThe New Evelyn HopeReviewsSpecial Sepher Sephiroth

Serving as the official text of the A/ A/, the Equinox Volume 1 has proven an elusive addition to the occultist's library. With only a few printings available in over one hundred years, copies of this text fetch upward of $2,000 per book. Now, this text is available at an affordable price.Unedited, and unabridged, this printing contains all the original text and images (B&W) released in the original 1909 printing by Crowley himself. Only now, it is in paperback, and within reach of ownership. (Hardcover available by Spring 2014).The editor and publisher have made no attempt to add to this work in any manner. There is no need for improvement, as these works stand as classics in occult literature even today.The Equinox ( "The Review of Scientific Illuminism") is a series of publications in book form that serves as the official organ of the A/ A/, a magical order founded by Aleister Crowley (although material is often of import to its sister organization, Ordo Templi Orientis). Begun in 1909, it mainly features articles about occultism and magick, while several issues also contain poetry, fiction, plays, artwork, and biographies.Sections/ Temple of Solomon the King ("Continued")Lines to a Young Lady Violinist on Her Playing in a Green Dress Designed By the AuthorEnergized EnthusiasmThe "Titanic"A Literatooralooral Treasure-TroveThrenodyDischmatal by Night. By Arthur GrimbleA Quack PainterAt SeaCancer?Dumb!The Vitriol-ThrowerThe Fairy Fiddler. By Ethel ArcherAn Evocation of Bartzabel the Spirit of MarsThe Testament of Magdalen BlairErcildoune. By Aleister CrowleyAthanasius Contra DecanumMy Crapulous Contemporaries. No. VII. A Galahad in GomorrahHow I Became a Famous Mountaineer. By Percy W. Newlands, P.R.A.S., P.R.B.S., P.R.C.S., P.R.Y.S., P.R.Z.S., Etc., Etc.The A Sketch. By Mary D'este and Aleister CrowleyThe Big StickReviews

Serving as the official text of the A/ A/, the Equinox Volume 1 has proven an elusive addition to the occultist's library. With only a few printings available in over one hundred years, copies of this text fetch upward of $2,000 per book. Now, this text is available at an affordable price.Unedited, and unabridged, this printing contains all the original text and images (B&W) released in the original 1909 printing by Crowley himself. Only now, it is in paperback, and within reach of ownership. (Hardcover available by Spring 2014).The editor and publisher have made no attempt to add to this work in any manner. There is no need for improvement, as these works stand as classics in occult literature even today.The Equinox ( "The Review of Scientific Illuminism") is a series of publications in book form that serves as the official organ of the A/ A/, a magical order founded by Aleister Crowley (although material is often of import to its sister organization, Ordo Templi Orientis). Begun in 1909, it mainly features articles about occultism and magick, while several issues also contain poetry, fiction, plays, artwork, and biographies.Sections/ L. Vel Legis The Book of the LawLiber BATPAXOOENOBOOKOEMOMAXIA Svb Figvra DXXXVIA Syllabus of the Official Instructions of A.'. A.'.The ShipAs in a Glass, Darkly. By Arthur Grimble.Two Fragments of RitualThe DisciplesThe Temple of Solomon the King ("Concluded)"Rosa Ignota. By Victor B. NeuburgThe Game of CrowleyBoo to BuddhaCrowley PoolHymn to SatanA Ballad of Bedlam. By Ethel Archer.Dead WeightThe Big StickColophon-To Laylah Eight-And-TwentyIndex to Volume IEndpagesSpecial The Key of the Mysteries

First published in Detroit in 1919, the legendary Blue Equinox was Crowley's first attempt to publicize the principles and aims of the magical secret society Ordo Templi Orientis (O.T.O.) and its allied order the A∴A∴. In it, Crowley laid out the esoteric, social, ethical, and philosophical ideas that he believed provided the framework for a new ethics and the liberated morality of the future. Upon publication, the book was threatened with suppression by the authorities of the day. Many of the papers in the Blue Equinox anticipated social liberties we tend to take for granted today.

It would be easy to write pages in praise of Crowley on Christ, but, 'good wine needs no bush'; here is a treasury of Aleister Crowley's wit, wisdom and criticism which, even if it was the only book its author had written, would suffice to rebut the slander that Crowley was a pleasure-seeking fraud whose occultism was no more than making a religion out of his weakness. Originally entitled, The Gospel According to St Bernard Shaw, this work was intended as a destructive critique of Bernard Shaw's, Androcles and the Lion, but as Crowley wrote, it became transformed into a detailed, intensely readable and most amusing analysis of the Life of Christ, of the Gospels, and of Christianity itself - a definitive study of the orthodox religion of Europe and North America from the point of view of Crowleyan magick.

One of Crowley's most rare and sought-after works. The Equinox of the Gods presents an amazing description of the circumstances leading up to Crowley's transcription of The Book of the Law. Includes extensive biographical data, highly personal diary extracts, ritual workings, several illustrations and a full color reproduction of the Stele of Revealing. Also includes the full text of The Book of the Law plus a facsimile of Crowley's original handwritten manuscript. This is a beautifully produced and completely new, corrected edition of this long out-of-print masterpiece.

Aleister Crowley was among the first Europeans to study, practice and teach Yoga. His intellectual hallmark—a philosophical synthesis of mysticism, magick and science—is rooted in his Yoga studies in the East at the turn of the last century. These eight lectures, written in 1937, set forth some of Crowley's conclusions after a lifelong philosophical investigation. Speaking in turns as mystic, magus, philosopher, scientist and seasoned adventurer, few sacred cows escape the Mahatma Guru Sri Paramahansa Shivaji, who even delights in poking fun at himself. The first series of lectures is introductory, and is entitled Yoga for Yahoos. The elements of Yoga are introduced, examined and demystified with a view to extracting the practical essence of Yoga doctrine. Yoga is also correlated to astrology and the Qabalah. The second, more advanced series of lectures is entitled Yoga for Yellowbellies. Here Crowley weaves Yoga into a conceptual framework that encompasses Western philosophy, magick and mathematical physics. He introduces relativity and quantum mechanics, and discusses their implications for ontology and consciousness. Crowley's humor suffuses thee talks, which are as entertaining as they are illuminating, and his wit elucidates concepts that elude rational explanation. Revised second edition, introduced and annotated by Hymenaeus Beta, Frater Superior of Ordo Templi Orientis. Includes a new author's portrait and index.

Now a classic in the field, used by students of the Golden Dawn as well as by those who want to understand Crowley's tarot. This is the definitive study of the Egyptian tarot and is used as a key to all Western mystery disciplines. Color plates of eight cards.

Written in New York City at the end of the First World War, this has been described by Crowley as "an extended and elaborate commentary on The Book of the law, in the form of a letter from the Master Therion to his magical son".

This is the only known printing of Aleister Crowley's Equinox Vol. III No. 7 "The Shih Yi: A Critical and Mnemonic paraphrase of the Yi King" by Ko Yeun (Aleister Crowley). Copies of the unpublished manuscript were kept by Crowley's students (and their students). One of these, Helen Parsons Smith, widow of Jack W. Parsons, caused this edition to be printed in 1971, it was a very limited edition. An exceedingly scarce title that begs for reprint, it is one of two "lost" volumes of the Equinox Vol. III (the other being the Equinox Vol. III No. 2, either "The Greek Qaballa" or "The Gospel According to St. Bernard Shaw" depending on your bibliography sources). Most casual Crowley readers have never even heard of this book, let alone seen a copy.

Crowley, Aleister (Ed. Israel Regardie )

Book by Crowley, Aleister

This issue of The Equinox is a companion volume to The Holy Books of Thelema (also published by Samuel Weiser). It is, however, a coherent text book in it's own right. It covers the essentials of the A∴A∴ system of initiation, from the preliminary stage of Student to the attainment of the Knowledge and Conversion of the Holy Guardian Angel. For the first time it makes available practical details that will be of immense value to students of Thelema. Beginning with Crowley's unpublished essay "Occultism," it offers several of the foundation papers of the A∴A∴, including Liber 185, Liber Collegii Sancti, which describes the oaths and tasks of each grade in its Outer College. A new paper presents the correct designs (with color illustrations) for the corresponding robes of each grade. This book's lengthy color section includes General J.F.C. Fuller's paintings for the Temple of A∴A∴ and Crowley's illuminated manuscript of an A∴A∴ Ritual for the Neophyte, Liber 671 vel Pyramidos. The central feature of this book is the Master Therion's lengthy and penetrating commentary to the inspired writing, The Book of the Heart Girt with a Serpent (Liber LXV). While Liber LXV gives the best account available of the attainment of the Knowledge and Conversation of the Holy Guardian Angel, it is couched in the language of mystical poetry. Crowley's commentary gives a more easily understood exposition, and it is some of his most lucid writing on magick and mysticism. Crowley's shorter commentaries to seven others of The Holy Books of Thelema are also included. This book also contains Madame Blavatsky's inspired text, The Voice of the Silence, with a commentary by Crowley that explores the various stages of consciousness in Mahayana Buddhist mysticism and their correspondences to Holy Qabalah.

Liber 418, The Vision and the Voice is the record of Aleister Crowley's exploration of the 30 Æthyrs of the Enochian system of magick developed by Elizabethan magicians Dr. John Dee and Edward Kelley. Crowley obtained these visions in Mexico in 1900m and in Algeria in 1909. The are the source of many key spiritual doctrines of Thelema, particularly concerning the theogony of the All-Father Chaos and the goddess Babalon. They give an account of the transcendence of the Ego by crossing the Abyss, and the attainment of the grade of Master of the Temple. This new edition adds previously unpublished material, including new explanatory diagrams, illustrations designed by Crowley, and the actual Algerian diary record. Unlike other available editions of The Vision and the Voice, this volume includes Crowley's extensive and illuminating commentary. This collection features several works that complement Liber 418, The Vision and the Voice, giving details of Crowley's other advanced initiations and magical workings. Liber 325, The Bartzabel Working gives ritual instructions for the evocation of the Spirit of Mars, and includes the first publication of the actual record of the group ritual evocation of this spirit conducted by Crowley in 1910. Liber 60, The Ab-ul-Diz Working, gives an account of the astral communications with an Adept named Ab-ul-Diz in 1911 that led to the writing of Crowley's Book 4 . Liber 415, The Paris Working, is the record of a series of sexmagical workings conducted in 1914, designed to restore the worship of several of the gods of pagan antiquity. It includes The Holy Hymns to the Great Gods of Heaven. This book collects the diaries of Aleister Crowley for 1909–1914 in one volume.

The Commentaries of AL: Being the Equinox, Volume 5, No. 1 - Aleister Crowley - Routledge & Kegan Paul

Well it's Crowley. You love him or you hate him. Table of Contents- Praemonstrance, Poem in a Straight Line, The Slightly Smaller Stick, The Eighth Poem of the Keeper of the Hers, The O.T.O. Manifesto, Taking a Stand, Liber LXV Commented, Untitled Poem, Liber CCXXXI - A Personal Research, The Slightly Smaller Stick II

Includes "The Yi Jing of Fu Xi, King Wen and the Duke of Zhou. Commented by Aleister Crowley." The hexagram and line texts are from the [James Legge](https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/44486.James_Legge "James Legge") translation by Motta. Appendix II includes two lessons on the I Ching written by Crowley in London, 1937. This edition has become very rare, and due to copyright claims latter settled against the editor and publisher it—like the rest of Volume 5 of The Equinox—is unlikely to be reprinted in any similar form.

"The Gold Equinox." Containing the Bagh-i-Muattar, The Paris Working, The Wake World, Diary 1906-07, A Letter on Marriage, Leah Sublime, and Ida Craddock's "Heavenly Bridegrooms" and "Psychic Wedlock."