Israel Regardie - The Complete Golden Dawn System of Magic.pdf

THE COMPLETE GOLDEN DAWN SYSTEM OF MAGIC
THE EIGHTEENTH WATCHWORD
Many lights show forth the Father of Lights, and the darkness testifies concerning Him.
THE NINETEENTH WATCHWORD
We confess that we have aspired to the Crown, seeing that we are King's sons, and we look
for the Glory of God, when it shall be made manifest.
THE TWENTIETH WATCHWORD
In six days of his life is material man completed, and thereafter cometh a Jubilee.
THE TWENTY-FIRST WATCHWORD
The secret of death is analogous to the secret of birth, and in his resurrection is man
reborn.
THE TWENTY-SECOND WATCHWORD
We desire to put off mortality and to be clothed again in God.
THE TWENTY-THIRD WATCHWORD
Man entereth into his true self as a priest into the Holy Place.
THE TWENTY-FOURTH WATCHWORD
It is made known that the Light of the soul is even as the Light of the Throne: let us
therefore look up, for our salvation draweth near.
HERE ENDETH THE SECOND POINT
ARRANGEMENT OF THE HALL FOR THE THIRD POINT
The necessary changes in the furniture and the vestments of the Officers are to be
carried out as silently as possible towards the close of the Vigil of the Holy Watch in the
Second Point.
'The Hall reps esents a chamber in the centre of the earth. In the north-west is the door
of the chamber, bearing the symbol of a five-petalled Rose, which should be luminous.
Within the chamber a priestess sits, representing the Virgin Mother, surrounded by incense,
bread, honey, flowers, a chalice of milk, and wine. A couch with painted lions on either side of
it is placed in the centre of the room, in place of the Altar, which is moved away.
The Officers required for the Third Point are:
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