The Equinox Vol. 1 No. 5

The Equinox: A Journal of Scientific Illuminism
"This collection of excerpts from "The Equinox Vol. 1 No. 5" primarily focuses on esoteric and occult topics, featuring a blend of literary reviews, spiritual guidance, and mystical texts. The content includes a review section for newly published books, such as Victor B. Neuburg's poetry volume "The Triumph of Pan" and Hereward Carrington's "Death: Its Causes and Phenomena," alongside an advertisement for Captain J.F.C. Fuller's "The Star in the West." A significant portion of the document comprises detailed discussions of Qabalah, including its methods of exegesis like Gematria, Notariqon, and Temurah, as well as the structure of the Sephiroth and the four worlds. Interspersed within these explanations are journal entries describing mystical visions and experiences from various Æthyrs, complete with invocations, symbolic imagery, and interpretations of spiritual encounters. Finally, the text also touches upon Buddhist principles of mental concentration and the cultivation of good "Sankháras," highlighting the publication as an official organ of the A∴A∴, dedicated to "Scientific Illuminism."

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