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Aleister Crowley Diary Entry Monday, 11 March 1907
Took at 10.24 P.M. a minute quantity of Hashish—too small to have any possible effect, one would say, judging by previous experience.
11.30 A∴[ugoeides] I∴[nvocation] ended if D[og]-F[aced] D[emon]s luring me away also I slept. Rose [Rose Kelly] & had tea and now write this. I think the hashish has had little or no effect$FS$MD perhaps just less than the desired waking of pratyahara. But no hallucinations; no loss of time-sense. Possibly slight self-consciousness; but one wouldn't like to assert it.
12 Slips during Monday.
[Entry on page opposite Monday:] It has struck me that "the Black Magician abstains from salt" is Tohu-Bohu. The abstainer from salt did so to work evil without becoming nimak-kharam. Hence he was suspected of sorcery.
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