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Arvalastra
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Dusk | Everything |
Member(bands): Dishearten, Sepulchral, Sulfurer, Falkia, Herensuge, Quiet Dusk, Resonator, The Dusk Spreads, Vassal, Vovagh |
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1 | Lunaural | Full-length | 2016 | Show album |
2 | Hermetique Mysteries | Single | 2017 | Show album |
3 | The Magistry | Single | 2017 | Show album |
4 | Rebirth of His Shattered Majesty | Full-length | 2018 | Show album |
5 | About the Magical Powers of Nature | EP | 2018 | Show album |
6 | Doctrines of the Temple of the Moon | Full-length | 2019 | Show album |
7 | Then Shall the Moon Be Full by Daylight | Single | 2019 | Show album |
8 | Sutxakurrak | Split | 2019 | Show album |
9 | The Womb of Chaos | Single | 2019 | Show album |
10 | Compendium | Compilation | 2020 | Show album |
11 | The Key to the Shrine of Putrefaction | Full-length | 2020 | Show album |
Lunaural
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December 9th, 2016 | Independent | Digital | Bandcamp | |
July 27th, 2018 | Independent | Digital | Bandcamp, Remastered |
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1. | Scroll of the Red Luna | 08:29 | Show lyrics |
Here is the last of the White Stone and the begining of the Red: Of the son take the light The Red gum that is so bright And of the Moon do also The which gum they both trowe The philosophers Sulphur vive This I call it without strife Kybright and Kebright it is called also And other names many more |
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2. | The Hermetic Garden | 09:01 | Show lyrics |
Emblem 33: On the left, a man lies on the ground, holding a plant with three flowers. Hovering just above his head is a shining star. On the right stands a stag, with fine branching antlers, on the points of which are stars. In the sky above the man, a rock or cloud floats, shining out rays. In its centre is set a triangle, within which a candle burns. |
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3. | Splendor Solis | 06:49 | Show lyrics |
Emblem 8: A crowned angel above whose head a six-pointed star shines. She holds out a cloth to a naked man who is emerging from a lake, or swamp. |
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4. | Alkahest | 04:18 | Show lyrics |
I shall you tell with plain declaration Where, how, and what is my generation Omogeni is my Father And Magnesia is my Mother And Azot truly is my Sister And Kibrick forsooth is my Brother The Serpent of Arabia is my name The which is leader of all this game That sometime was both wood and wild And now I am both meek and mild |
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5. | Chrysopoeia | 01:10 | Show lyrics |
Description of the stone: Though Daphne fly from Phoebus bright, Yet shall they both be one, And if you understand this right, You have our hidden Stone. For Daphne she is faire and white: But Volatile is she; Phoebus a fixed God of might, And red as blood is he. Daphne is a Water Nymph, And hath of Moysture store, Which Phoebus doth consume with heate, And dryes her very sore. They being dryed into one, Of christall flood must drinke, Till they be brought to a white Stone: Which wash with Virgins milke, So longe untill they flow as wax, And no fume you can see, Then have you all you neede to aske, Praise God and thankfull be. |
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6. | Red Elixir Vitae | 07:30 | Show lyrics |
Here is the last of the Red, and the beginning to put away the dead. The Elixir Vitae: In the sea without lees Standeth the bird of Hermes Eating his wings variable And maketh himself yet full stable When all his feathers be from him gone He standeth still here as a stone Here is now both white and red And all so the stone to quicken the dead All and some without fable Both hard and soft and malleable Understand now well and right And thank you God of this sight |
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37:17 |
Hermetique Mysteries
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July 3rd, 2017 | Independent | Digital | Bandcamp | |
October 17th, 2017 | Independent | CD |
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1. | Hermetique Mysteries | 12:34 | Show lyrics |
There is no light, but what lives in the Sunne; There is no Sunne, but which is twice begott; Nature and Arte the Parents first begonne: By Nature was, but Nature perfects not. Arte then what Nature left in hand doth take, And out of One a Twofold worke doth make. A Twofold worke doth make, but such a worke As doth admitt Division none at all (See here wherein the Secret most doth lurke) Unlesse it be a Mathematicall. It must be Two, yet make it One and One, And you do take the way to make it None. Lo here the Primar Secret of this Arte, Contemne it not but understand it right, Who faileth to attaine this formost part, Shall never know Artes force nor Natures might. Nor yet have power of One and One so mixt, To make by One fixt, One unfixid fixt. |
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12:34 |
The Magistry
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1. | The Magistry | 09:32 | Show lyrics |
Through want of Skill and Reasons light Men stumble at Noone day; Whilst buisily our Stone they seeke, That lyeth in the way. Who thus do seeke they know not what Is’t likely they should finde? Or hitt the Marke whereat they ayme Better then can the Blinde? No, Hermes Sonns for Wisdome aske Your footesteps shee’le direct: Shee’le Natures way and secret Cave And Tree of lyfe detect. Sun and Moone in Hermes Vessell Learne how the Collours shew, The nature of the Elements, And how the Daisies grow. Greate Python how Appollo flew, Cadmus his hollow-Oake: His new rais’d army, and Iason how The Fiery Steeres did yoke. The Eagle which aloft doth fly See that thou bring to ground; And give unto the Snake some wings, Which in the Earth is found. Then in one Roome sure binde them both, To fight till they be dead; And that a Prince of Kingdomes three Of both them shalbe bred, Which from the Cradle to his Crowne, Is fed with his owne blood; And though to some it seemeth strange, He hath no other Foode. Into his Virgin-Mothers wombe, Againe he enter must; Soe shall the King by his new-byrth, Be ten times stronger just. And able is his foes to foile, The dead he will revive: Oh happy man that understands This Medicen to atchive! Hoc opus exigium nobis fert ire per altum. December, 1633. |
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Rebirth of His Shattered Majesty
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1. | Act 0 - Introduction - De Lapide Philosophorum Seu De Phenice | 01:02 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) Behold! and in this Cantilena see The hidden secrets of Philosophy: What Joy ariseth from the Merry veines Of Minds Elated by such dulcid Straines! Through Roman Countreys as I once did passe Where Mercuries Nuptiall Celebrated was, And feeding stoutly (on the Bride-Groomes score) I learn’d these Novelties unknowne before. |
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2. | Act I - The Barren King | 06:32 | Show lyrics |
There was a certaine Barren King by Birth, Composed of the Purest, Noblest Earth, By Nature Sanguine (which is faire) yet hee Sadly bewailed his Authoritie. Wherefore am I a King, and Head of all Those Men and things that be Corporeall? I have no issue, yet (I’le not deny) Tis Mee both Heaven and Earth are Ruled by. Yet there is either a Cause Naturall Or some Defect in the Originall: For though the Wombe I never opened I under Titan’s wings was nourished. Each vegative which from the Earth proceeds Ariseth up with its own proper Seeds: And Animalls (at Seasons) speciously Abound with Fruit, and strangly Multiply. But yet my Nature is so much Restrain’d No Tincture from my Body can be gain’d: And therefore it is Infoecund: nor can It ought availe, in Generating Man. My Body’s Masse is of a Lasting-Stuffe, Exceeding Delicate, yet hard enough: And when the Fire Assays to try my Sprite, I am not found to weigh a grain too light. |
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3. | Act II - Sphaere Progenitor | 08:04 | Show lyrics |
My Mother got me of a Sphaere, that I Might contemplate the Globes Rotunditie; And be more Pure of kind than other things, By Right of Dignity Assisting Kings. Yet to my Griefe I know, unlesse I find Forthwith Assistance out of my owne Kind I cannot Generate; My Blood Growes Cold: I am amaz’d to think I am so Old. Death me Assail’d, even in my Strength of yeares, But yet Christ’s voice did penetrate the Sphaeres, And (to Amazement) told me from above I should Revive; I know well by whose Love. By other meanes I cannot enter Heaven: And therefore (that I may be Borne agen) I’le Humbled be into my Mother’s Breast Dissolve to what I was. And therein rest. Hereat the Mother Animates the King, Hasts his Conception, and doth forthwith bring And hide him closely underneath her Traine Till (of herselfe) sh’had made him Flesh againe. ’Twas wonderfull to see with what a grace This Naturall Union (made at one Imbrace) Did looke; and by a League both sexes knitt, Like to a Hill and Aire surrounding it. The Mother unto her Chast Chamber goes Where in a Bed of Honour she Bestowes Her weary’d selfe, ’twixt Sheets as white as Snow And there makes Signes of her approaching woe. Ranke Poison issuing from the Dying Man Made her pure Orient face look foule and wan: Hence she commands all Strangers to be gone Seals upp her Chamber doore, and lyes Alone. Meanwhile the Peacocks Flesh she kindly Eate, And Dranke Greene-Lyons Blood (with that fine Meate) Which Mercury (although in Passion) Brought in a Golden Cupp of Babilon. Thus great with Child, 9 months she languished And Bath’d her with the Teares which she had shed For his sweete sake, who should from her be Pluckt Full-gorg’d with Milke which the Greene-Lyon suckt. Her Skin of divers Colours did appeare Now Black, then Greene, annon ’twas Read, and Cleare: Oft-times she would sitt upright in her Bed, And then again repose her Troubled Head. |
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4. | Act III - Awakening the Ritual | 05:45 | Show lyrics |
Thrice Fifty Nights she lay in grievous Plight, As many daies in Mourning sate upright: The King Revived was in thirty more Whose Birth was Fragrant as the Prim-Rose Flower. Her wombe which well proportion’d was at First Is now Enlarg’d a Thousand fold at least: That of his Entrance Men might witnesse this The End, by Fires, the best approved is. |
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5. | Act IV - Conception | 04:38 | Show lyrics |
Her Chamber’s without Rocks, it smoothly stands, With walls Erected like her Ivory Hands. Or else the Fruit (for want of Fertile ground) Had been nought worth, the Sonnes (to beare) unsound. One Staffe was placed underneath her Bed, And on the same another Flourished: Trimmed up with Art, and very Temperate, Least her fine Limbs should freeze for lack of heate. Her Chamber doore was Lock’d and Bolted fast, Admitting none to Trouble her, First, or Last: The Furnace-Mouth likewise contrived, so, That thence no vapourous Matter forth could goe. And when the Issue there was Putrifyed The Fine from Filthy flesh she did Divide: Ressembling Phoebe in her Fullest Light And Breathing, Sol himselfe was not more Bright. Her time being come, what she conceiv’d before Is now Re-borne, (sets ope her Chamber-door; And being soe) resumes a Kingly State Possessing fully Heaven’s Propitious Fate. |
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6. | Act V - Rebirth | 11:14 | Show lyrics |
The Mother’s Bed which erst stood in a Square Is shortly after made Orbicular: And on each side the Covering (as Round) With Luna’s Lustre Rightly doth Abound. Thus from a square, the Bed a Globe is made Fair, white, and cleare emerges from the shade Of Night, whence doth a Ruddy Nature spring T’enjoy the Merry Scepter of a King. Hence God sett ope the Gates of Paradise, Where Cynthia deckt him in Coelestiall Guise, Sublim’d him to the Heavens, and when sh’had done, Crown’d him in Glory, aequall with the Sun. Foure Elements, Brave Armes, and Polish’d well God gave him: In the mid’st whereof did dwell A Crowned Maid, ordained for to be In the fifth Circle [of the Mystery]: With all delicious unguent flowed she When Purg’d from Bloody Menstruosity: On every side her Count’nance Brightly shone, She being adorn’d with every Precious Stone. A Lyon Greene did in her Lapp reside (the which an Eagle fed) and from whose Side Blood gushed out: the virgin drunck it upp, Whilst Mercury’s Hand did th’Office of a Cupp. The Milk (admir’d) she hastened from her Breast Bestow’d it frankly on the Hungry Beast, And with a Sponge his face she likewise dry’d Which her own Milke had often Madefy’d. Upon her Head a Diadem she did weare With Fiery Feete sh’Advanced into the Aire; And glittering Bravely in her Golden Robes Tooke place ith’ Middle of the Starry Globes. Thus Shee (by all the Planetes, Times, and Signes, Dark, and Despised Clouds supported), Shines and sits in Haire of Nett-worke, whilst the king With his Glad Eyes, is, her Beleagreing. Thus she Triumphantly of kings is Chiefe Of Body’s sick the only Grand Reliefe: Such a Reformist of Defects, that shee is worshipped by Men of each degree. To Priests and Kings she yields an Ornament The sick and needy sort she doth content: What Man is hee will slight so Rich a Store, As drowns the very thought of being Poore? Wherefore (O God!) vouchsafe to graunt us this, That through th’ Encrease made of its species And Second Birth, wee may ones and Agen Enjoy its Firtile and Sweete Fruits. AMEN. |
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About the Magical Powers of Nature
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1. | First Prayer | 11:12 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) Hail, pure self-moving Source, O Form, pure for receiving the Light! The Light of all things unites itself with thee alone. Most blessed art thou among all receptive forms, and blessed is the Fruit that thou conceivest, the Essence of Light united with warm substance. Pure Form, Mother of the most perfect Being, lift thyself up to the Light for us, now as we toil and in the hour when we complete the Work! |
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2. | Second Prayer | 07:53 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) Light Supreme, who art the Divine in Nature and dwellest in its innermost parts as in Heaven, hallowed be thy qualities and laws! Wherever thou art, all is brought to perfection; may the realm of thy Knowledge become subject unto thee. May our will in all our work be only thee, self-moving Power of Light! And as in the whole of Nature thou accomplishest all things, so accomplish all things in our work also. Give us of the Dew of Heaven, and the Fat of the Earth, the Fruits of Sun and Moon from the Tree of Life. And forgive us all errors which we have committed in our work without knowledge of thee, as we seek to turn from their errors those who have offended our precepts. And leave us not to our own darkness and our own science, but deliver us from all evil through the perfection of thy Work, Amen. |
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19:05 |
Doctrines of the Temple of the Moon
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1. | Doctrines of the Temple of the Moon | 29:42 | Show lyrics |
It was about the dawning or daybreak when, tired with a tedious solitude and those pensive thoughts which attend it, after much loss and more labour, I suddenly fell asleep. Here then the day was no sooner born but strangled. I was reduced to a night of a more deep tincture than that which I had formerly spent. My fancy placed me in a region of inexpressible obscurity, and - as I thought - more than natural, but without any terrors. I was in a firm, even temper and, though without encouragements, not only resolute but well pleased. I moved every way for discoveries but was still entertained with darkness and silence; and I thought myself translated to the land of desolation. Being thus troubled to no purpose, and wearied with long endeavours, I resolved to rest myself, and seeing I could find nothing I expected if anything could find me. I had not long continued in this humour but I could hear the whispers of a soft wind that travelled towards me; and suddenly it was in the leaves of the trees, so that I concluded myself to be in some wood or wilderness. With this gentle breath came a most heavenly, odourous air, much like that of sweet briars, but not so rank and full. This perfume being blown over, there succeeded a pleasant humming of bees amongst flowers; and this did somewhat discompose me, for I judged it not suitable with the complexion of the place, which was dark and like midnight. Now was I somewhat troubled with these unexpected occurrences when a new appearance diverted my apprehensions. Not far off on my right hand I could discover a white, weak light - not so clear as that of a candle, but misty and much resembling an atmosphere. Towards the centre it was of a purple colour, like the Elysian sunshine, but in the dilation of the circumference milky; and if we consider the joint tincture of the parts, it was a painted Vesper, a figure of that splendour which the old Romans called Sol Mortuorum. Whiles I was taken up with this strange scene there appeared in the middle purple colours a sudden commotion, and out of their very centre did sprout a certain flowery light, as it were the flame of a taper. Very bright it was, sparkling and twinkling like the day-star. The beams of this new planet - issuing forth in small skeins and rivulets - looked like threads of silver, which, being reflected against the trees, discovered a curious green umbrage; and I found myself in a grove of bays. The texture of the branches was so even - the leaves so thick and in that conspiring order - it was not a wood but a building. I conceived it indeed to be the Temple of Nature, where she had joined discipline to her doctrine. Under this shade and screen did lodge a number of nightingales, which I discovered by their whitish breasts. These, peeping through their leafy cabinets, rejoiced at this strange light, and - having first plumed themselves - stirred the still air with their music. This I thought was very pretty, for the silence of the night, suiting with the solitude of the place, made me judge it heavenly. The ground, both near and far off, presented a pleasing kind of checker, for this new star meeting with some drops of dew made a multitude of bright refractions, as if the earth had been paved with diamonds. These rare and various accidents kept my soul busied, but to interrupt my thoughts, as if it had been unlawful to examine what I had seen, another, more admirable object interposed. I could see between me and the light a most exquisite, divine beauty - her frame neither long nor short but a mean, decent stature. Attired she was in thin loose silk but so green that I never saw the like, for the colour was not earthly. In some places it was fancied with white and silver ribbons, which looked like lilies in a field of grass. Her head was overcast with a thin, floating tiffany, which she held up with one of her hands and looked as it were from under it. Her eyes were quick, fresh and celestial but had something of a start, as if she had been puzzled with a sudden occurrence. From her black veil did her locks break out, like sunbeams from a mist. They ran dishevelled to her breasts and then returned to her cheeks in curls and rings of gold. Her hair behind her was rolled to a curious glove, with a small short spire, flowered with purple and sky-coloured knots. Her rings were pure, entire emeralds - for she valued no metal - and her pendants of burning carbuncles. To be short, her whole habit was youthful and flowery: it smelt like the East and was thoroughly aired with rich Arabian diapasons. This and no other was her appearance at that time; but whiles I admired her perfections and prepared to make my addresses she prevents me with a voluntary approach. Here indeed I expected some discourse from her; but she, looking very seriously and silently in my face, takes me by the hand and softly whispers I should follow her. This, I confess, sounded strange; but I thought it not amiss to obey so sweet a command, and especially one that promised very much but was able in my opinion to perform more. The light which I had formerly admired proved now at least to be her attendant, for it moved like an usher before her. This service added much to her glory, and it was my only care to observe her, who though she wandered not yet verily she followed no known path. Her walk was green, being furred with a fine, small grass which felt like plush, for it was very soft, and pearled all the way with daisies and primrose. When we came out of our arbours and court of bays I could perceive a strange clearness in the air, not like that of day, neither can I affirm it was night. The stars indeed perched over us and stood glimmering, as it were, on the tops of high hills; for we were in a most deep bottom and the earth overlooked us, so that I conceived we were near the centre. We had not walked very far when I discovered certain thick, white clouds - for such they seemed to me - which filled all that part of the valley that was before us. This indeed was an error of mine; but it continued not long, for coming nearer I found them to be firm, solid rocks but shining and sparkling like diamonds. This rare and goodly sight did not a little encourage me, and great desire I had to hear my mistress speak - for so I judged her now - that if possible I might receive some information. How to bring this about I did not well know, for she seemed averse from discourse. But having resolved with myself to disturb her, I asked her if she would favour me with her name. To this she replied very familiarly, as if she had known me long before. "Eugenius" - said she - "I have many names, but my best and dearest is Thalia, for I am always green and shall never wither. Thou dost here behold the Mountains of the Moon, and I will shew thee the original of Nilus; for she springs from these invisible rocks. Look up and peruse the very tops of these pillars and cliffs of salt, for they are the true, philosophical, lunar mountains. Did’st thou ever see such a miraculous, incredible thing? This speech made me quickly look up to those glittering turrets of salt, where I could see a stupendous cataract or waterfall. The stream was more large than any river in her full channel; but notwithstanding the height and violence of its fall it descended without any noise. The waters were dashed and their current distracted by those saltish rocks; but for all this they came down with a dead silence - like the still, soft air. Some of this liquor - for it ran by me - I took up, to see what strange woollen substance it was that did thus steal down like snow. When I had it in my hands it was no common water but a certain kind of oil of a watery complexion. A viscous, fat, mineral nature it was, bright like pearls and transparent like crystal. When I had viewed and searched it well, it appeared somewhat spermatic, and in very truth it was obscene to the sight but much more to the touch. Hereupon Thalia told me it was the First Matter and the very natural, true sperm of the great world. "It is" - said she - "invisible and therefore few are they that find it; but many believe it is not to be found. They believe indeed that the world is a dead figure, like a body which hath been sometime made and fashioned by that spirit which dwelt in it, but retains that very shape and fashion for some short time after the spirit hath forsaken it. They should rather consider that every frame, when the soul hath left it, doth decompose and can no longer retain its former figure; for the agent that held and kept the parts together is gone. Most excellent then is that speech which I heard some time from one of my own pupils. ’This world’ - saith he - ’of such divers and contrary parts, would not have reached unity of form had there not been One who did join together such contrary things. But, being brought together, the very diversity of the natures joined, fighting one with another, had discomposed and separated them, unless there had been One to hold and keep those parts together which He at first did join. Verily the order of Nature could not proceed with such certainty, neither could she move so regularly in several places, times, effects and qualities, unless there were Some One Who disposed and ordered these varieties of motions. This, whatsoever it is, by which the world is preserved and governed, I call by that usual name God.’ "Thou must therefore, Eugenius" - said she - "understand that all compositions are made by an Active, Intelligent Life; for what was done in the composure of the great world in general, the same is performed in the generation of every creature, and its sperm in particular. I suppose thou dost know that water cannot be contained but in some vessel. The natural vessel which God hath appointed for it is the earth. In earth water may be thickened and brought to a figure; but of itself, and without earth, it hath an indefinite flux and is subject to no certain figure whatsoever. Air also is a fleeting and indeterminate substance, but water is his vessel; for water being figured by means of earth the air also is thickened and figured in the water. To ascend higher, the air coagulates the liquid fire, and fire incorporated involves and confines the thin light. These are the means by which God unites and compounds the elements into a sperm, for the earth alters the complexion of the water, and makes it viscous and slimy. Such a water must they seek who would produce any magical, extraordinary effects; for this spermatic water coagulates with the least heat, so that Nature concocts and hardens it into metals. Thou seest the whites of eggs will thicken as soon as they feel the fire; for their moisture is tempered with a pure, subtle earth, and this subtle, animated earth is that which binds their water. Take water then, my Eugenius, from the Mountains of the Moon, which is water and no water. Boil it in the fire of Nature to a twofold earth, white and red; then feed those earths with air of fire and fire of air; and thou hast the two magical luminaries. But because thou hast been a servant of mine for a long time, and that thy patience hath manifested the truth of thy love, I will bring thee to my school, and there will I shew thee what the world is not capable of." This was no sooner spoken but she passed by those diamond-like, rocky salts and brought me to a rock of adamant, figured to a just, entire cube. It was the basis to a fiery pyramid, a trigon of pure pyrope, whose imprisoned flames did stretch and strive for heaven. To the four-square of the frontlet of this rock was annexed a little portal and in that hung a tablet. It was a painted hedgehog, so rolled and wrapt up in his bag he could not easily be discomposed. Over this stood a dog snarling and hard by him this instruction: Softly, or he pricks. In we went, and having entered the rocks, the interior parts were of a heavenly, smaragdine colour. Somewhere they shined like leaves of pure gold, and then appeared a third inexpressible, purple tincture. We had not gone very far but we came to an ancient, majestic altar. On the offertory, or very top of it, was figured the trunk of an old rotten tree, plucked up by the roots. Out of this crept a snake - of colour white and green - slow of motion like a snail and very weak, having but newly felt the sun that overlooked her. Towards the foot or basis of this altar was an inscription in old Egyptian hieroglyphics which Thalia expounded, and this is it: TO THE BLESSED GODS IN THE UNDERWORLD N.L. From this place we moved straight forward till we came to a cave of earth. It was very obscure and withal dankish, giving a heavy odour - like that of graves. Here we stayed not long, but passing into this churchyard we came at last to the Sanctuary, where Thalia turning to me made this her short and last speech. "Eugenius, this is the place which many have desired to see, but saw it not. The preparatives to their admission here were wanting. They did not love me but mine. They coveted indeed the riches of Nature, but Nature herself they did both neglect and corrupt. Some advantages they had in point of assault, had they but studied their opportunities. I was exposed to their hands but they knew me not. I was subject in some measure to their violence, but He that made me would not suffer me to be rifled. In a word, the ruin of these man was built on their disposition. In their addresses to me they resembled those pitiful things which some call courtiers. These have their antics and raunts, as if they had been trained amongst apes. They scrape - as one hath well expressed it - proportions mathematical, make strange legs and faces, and in that phrase of the same poet ’Vary their mouths as ’twere by magic spell To figures oval, square and triangle.’ So these impudent sophisters assaulted me with vainglorious humours. When I looked into their hearts there was no room for me. They were full of proud thoughts and dreamed of a certain riotous happiness which must be maintained by my expenses and treasures. In the interim they did not consider that I was plain and simple, one that did not love noise but a private, sweet content. I have, Eugenius, found thee much of my own humour. I have withal found thy expectations patient. Thou canst easily believe where thou hast reason to thy faith. Thou hast all this while served without wages: now is the time come to reward thee. My love I freely give thee, and with it these tokens - my key and seal. The one shuts, the other opens: be sure to use both with discretion. As for the mysteries of this my school, thou hast the liberty to peruse them all; there is not anything here but I will gladly reveal it to thee. I have one precept that I shall command to thee, and this is it: you must be silent. You shall not in your writings exceed my allowances. Remember that I am your love, and you will not make me a prostitute. But because I wish you serviceable to those of your own disposition, I here give you an emblematical type of my Sanctuary, with a full privilege to publish it. This is all, and I am now going to that invisible region where is the abode of the immortals. Let not that proverb take place with you: Out of sight, out of mind. Remember me and be happy." These were her instructions, which were no sooner delivered but she brought me to a clear, large light; and here I saw those things which I must not speak of. Having thus discovered all the parts of that glorious labyrinth, she did lead me out again with her clue of sunbeams - her light that went shining before us. When we were past the rocks of Nilus she shewed me a secret staircase, by which we ascended from that deep and flowery vale to the face of this our common earth. Here Thalia stopped in a mute ceremony, for I was to be left all alone. She looked upon me in silent smiles, mixed with a pretty kind of sadness, for we were unwilling to part. But her hour of translation was come, and taking - as I thought - our last leave, she passed before my eyes unto the eternal, into the ether of Nature. |
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29:42 |
Then Shall the Moon Be Full by Daylight
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1. | Then Shall the Moon Be Full by Daylight | 07:36 | Show lyrics |
From thence by many colours into the East ascend, Then shall the Moon be full appearing by day light, Then is the purgatory passed, and her course at an end, There is the uprising of the Sun appearing bright, There is Summer after Spring, and day after night: The earth and water which were black be turned to air, And clouds of darkness blown over, and all appears fair. |
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07:36 |
Sutxakurrak
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Calyx | |
Huarte | Drums |
S.D. | Guitars |
Fantoni | Guitars, Bass |
Ator Humungus | Vocals, Drums (previously) |
Iluntze | |
Synder | All instruments |
Arvalastra | |
Dusk | Everything |
Aehrebelsethe | |
Akerbelex | All instruments, Vocals |
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1. | Calyx - La Armadura Del Diablo | 07:23 | Show lyrics |
En las ruinas del palacio, dicen Se ven extrañas luces correr Cernidas en la nebulosa noche Del melancólico invierno Entre los insepultos huesos De sus antiguos moradores El rayo de luna blanquea el haz Del escudo de su patrón A la hora del lobo, dicen Se oye el metálico son De las armas que allí yacen Malditas por su negro vestigio Bajo las enzarzadas almenas Diabólicos festines celebran Vasos sagrados son profanados Sirviendo de copa sangrienta El cielo cubierto De furia inminente Orna la tierra De rojo vehemente Fanfarrias de guerra Anuncian el paso Del cruzado maldito La sangre humea en las manos De sus terribles secuaces Reencarnado el diablo en metal oxidado Forjado en las sombras del reino negado Jamás desnuda las armas Ni entrega sueño Las espadas no le hieren Más se hunden sin matarlo El fuego enrojece su cota E impávido entre llamas Busca nuevas victimas El desprecia el oro Y aborrece la hermosura No hay ambición que le inquiete Ni lagrima que le conmueva Correrías nocturnas Lidera con brío Sus feroces gemidos Son por todos temidos Abortada del odio Es su impía mesnada Aroma de resina ardiente Porta la brisa del crepúsculo Tromba de chispas rojas Danzan furiosas en el horizonte Cabalgando entre nubes de humo Llegan los jinetes del Segre Sobre la desatada tempestad Agitados al soplo de la ira |
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2. | Iluntze - Endekapenaren Agurra | 07:36 | Show lyrics |
Izakiek sortutako usteltzea Praketan kabitu ezinik Gizonen indarra ezabaezina bihurtuta Sortutako giro kutsatu berriari ohituta Goseteak, izurriteak eta uholdeak Hiesa, eritasunak eta sifilisa Minbizia, herdoila, haratustela Gizonak, emakumeak, umeak Erreken negarra harkaitzak darama Bai larruzko hezurrak banan bana Begiek biziaren indarra higatuta Euriak bizitza darama Kobazuloen oroimenena galdu zen Bizidunen su bustiak itotzen Lurrean zuhaitzen behatzak Ametsen esanahi ulergaitzak Landa bat da gizakiekin Gizakiak bat dira lurrarekin Gainbeheraren hasiera Egunsentiaren bidea Asto izan eta mando bizi Etorkizuna begian eduki Ohitu ezinari bide emanda Honezkero, su eta salda Gure onenak emanak dira Lurrak larrutik ordainduko gaitu Izurritearen enbor bereko ezpalak gara Bukatuko da abestien tralarararalara Gu jainko bera gera Lur biziaren ura Arimaren indarrean Eskuen adimena |
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3. | Arvalastra - The Womb of Chaos | 07:29 | Show lyrics |
I The dark Chaos had come out as a confused mass from the depth of the Nothing, on the first sound of the almighty Word, and one would have said that disorder made it, and that it could not be the work of a God, formless as it was. All things in it were in a deep rest, and the elements in it were confused, because the divine Spirit did not yet distinguish them. II Who could now tell in which way the Heavens, the Earth and the Sea have been formed so light in themselves, and so vast, taking into account their wide spread? Who could explain how the Sun and the Moon have received the movement and the light, and how everything we see down here, has its form and it’s being? Who could eventually understand how everything has received its own denomination, has been animated by its proper spirit, and while coming out of the impure and unordered mass of the Chaos, has been regulated by a law, a quantity and a measure? III O you, children and imitators of the divine Hermes, to whom the science of your father showed the nature discovered, only you, only you know how this immortal hand has formed the Earth and the Heavens out of this formless mass of the Chaos; since your Great Work shows clearly that God has created all things in the same way that your Philosophical Elixir is made. IV But it does not belong to my weak pen to draw such a great picture; I am only a puny child of the Art, without any experience. It is not that your savant writings didn’t make me perceive the real goal one should go for, nor that I don’t know this Ilias, which has in it all we need, as well as this admirable composite through which you could bring the virtue of the elements from power to act. V It’s not that I do not know your secret Mercury, which is no other than a living, universal and innate spirit, which, in the form of airy vapour, comes down ceaselessly from heaven to earth in order to fill its porous belly, which then is born in the middle of impure sulphurs, and while growing, changes nature from volatile to fixed, giving itself the form of a radical fluid. VI It is not that I do not know yet, that if our oval Vessel is not sealed by Winter, it will never be able to keep the precious vapour, and that our beautiful child will die at birth, if it is not promptly rescued by an industrious hand and by the eyes of a lynx, since otherwise it will not be able to feed on its first humour, to the example of man, who, after feeding on impure blood in the mother’s womb, lives on milk when he comes on earth. VII Even if I know all these things, I do not dare yet to prove them to you, the errors of others always making me incertain. But if you are more touched by pity than by envy, dare to remove from my mind all doubts which embarrass it, and if I can be happy enough to explain distinctly in my books all which concerns your magistry, make, I conjure you, that I have from you as an answer: Work hard, since you know what has to be known. |
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4. | Aehrebelsethe - Basatien Leitzea | 06:47 | Show lyrics |
Basoan zehar Mendian gora Ilena jarraitzen Gizaki piztiak Ilunpean jarainduak Akelarreko maisterrak Bidetatik zehar Gauekoen uluak Berriztutako indarrekin Tontorretan entzuten dira! Aupe erra! Gaueko Indarrak Hartu zure aizkorak Asti gudariok! Birjaio eta bizi Ilenaren babesean Uluka ta karrasiz Santutegiaren sarreran Kanta eta esan Astien ezaguera hitz magikoak Inoiz idatziak Sutan igartzen Numenen adimenak Jasoten agerkundeak Izarrak beatzen mendi tontorrean Bidea gauzatu da Adarrak ta hostoak Ta gaueko piztiak Haien abesti zerutarra Harri batean Leizearen barrunbetan Ituna sinatu da Sua eta odola Aldare gainean Ta konpania kantan Zeru uztaia Leizean ikusten da Astiaren sorginkeria Gauan indartzen da! Astikeriak kanta Harriaren inguruan Gure odola diraki Bihotzaren barnean Begiak moldatzen dira Iluntasunekin Atzaparrak zorrozten dira Haginak kosk egiteko prest! Leizetako piztiak Zatozte deialdira Gaua da zeuena Oartu zure izaera Begiak moldatzen dira Iluntasunekin Atzaparrak zorrozten dira Haginak kosk egiteko prest! Astikeriak kanta Suaren inguruan Ilunpean dantzatzen Basatien Leizean! Basoan zehar Mendian gora Ilena jarraitzen Gizaki piztiak Ilunpean jarainduak Akelarreko maisterrak Bidetatik zehar Gauekoen uluak Berriztutako indarrekin Tontorretan entzuten dira! BARSKUNES! Ulukatzen dute Defuntuen ahotsek ARRE TAKE! Izarbidearen hertzean Zerua ikusten den leizean Jakinaren hilobia |
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5. | Werrako - Éter | 07:12 | Show lyrics |
Oh padre cielo Ser primigenio Yaces durmiendo Ajeno al tiempo Sueñas tu nombre Llena el vacío De entre las aguas Emerge un disco Surcas los mares Del firmamento Portas el fuego La luz y el trueno Los astros giran En armonía Entorno al árbol Más allá del norte Tras el horizonte Cruzas negros lagos Oscuras cavernas Revelan secretos Serpientes y perros Te atrapan y hieren Mueres y renaces Fecundas el suelo Astas de ciervo Ojo de cuervo Abre los caminos Que llevan al centro Oh noble ancestro Sobre las cumbres Descansa invicto En tu profundo sueño |
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36:27 |
The Womb of Chaos
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1. | The Womb of Chaos | 07:29 | Show lyrics |
I The dark Chaos had come out as a confused mass from the depth of the Nothing, on the first sound of the almighty Word, and one would have said that disorder made it, and that it could not be the work of a God, formless as it was. All things in it were in a deep rest, and the elements in it were confused, because the divine Spirit did not yet distinguish them. II Who could now tell in which way the Heavens, the Earth and the Sea have been formed so light in themselves, and so vast, taking into account their wide spread? Who could explain how the Sun and the Moon have received the movement and the light, and how everything we see down here, has its form and it’s being? Who could eventually understand how everything has received its own denomination, has been animated by its proper spirit, and while coming out of the impure and unordered mass of the Chaos, has been regulated by a law, a quantity and a measure? III O you, children and imitators of the divine Hermes, to whom the science of your father showed the nature discovered, only you, only you know how this immortal hand has formed the Earth and the Heavens out of this formless mass of the Chaos; since your Great Work shows clearly that God has created all things in the same way that your Philosophical Elixir is made. IV But it does not belong to my weak pen to draw such a great picture; I am only a puny child of the Art, without any experience. It is not that your savant writings didn’t make me perceive the real goal one should go for, nor that I don’t know this Ilias, which has in it all we need, as well as this admirable composite through which you could bring the virtue of the elements from power to act. V It’s not that I do not know your secret Mercury, which is no other than a living, universal and innate spirit, which, in the form of airy vapour, comes down ceaselessly from heaven to earth in order to fill its porous belly, which then is born in the middle of impure sulphurs, and while growing, changes nature from volatile to fixed, giving itself the form of a radical fluid. VI It is not that I do not know yet, that if our oval Vessel is not sealed by Winter, it will never be able to keep the precious vapour, and that our beautiful child will die at birth, if it is not promptly rescued by an industrious hand and by the eyes of a lynx, since otherwise it will not be able to feed on its first humour, to the example of man, who, after feeding on impure blood in the mother’s womb, lives on milk when he comes on earth. VII Even if I know all these things, I do not dare yet to prove them to you, the errors of others always making me incertain. But if you are more touched by pity than by envy, dare to remove from my mind all doubts which embarrass it, and if I can be happy enough to explain distinctly in my books all which concerns your magistry, make, I conjure you, that I have from you as an answer: Work hard, since you know what has to be known. |
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07:29 |
Compendium
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1. | Hermetique Mysteries | 12:34 | Show lyrics |
There is no light, but what lives in the Sunne; There is no Sunne, but which is twice begott; Nature and Arte the Parents first begonne: By Nature was, but Nature perfects not. Arte then what Nature left in hand doth take, And out of One a Twofold worke doth make. A Twofold worke doth make, but such a worke As doth admitt Division none at all (See here wherein the Secret most doth lurke) Unlesse it be a Mathematicall. It must be Two, yet make it One and One, And you do take the way to make it None. Lo here the Primar Secret of this Arte, Contemne it not but understand it right, Who faileth to attaine this formost part, Shall never know Artes force nor Natures might. Nor yet have power of One and One so mixt, To make by One fixt, One unfixid fixt. |
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2. | The Magistry | 09:32 | Show lyrics |
Through want of Skill and Reasons light Men stumble at Noone day; Whilst buisily our Stone they seeke, That lyeth in the way. Who thus do seeke they know not what Is’t likely they should finde? Or hitt the Marke whereat they ayme Better then can the Blinde? No, Hermes Sonns for Wisdome aske Your footesteps shee’le direct: Shee’le Natures way and secret Cave And Tree of lyfe detect. Sun and Moone in Hermes Vessell Learne how the Collours shew, The nature of the Elements, And how the Daisies grow. Greate Python how Appollo flew, Cadmus his hollow-Oake: His new rais’d army, and Iason how The Fiery Steeres did yoke. The Eagle which aloft doth fly See that thou bring to ground; And give unto the Snake some wings, Which in the Earth is found. Then in one Roome sure binde them both, To fight till they be dead; And that a Prince of Kingdomes three Of both them shalbe bred, Which from the Cradle to his Crowne, Is fed with his owne blood; And though to some it seemeth strange, He hath no other Foode. Into his Virgin-Mothers wombe, Againe he enter must; Soe shall the King by his new-byrth, Be ten times stronger just. And able is his foes to foile, The dead he will revive: Oh happy man that understands This Medicen to atchive! Hoc opus exigium nobis fert ire per altum. December, 1633. |
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3. | Then Shall the Moon Be Full by Daylight | 07:36 | Show lyrics |
From thence by many colours into the East ascend, Then shall the Moon be full appearing by day light, Then is the purgatory passed, and her course at an end, There is the uprising of the Sun appearing bright, There is Summer after Spring, and day after night: The earth and water which were black be turned to air, And clouds of darkness blown over, and all appears fair. |
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4. | First Prayer | 11:12 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) Hail, pure self-moving Source, O Form, pure for receiving the Light! The Light of all things unites itself with thee alone. Most blessed art thou among all receptive forms, and blessed is the Fruit that thou conceivest, the Essence of Light united with warm substance. Pure Form, Mother of the most perfect Being, lift thyself up to the Light for us, now as we toil and in the hour when we complete the Work! |
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5. | Second Prayer | 07:53 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) Light Supreme, who art the Divine in Nature and dwellest in its innermost parts as in Heaven, hallowed be thy qualities and laws! Wherever thou art, all is brought to perfection; may the realm of thy Knowledge become subject unto thee. May our will in all our work be only thee, self-moving Power of Light! And as in the whole of Nature thou accomplishest all things, so accomplish all things in our work also. Give us of the Dew of Heaven, and the Fat of the Earth, the Fruits of Sun and Moon from the Tree of Life. And forgive us all errors which we have committed in our work without knowledge of thee, as we seek to turn from their errors those who have offended our precepts. And leave us not to our own darkness and our own science, but deliver us from all evil through the perfection of thy Work, Amen. |
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6. | Channelling the Moon Above | 03:28 | |
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7. | The Womb of Chaos | 07:29 | Show lyrics |
I The dark Chaos had come out as a confused mass from the depth of the Nothing, on the first sound of the almighty Word, and one would have said that disorder made it, and that it could not be the work of a God, formless as it was. All things in it were in a deep rest, and the elements in it were confused, because the divine Spirit did not yet distinguish them. II Who could now tell in which way the Heavens, the Earth and the Sea have been formed so light in themselves, and so vast, taking into account their wide spread? Who could explain how the Sun and the Moon have received the movement and the light, and how everything we see down here, has its form and it’s being? Who could eventually understand how everything has received its own denomination, has been animated by its proper spirit, and while coming out of the impure and unordered mass of the Chaos, has been regulated by a law, a quantity and a measure? III O you, children and imitators of the divine Hermes, to whom the science of your father showed the nature discovered, only you, only you know how this immortal hand has formed the Earth and the Heavens out of this formless mass of the Chaos; since your Great Work shows clearly that God has created all things in the same way that your Philosophical Elixir is made. IV But it does not belong to my weak pen to draw such a great picture; I am only a puny child of the Art, without any experience. It is not that your savant writings didn’t make me perceive the real goal one should go for, nor that I don’t know this Ilias, which has in it all we need, as well as this admirable composite through which you could bring the virtue of the elements from power to act. V It’s not that I do not know your secret Mercury, which is no other than a living, universal and innate spirit, which, in the form of airy vapour, comes down ceaselessly from heaven to earth in order to fill its porous belly, which then is born in the middle of impure sulphurs, and while growing, changes nature from volatile to fixed, giving itself the form of a radical fluid. VI It is not that I do not know yet, that if our oval Vessel is not sealed by Winter, it will never be able to keep the precious vapour, and that our beautiful child will die at birth, if it is not promptly rescued by an industrious hand and by the eyes of a lynx, since otherwise it will not be able to feed on its first humour, to the example of man, who, after feeding on impure blood in the mother’s womb, lives on milk when he comes on earth. VII Even if I know all these things, I do not dare yet to prove them to you, the errors of others always making me incertain. But if you are more touched by pity than by envy, dare to remove from my mind all doubts which embarrass it, and if I can be happy enough to explain distinctly in my books all which concerns your magistry, make, I conjure you, that I have from you as an answer: Work hard, since you know what has to be known. |
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59:44 |
The Key to the Shrine of Putrefaction
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June 10th, 2020 | Ignis Fatuus Collective | CD | ||
June 10th, 2020 | Independent | Digital | ||
October 17th, 2020 | Knekelput | Cassette | Limited edition | |
October 17th, 2020 | Knekelput | Digital | Bandcamp |
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1. | Purging the Gates of Sulphur | 03:12 | instrumental |
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2. | Under the Moisture of the Moon | 06:18 | Show lyrics |
This under the moisture of the Moon, And under the temperate heat of the Sun, Your Elements shall be incinerated soon, And then you have the mastery won. Thank God your work was then so begun, For there you have one true token, Which first in blackness will be shown to you. That token we call the Head of the Crow, And some men call it the Crow’s bill, Some call it the ashes of Hermes tree, And thus they name it after their will, Our Toad which eats his fill of the earth, Some name it by that which it is mortified, The spirit with venom intoxicated. You are now within the first gate, Of the Castle where the Philosophers dwell. Proceed wisely that you may win, And go though more gates of that Castle. This Castle is round as any bell, And gates it has yet eleven more, One is conquered, now to the second go. |
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3. | The Crystal Vessel | 12:29 | Show lyrics |
Altitude, Latitude and also Profundity, By which always we must turn our wheel, Knowing that your entrance in the West shall be, Your passage forth to the North if you do well, And there your lights lose their light each deal, For there you must abide by ninety nights, In darkness of purgatory without lights. Then take your course up to the East anon, By colours variable, passing in manifold ways, And then be winter and spring nigh overgone, To the East therefore devise your ascending, For there the Sun with daylight does uprise in summer, And there disport you with delight, For there your work shall become perfect white. Forth from the East into the South ascend, And sit you down there in the chair of fire, For there is harvest, that is to say an end Of all this work after your own desire, There shines the Sun up in his Hemisphere, And after the eclipse is in redness with glory, To reign as King upon all metals and Mercury. All in one glass must all this thing be done, Like to an egg in shape and closed well, Then you must know the measure of firing, Which if unknown your work is lost each deal. Never let your glass be hotter than you may feel, And suffer still in your bare hand to hold, For fear of losing, as Philosophers have told. |
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4. | The Menstrual Fire | 10:11 | Show lyrics |
There are four fires which you must understand, Natural, unnatural, against Nature also, And elemental which does burn the brand. These four fires we use and no more, Fire against nature must do your bodily woe, This is our Dragon as I you tell, Fiercely burning as the fire of hell. Fire of nature is the third menstrual, That fire is natural in each thing, But fire occasional, we call unnatural, As heat of ashes, and baths for putrefying, Without these fires you may nought bring to Putrefaction, For to be separate, Your matters together proportionate. Therefore make fire within your glass, Which burns the body more than fire Elemental, If you will win our secrets, According to your desire. Then shall your seeds both rot and spire, By help of fire occasional, That kindly after they may be separated. |
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5. | Astral Veins | 06:16 | Show lyrics |
Therefore like as the woman has veins fifteen, And the man has but five to the act of their fecundity, Required in our Conjunction first I mean, So must the man our Sun have of his water three, And nine his wife, which three to him must be. Then like with like will joy have for to dwell, More of Conjunction I needeth not to tell. And when your vessel has stood by five months, And clouds and eclipses be passed each one, The light appearing, increase your heat, then believe, Until bright and shining in whiteness be your Stone. Then may you open your glass anon, And feed your child which is born, With milk and meat, aye more and more. |
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6. | Chant of Coagulation | 04:11 | instrumental |
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7. | By Rotting Dieth the Compound Corporeal | 09:54 | Show lyrics |
Make each the other then to hug and kiss, And like as children to play them up and down, And when their shirts are filled with piss, Then let the woman to wash be bound, Which often for faintness will fall in a swoon, And die at last with her children all, And go to purgatory to purge their filth original. When they be there, by little and little increase, Their pains with heat, aye, more and more, Never let the fire from them cease, And see that thy furnace be apt therefore, Which wise men call an Athanor, Conserving heat required most temperately, By which thy matter doth kindly putrefy. |
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52:31 |
Lunaural
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1. | Scroll of the Red Luna | 08:29 | Show lyrics |
Here is the last of the White Stone and the begining of the Red: Of the son take the light The Red gum that is so bright And of the Moon do also The which gum they both trowe The philosophers Sulphur vive This I call it without strife Kybright and Kebright it is called also And other names many more |
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2. | The Hermetic Garden | 09:01 | Show lyrics |
Emblem 33: On the left, a man lies on the ground, holding a plant with three flowers. Hovering just above his head is a shining star. On the right stands a stag, with fine branching antlers, on the points of which are stars. In the sky above the man, a rock or cloud floats, shining out rays. In its centre is set a triangle, within which a candle burns. |
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3. | Splendor Solis | 06:49 | Show lyrics |
Emblem 8: A crowned angel above whose head a six-pointed star shines. She holds out a cloth to a naked man who is emerging from a lake, or swamp. |
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4. | Alkahest | 04:18 | Show lyrics |
I shall you tell with plain declaration Where, how, and what is my generation Omogeni is my Father And Magnesia is my Mother And Azot truly is my Sister And Kibrick forsooth is my Brother The Serpent of Arabia is my name The which is leader of all this game That sometime was both wood and wild And now I am both meek and mild |
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5. | Chrysopoeia | 01:10 | Show lyrics |
Description of the stone: Though Daphne fly from Phoebus bright, Yet shall they both be one, And if you understand this right, You have our hidden Stone. For Daphne she is faire and white: But Volatile is she; Phoebus a fixed God of might, And red as blood is he. Daphne is a Water Nymph, And hath of Moysture store, Which Phoebus doth consume with heate, And dryes her very sore. They being dryed into one, Of christall flood must drinke, Till they be brought to a white Stone: Which wash with Virgins milke, So longe untill they flow as wax, And no fume you can see, Then have you all you neede to aske, Praise God and thankfull be. |
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6. | Red Elixir Vitae | 07:30 | Show lyrics |
Here is the last of the Red, and the beginning to put away the dead. The Elixir Vitae: In the sea without lees Standeth the bird of Hermes Eating his wings variable And maketh himself yet full stable When all his feathers be from him gone He standeth still here as a stone Here is now both white and red And all so the stone to quicken the dead All and some without fable Both hard and soft and malleable Understand now well and right And thank you God of this sight |
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37:17 |
Lunaural
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1. | Scroll of the Red Luna | 08:29 | Show lyrics |
Here is the last of the White Stone and the begining of the Red: Of the son take the light The Red gum that is so bright And of the Moon do also The which gum they both trowe The philosophers Sulphur vive This I call it without strife Kybright and Kebright it is called also And other names many more |
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2. | The Hermetic Garden | 09:01 | Show lyrics |
Emblem 33: On the left, a man lies on the ground, holding a plant with three flowers. Hovering just above his head is a shining star. On the right stands a stag, with fine branching antlers, on the points of which are stars. In the sky above the man, a rock or cloud floats, shining out rays. In its centre is set a triangle, within which a candle burns. |
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3. | Splendor Solis | 06:49 | Show lyrics |
Emblem 8: A crowned angel above whose head a six-pointed star shines. She holds out a cloth to a naked man who is emerging from a lake, or swamp. |
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4. | Alkahest | 04:18 | Show lyrics |
I shall you tell with plain declaration Where, how, and what is my generation Omogeni is my Father And Magnesia is my Mother And Azot truly is my Sister And Kibrick forsooth is my Brother The Serpent of Arabia is my name The which is leader of all this game That sometime was both wood and wild And now I am both meek and mild |
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5. | Chrysopoeia | 01:10 | Show lyrics |
Description of the stone: Though Daphne fly from Phoebus bright, Yet shall they both be one, And if you understand this right, You have our hidden Stone. For Daphne she is faire and white: But Volatile is she; Phoebus a fixed God of might, And red as blood is he. Daphne is a Water Nymph, And hath of Moysture store, Which Phoebus doth consume with heate, And dryes her very sore. They being dryed into one, Of christall flood must drinke, Till they be brought to a white Stone: Which wash with Virgins milke, So longe untill they flow as wax, And no fume you can see, Then have you all you neede to aske, Praise God and thankfull be. |
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6. | Red Elixir Vitae | 07:30 | Show lyrics |
Here is the last of the Red, and the beginning to put away the dead. The Elixir Vitae: In the sea without lees Standeth the bird of Hermes Eating his wings variable And maketh himself yet full stable When all his feathers be from him gone He standeth still here as a stone Here is now both white and red And all so the stone to quicken the dead All and some without fable Both hard and soft and malleable Understand now well and right And thank you God of this sight |
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Hermetique Mysteries
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1. | Hermetique Mysteries | 12:34 | Show lyrics |
There is no light, but what lives in the Sunne; There is no Sunne, but which is twice begott; Nature and Arte the Parents first begonne: By Nature was, but Nature perfects not. Arte then what Nature left in hand doth take, And out of One a Twofold worke doth make. A Twofold worke doth make, but such a worke As doth admitt Division none at all (See here wherein the Secret most doth lurke) Unlesse it be a Mathematicall. It must be Two, yet make it One and One, And you do take the way to make it None. Lo here the Primar Secret of this Arte, Contemne it not but understand it right, Who faileth to attaine this formost part, Shall never know Artes force nor Natures might. Nor yet have power of One and One so mixt, To make by One fixt, One unfixid fixt. |
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1. | Hermetique Mysteries | 12:34 | Show lyrics |
There is no light, but what lives in the Sunne; There is no Sunne, but which is twice begott; Nature and Arte the Parents first begonne: By Nature was, but Nature perfects not. Arte then what Nature left in hand doth take, And out of One a Twofold worke doth make. A Twofold worke doth make, but such a worke As doth admitt Division none at all (See here wherein the Secret most doth lurke) Unlesse it be a Mathematicall. It must be Two, yet make it One and One, And you do take the way to make it None. Lo here the Primar Secret of this Arte, Contemne it not but understand it right, Who faileth to attaine this formost part, Shall never know Artes force nor Natures might. Nor yet have power of One and One so mixt, To make by One fixt, One unfixid fixt. |
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12:34 |
The Key to the Shrine of Putrefaction
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1. | Purging the Gates of Sulphur | 03:12 | instrumental |
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2. | Under the Moisture of the Moon | 06:18 | Show lyrics |
This under the moisture of the Moon, And under the temperate heat of the Sun, Your Elements shall be incinerated soon, And then you have the mastery won. Thank God your work was then so begun, For there you have one true token, Which first in blackness will be shown to you. That token we call the Head of the Crow, And some men call it the Crow’s bill, Some call it the ashes of Hermes tree, And thus they name it after their will, Our Toad which eats his fill of the earth, Some name it by that which it is mortified, The spirit with venom intoxicated. You are now within the first gate, Of the Castle where the Philosophers dwell. Proceed wisely that you may win, And go though more gates of that Castle. This Castle is round as any bell, And gates it has yet eleven more, One is conquered, now to the second go. |
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3. | The Crystal Vessel | 12:29 | Show lyrics |
Altitude, Latitude and also Profundity, By which always we must turn our wheel, Knowing that your entrance in the West shall be, Your passage forth to the North if you do well, And there your lights lose their light each deal, For there you must abide by ninety nights, In darkness of purgatory without lights. Then take your course up to the East anon, By colours variable, passing in manifold ways, And then be winter and spring nigh overgone, To the East therefore devise your ascending, For there the Sun with daylight does uprise in summer, And there disport you with delight, For there your work shall become perfect white. Forth from the East into the South ascend, And sit you down there in the chair of fire, For there is harvest, that is to say an end Of all this work after your own desire, There shines the Sun up in his Hemisphere, And after the eclipse is in redness with glory, To reign as King upon all metals and Mercury. All in one glass must all this thing be done, Like to an egg in shape and closed well, Then you must know the measure of firing, Which if unknown your work is lost each deal. Never let your glass be hotter than you may feel, And suffer still in your bare hand to hold, For fear of losing, as Philosophers have told. |
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4. | The Menstrual Fire | 10:11 | Show lyrics |
There are four fires which you must understand, Natural, unnatural, against Nature also, And elemental which does burn the brand. These four fires we use and no more, Fire against nature must do your bodily woe, This is our Dragon as I you tell, Fiercely burning as the fire of hell. Fire of nature is the third menstrual, That fire is natural in each thing, But fire occasional, we call unnatural, As heat of ashes, and baths for putrefying, Without these fires you may nought bring to Putrefaction, For to be separate, Your matters together proportionate. Therefore make fire within your glass, Which burns the body more than fire Elemental, If you will win our secrets, According to your desire. Then shall your seeds both rot and spire, By help of fire occasional, That kindly after they may be separated. |
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5. | Astral Veins | 06:16 | Show lyrics |
Therefore like as the woman has veins fifteen, And the man has but five to the act of their fecundity, Required in our Conjunction first I mean, So must the man our Sun have of his water three, And nine his wife, which three to him must be. Then like with like will joy have for to dwell, More of Conjunction I needeth not to tell. And when your vessel has stood by five months, And clouds and eclipses be passed each one, The light appearing, increase your heat, then believe, Until bright and shining in whiteness be your Stone. Then may you open your glass anon, And feed your child which is born, With milk and meat, aye more and more. |
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6. | Chant of Coagulation | 04:11 | instrumental |
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7. | By Rotting Dieth the Compound Corporeal | 09:54 | Show lyrics |
Make each the other then to hug and kiss, And like as children to play them up and down, And when their shirts are filled with piss, Then let the woman to wash be bound, Which often for faintness will fall in a swoon, And die at last with her children all, And go to purgatory to purge their filth original. When they be there, by little and little increase, Their pains with heat, aye, more and more, Never let the fire from them cease, And see that thy furnace be apt therefore, Which wise men call an Athanor, Conserving heat required most temperately, By which thy matter doth kindly putrefy. |
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52:31 |
The Key to the Shrine of Putrefaction
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1. | Purging the Gates of Sulphur | 03:12 | instrumental |
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2. | Under the Moisture of the Moon | 06:18 | Show lyrics |
This under the moisture of the Moon, And under the temperate heat of the Sun, Your Elements shall be incinerated soon, And then you have the mastery won. Thank God your work was then so begun, For there you have one true token, Which first in blackness will be shown to you. That token we call the Head of the Crow, And some men call it the Crow’s bill, Some call it the ashes of Hermes tree, And thus they name it after their will, Our Toad which eats his fill of the earth, Some name it by that which it is mortified, The spirit with venom intoxicated. You are now within the first gate, Of the Castle where the Philosophers dwell. Proceed wisely that you may win, And go though more gates of that Castle. This Castle is round as any bell, And gates it has yet eleven more, One is conquered, now to the second go. |
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3. | The Crystal Vessel | 12:29 | Show lyrics |
Altitude, Latitude and also Profundity, By which always we must turn our wheel, Knowing that your entrance in the West shall be, Your passage forth to the North if you do well, And there your lights lose their light each deal, For there you must abide by ninety nights, In darkness of purgatory without lights. Then take your course up to the East anon, By colours variable, passing in manifold ways, And then be winter and spring nigh overgone, To the East therefore devise your ascending, For there the Sun with daylight does uprise in summer, And there disport you with delight, For there your work shall become perfect white. Forth from the East into the South ascend, And sit you down there in the chair of fire, For there is harvest, that is to say an end Of all this work after your own desire, There shines the Sun up in his Hemisphere, And after the eclipse is in redness with glory, To reign as King upon all metals and Mercury. All in one glass must all this thing be done, Like to an egg in shape and closed well, Then you must know the measure of firing, Which if unknown your work is lost each deal. Never let your glass be hotter than you may feel, And suffer still in your bare hand to hold, For fear of losing, as Philosophers have told. |
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4. | The Menstrual Fire | 10:11 | Show lyrics |
There are four fires which you must understand, Natural, unnatural, against Nature also, And elemental which does burn the brand. These four fires we use and no more, Fire against nature must do your bodily woe, This is our Dragon as I you tell, Fiercely burning as the fire of hell. Fire of nature is the third menstrual, That fire is natural in each thing, But fire occasional, we call unnatural, As heat of ashes, and baths for putrefying, Without these fires you may nought bring to Putrefaction, For to be separate, Your matters together proportionate. Therefore make fire within your glass, Which burns the body more than fire Elemental, If you will win our secrets, According to your desire. Then shall your seeds both rot and spire, By help of fire occasional, That kindly after they may be separated. |
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5. | Astral Veins | 06:16 | Show lyrics |
Therefore like as the woman has veins fifteen, And the man has but five to the act of their fecundity, Required in our Conjunction first I mean, So must the man our Sun have of his water three, And nine his wife, which three to him must be. Then like with like will joy have for to dwell, More of Conjunction I needeth not to tell. And when your vessel has stood by five months, And clouds and eclipses be passed each one, The light appearing, increase your heat, then believe, Until bright and shining in whiteness be your Stone. Then may you open your glass anon, And feed your child which is born, With milk and meat, aye more and more. |
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6. | Chant of Coagulation | 04:11 | instrumental |
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7. | By Rotting Dieth the Compound Corporeal | 09:54 | Show lyrics |
Make each the other then to hug and kiss, And like as children to play them up and down, And when their shirts are filled with piss, Then let the woman to wash be bound, Which often for faintness will fall in a swoon, And die at last with her children all, And go to purgatory to purge their filth original. When they be there, by little and little increase, Their pains with heat, aye, more and more, Never let the fire from them cease, And see that thy furnace be apt therefore, Which wise men call an Athanor, Conserving heat required most temperately, By which thy matter doth kindly putrefy. |
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52:31 |
The Key to the Shrine of Putrefaction
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1. | Purging the Gates of Sulphur | 03:12 | instrumental |
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2. | Under the Moisture of the Moon | 06:18 | Show lyrics |
This under the moisture of the Moon, And under the temperate heat of the Sun, Your Elements shall be incinerated soon, And then you have the mastery won. Thank God your work was then so begun, For there you have one true token, Which first in blackness will be shown to you. That token we call the Head of the Crow, And some men call it the Crow’s bill, Some call it the ashes of Hermes tree, And thus they name it after their will, Our Toad which eats his fill of the earth, Some name it by that which it is mortified, The spirit with venom intoxicated. You are now within the first gate, Of the Castle where the Philosophers dwell. Proceed wisely that you may win, And go though more gates of that Castle. This Castle is round as any bell, And gates it has yet eleven more, One is conquered, now to the second go. |
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3. | The Crystal Vessel | 12:29 | Show lyrics |
Altitude, Latitude and also Profundity, By which always we must turn our wheel, Knowing that your entrance in the West shall be, Your passage forth to the North if you do well, And there your lights lose their light each deal, For there you must abide by ninety nights, In darkness of purgatory without lights. Then take your course up to the East anon, By colours variable, passing in manifold ways, And then be winter and spring nigh overgone, To the East therefore devise your ascending, For there the Sun with daylight does uprise in summer, And there disport you with delight, For there your work shall become perfect white. Forth from the East into the South ascend, And sit you down there in the chair of fire, For there is harvest, that is to say an end Of all this work after your own desire, There shines the Sun up in his Hemisphere, And after the eclipse is in redness with glory, To reign as King upon all metals and Mercury. All in one glass must all this thing be done, Like to an egg in shape and closed well, Then you must know the measure of firing, Which if unknown your work is lost each deal. Never let your glass be hotter than you may feel, And suffer still in your bare hand to hold, For fear of losing, as Philosophers have told. |
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4. | The Menstrual Fire | 10:11 | Show lyrics |
There are four fires which you must understand, Natural, unnatural, against Nature also, And elemental which does burn the brand. These four fires we use and no more, Fire against nature must do your bodily woe, This is our Dragon as I you tell, Fiercely burning as the fire of hell. Fire of nature is the third menstrual, That fire is natural in each thing, But fire occasional, we call unnatural, As heat of ashes, and baths for putrefying, Without these fires you may nought bring to Putrefaction, For to be separate, Your matters together proportionate. Therefore make fire within your glass, Which burns the body more than fire Elemental, If you will win our secrets, According to your desire. Then shall your seeds both rot and spire, By help of fire occasional, That kindly after they may be separated. |
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5. | Astral Veins | 06:16 | Show lyrics |
Therefore like as the woman has veins fifteen, And the man has but five to the act of their fecundity, Required in our Conjunction first I mean, So must the man our Sun have of his water three, And nine his wife, which three to him must be. Then like with like will joy have for to dwell, More of Conjunction I needeth not to tell. And when your vessel has stood by five months, And clouds and eclipses be passed each one, The light appearing, increase your heat, then believe, Until bright and shining in whiteness be your Stone. Then may you open your glass anon, And feed your child which is born, With milk and meat, aye more and more. |
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6. | Chant of Coagulation | 04:11 | instrumental |
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7. | By Rotting Dieth the Compound Corporeal | 09:54 | Show lyrics |
Make each the other then to hug and kiss, And like as children to play them up and down, And when their shirts are filled with piss, Then let the woman to wash be bound, Which often for faintness will fall in a swoon, And die at last with her children all, And go to purgatory to purge their filth original. When they be there, by little and little increase, Their pains with heat, aye, more and more, Never let the fire from them cease, And see that thy furnace be apt therefore, Which wise men call an Athanor, Conserving heat required most temperately, By which thy matter doth kindly putrefy. |
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52:31 |
The Key to the Shrine of Putrefaction
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1. | Purging the Gates of Sulphur | 03:12 | instrumental |
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2. | Under the Moisture of the Moon | 06:18 | Show lyrics |
This under the moisture of the Moon, And under the temperate heat of the Sun, Your Elements shall be incinerated soon, And then you have the mastery won. Thank God your work was then so begun, For there you have one true token, Which first in blackness will be shown to you. That token we call the Head of the Crow, And some men call it the Crow’s bill, Some call it the ashes of Hermes tree, And thus they name it after their will, Our Toad which eats his fill of the earth, Some name it by that which it is mortified, The spirit with venom intoxicated. You are now within the first gate, Of the Castle where the Philosophers dwell. Proceed wisely that you may win, And go though more gates of that Castle. This Castle is round as any bell, And gates it has yet eleven more, One is conquered, now to the second go. |
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3. | The Crystal Vessel | 12:29 | Show lyrics |
Altitude, Latitude and also Profundity, By which always we must turn our wheel, Knowing that your entrance in the West shall be, Your passage forth to the North if you do well, And there your lights lose their light each deal, For there you must abide by ninety nights, In darkness of purgatory without lights. Then take your course up to the East anon, By colours variable, passing in manifold ways, And then be winter and spring nigh overgone, To the East therefore devise your ascending, For there the Sun with daylight does uprise in summer, And there disport you with delight, For there your work shall become perfect white. Forth from the East into the South ascend, And sit you down there in the chair of fire, For there is harvest, that is to say an end Of all this work after your own desire, There shines the Sun up in his Hemisphere, And after the eclipse is in redness with glory, To reign as King upon all metals and Mercury. All in one glass must all this thing be done, Like to an egg in shape and closed well, Then you must know the measure of firing, Which if unknown your work is lost each deal. Never let your glass be hotter than you may feel, And suffer still in your bare hand to hold, For fear of losing, as Philosophers have told. |
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4. | The Menstrual Fire | 10:11 | Show lyrics |
There are four fires which you must understand, Natural, unnatural, against Nature also, And elemental which does burn the brand. These four fires we use and no more, Fire against nature must do your bodily woe, This is our Dragon as I you tell, Fiercely burning as the fire of hell. Fire of nature is the third menstrual, That fire is natural in each thing, But fire occasional, we call unnatural, As heat of ashes, and baths for putrefying, Without these fires you may nought bring to Putrefaction, For to be separate, Your matters together proportionate. Therefore make fire within your glass, Which burns the body more than fire Elemental, If you will win our secrets, According to your desire. Then shall your seeds both rot and spire, By help of fire occasional, That kindly after they may be separated. |
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5. | Astral Veins | 06:16 | Show lyrics |
Therefore like as the woman has veins fifteen, And the man has but five to the act of their fecundity, Required in our Conjunction first I mean, So must the man our Sun have of his water three, And nine his wife, which three to him must be. Then like with like will joy have for to dwell, More of Conjunction I needeth not to tell. And when your vessel has stood by five months, And clouds and eclipses be passed each one, The light appearing, increase your heat, then believe, Until bright and shining in whiteness be your Stone. Then may you open your glass anon, And feed your child which is born, With milk and meat, aye more and more. |
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6. | Chant of Coagulation | 04:11 | instrumental |
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7. | By Rotting Dieth the Compound Corporeal | 09:54 | Show lyrics |
Make each the other then to hug and kiss, And like as children to play them up and down, And when their shirts are filled with piss, Then let the woman to wash be bound, Which often for faintness will fall in a swoon, And die at last with her children all, And go to purgatory to purge their filth original. When they be there, by little and little increase, Their pains with heat, aye, more and more, Never let the fire from them cease, And see that thy furnace be apt therefore, Which wise men call an Athanor, Conserving heat required most temperately, By which thy matter doth kindly putrefy. |
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