Jane Wolfe
Diary
Entry
Wednesday, 1 December 1920
A.M. |
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Between 10 and 12:30 last
night, witnessed rites in which A.C. and Russell [C. F. Russell]
took part, it seemed—not really definite. Came into
physical consciousness with strong odour of goat.
Thought: “How can my sheet smell of goat?” When
fully awake, no odour, of course.
10’ Silence. A breath
restriction with silence this a.m.
10’ Pranayama.
12’ Harpocrates. |
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P.M. |
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Prayer at altar. |
2:00 |
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10’ Silence. Offering self, a
receptacle for use by God.
15’ Silence. A heap of sand on
desert.
8’ Pranayama.
¼ Capsule of grass. |
8:55 |
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Since mention of analyzing
thought, have been wondering why, during some part
of the past, I was always on the defensive,
belligerently eyeing all.
Harpocrates at altar.
Attempt yellow square—it
continually recedes and disappears.
Silence 5’—pink and yellow
wands, like huge candles, three of each.
After lying down, a most
radiant blue breaking through, something like daubs
or splotches. |
Comment(s) by Aleister
Crowley
1—Yes, that's
a grave symptom.
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