| Hark ye, O man, to the wisdom of magic. | |
| Hark the knowledge of powers forgotten. | |
| Long ago in the days of the first man, | |
| warfare began between darkness and light. | |
| Men then as now, | |
| were filled with both darkness and light; | |
| and while in some darkness held sway, | |
| in other light filled the soul. | |
| Aye, age old in this warfare, | |
| the eternal struggle between darkness and light. | |
| Fiercely is it fought all through the ages, | |
| using strange powers hidden to man. | |
| Adepts has there been filled with the blackness, | |
| struggling always against the light; | |
| but others there are who, filled with brightness, | |
| have ever conquered the darkness of night. | |
| Where e'er ye may be in all ages and plane, | |
| surely, ye shall know of the battle with night. | |
| Long ages ago, | |
| The SUNS of the Morning | |
| descending, found the world filled with night, | |
| there in that past, began the struggle, | |
| the age old Battle Darkness & Light. | |
| Many in the time were so filled with darkness | |
| that only feebly flamed the light from the night. | |
| Some they were, masters of darkness, who sought | |
| to fill all with their darkness: | |
| Sought to draw others into their night. | |
| Fiercely withstood they, the masters of brightness: | |
| fiercely fought they from the darkness of night | |
| Sought ever to tighten the fetters, | |
| the chains that bind men to the darkness of night. | |
| Used they always the dark magic, | |
| brought into men by the power of darkness. | |
| magic that enshrouded man's soul with darkness. | |
| Banded together as in order, | |
| BROTHERS OF DARKNESS, | |
| they through the ages, | |
| antagonist they to the children of men. | |
| Walked they always secret and hidden, | |
| found, yet not found by the children of men. | |
| Forever, they walked and worked in darkness, | |
| hiding from the light in the darkness of night. | |
| Silently, secretly use they their power, | |
| enslaving and binding the soul of men. | |
| Unseen they come, and unseen they go. | |
| Man, in his ignorance calls THEM from below. | |
| Dark is the way of the DARK BROTHERS travel, | |
| dark of the darkness not of the night, | |
| traveling o'er Earth | |
| they walk through man's dreams. | |
| Power they have gained | |
| from the darkness around them | |
| to call other dwellers from out of their plane, | |
| in ways that are dark and unseen by man. | |
| Into man's mind-space reach the DARK BROTHERS. | |
| Around it, they close the veil of their night. | |
| There through it's lifetime | |
| that soul dwells in bondage, | |
| bound by the fetters of the VEIL of the night. | |
| Mighty are they in the forbidden knowledge | |
| forbidden because it is one with the night. | |
| Hark ye O old man and list to my warning: | |
| be ye free from the bondage of night. | |
| Surrender not your soul to the BROTHERS OF DARKNESS. | |
| Keep thy face ever turned towards the Light. | |
| Know ye not, O man, that your sorrow, | |
| only has come through the Veil of the night. | |
| Aye man, heed ye my warning: | |
| strive ever upward, | |
| turn your soul toward the LIGHT. | |
| The BROTHERS OF DARKNESS seek for their brothers | |
| those who traveled the pathway of LIGHT. | |
| For well know they that those who have traveled | |
| far towards the Sun in their pathway of LIGHT | |
| have great and yet greater power | |
| to bind with darkness the children of LIGHT. | |
| List ye, O man, to he who comes to you. | |
| But weigh in the balance if his words be of LIGHT. | |
| For many there are who walk in DARK BRIGHTNESS | |
| and yet are not the children of LIGHT. | |
| Easy it is to follow their pathway, | |
| easy to follow the path that they lead. | |
| But yet O man, heed ye my warning: | |
| Light comes only to him who strives. | |
| Hard is the pathway that leads to the WISDOM, | |
| hard is the pathway that leads to the LIGHT. | |
| Many shall ye find, the stones in your pathway: | |
| many the mountains to climb toward the LIGHT. | |
| Yet know ye, O man, to him that o'ercometh, | |
| free will he be of the pathway of Light. | |
| For ye know, O man, | |
| in the END light must conquer | |
| and darkness and night be banished from Light. | |
| Listen, O man, and heed ye this wisdom; | |
| even as darkness, so is the LIGHT. | |
| When darkness is banished and all Veils are rended, | |
| out there shall flash from the darkness, the LIGHT. | |
| Even as exist among men the DARK BROTHERS, | |
| so there exists the BROTHERS OF LIGHT. | |
| Antagonists they of the BROTHERS OF DARKNESS, | |
| seeking to free men from the night. | |
| Powers have they, mighty and potent. | |
| Knowing the LAW, the planets obey. | |
| Work they ever in harmony and order, | |
| freeing the man-soul from its bondage of night. | |
| Secret and hidden, walk they also. | |
| Known not are they to the children of men. | |
| Ever have THEY fought the DARK BROTHERS, | |
| conquered and conquering time without end. | |
| Yet always LIGHT shall in the end be master, | |
| driving away the darkness of night. | |
| Aye, man, know ye this knowing: | |
| always beside thee walk the Children of Light. | |
| Masters they of the SUN power, | |
| ever unseen yet the guardians of men. | |
| Open to all is their pathway, | |
| open to he who will walk in the LIGHT. | |
| Free are THEY of DARK AMENTI, | |
| free of the HALLS, where LIFE reigns supreme. | |
| SUNS are they and LORDS of the morning, | |
| Children of Light to shine among men. | |
| Like man are they and yet are unlike, | |
| Never divided were they in the past. | |
| ONE have they been in ONENESS eternal, | |
| throughout all space since the beginning of time. | |
| Up did they come in Oneness with the ALL ONE, | |
| up from the first-space, formed and unformed. | |
| Given to man have they secrets | |
| that shall guard and protect him from all harm. | |
| He who would travel the path of the master, | |
| free must he be from the bondage of night. | |
| Conquer must he the formless and shapeless, | |
| conquer must he the phantom of fear. | |
| Knowing, must he gain of all of the secrets, | |
| travel the pathway that leads through the darkness, | |
| yet ever before him keep the light of his goal. | |
| Obstacles great shall he meet in the pathway, | |
| yet press on to the LIGHT of the SUN. | |
| Hear ye, O Man, the SUN is the symbol | |
| of the LIGHT that shines at the end of thy road. | |
| Now to thee give I the secrets: | |
| now to meet the dark power, | |
| meet and conquer the fear from the night. | |
| Only by knowing can ye conquer, | |
| Only be knowing can ye have LIGHT. | |
| Now I give unto thee the knowledge, | |
| known to the MASTERS, | |
| the knowing that conquers all the dark fears. | |
| Use this, the wisdom I give thee. | |
| MASTER thou shalt be of THE BROTHERS OF NIGHT. | |
| When unto thee comes a feeling, | |
| drawing thee nearer to the darker gate, | |
| examine thine heart and find if the feeling | |
| thou hast has come from within. | |
| If thou shalt find the darkness thine own thoughts, | |
| banish them forth from the place in thy mind. | |
| Send through thy body a wave of vibration, | |
| irregular first and regular second, | |
| repeating time after time until free. | |
| Start the WAVE FORCE in thy BRAIN CENTER. | |
| Direct it in waves from thine head to thy foot. | |
| But if thou findest thine heart is not darkened, | |
| be sure that a force is directed to thee. | |
| Only by knowing can thou overcome it. | |
| Only be wisdom can thou hope to be free. | |
| Knowledge brings wisdom and wisdom is power. | |
| Attain and ye shall have power o'er all. | |
| Seek ye first a place bound by darkness. | |
| Place ye a circle around about thee. | |
| Stand erect in the midst of the circle. | |
| Use thou this formula, and you shalt be free. | |
| Raise thou thine hands to the dark space above thee | |
| . Close thou thine eyes and draw in the LIGHT. | |
| Call to the SPIRIT OF LIGHT through the Space-Time, | |
| using these words and thou shalt be free: | |
| "Fill thou my body, O SPIRIT OF LIfe, | |
| fill thou my body with SPIRIT OF LIGHT. | |
| Come from the FLOWER | |
| that shines through the darkness. | |
| Come from the HALLS where the Seven Lords rule. | |
| Name them by name, I, the Seven: | |
| THREE, FOUR, FIVE, | |
| and SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT--Nine. | |
| By their names I call them to aid me, | |
| free me and save me from the darkness of night: | |
| UNTANAS, QUERTAS, CHIETAL, | |
| and GOYANA, HUERTAL, SEMVETA--ARDAL. | |
| By their names I implore thee, | |
| free me from darkness | |
| and fill me with LIGHT | |
| Know ye, O man, that when ye have done this, | |
| ye shall be free from the fetters that bind ye, | |
| cast off the bondage of the brothers of night. | |
| See ye not that the names have the power | |
| to free by vibration the fetters that bind? | |
| Use them at need to free thou thine brother | |
| so that he, too, may come forth from the night. | |
| Thou, O man, art thy brother's helper. | |
| Let him not lie in the bondage of night. | |
| Now unto thee, give I my magic. | |
| Take it and dwell on the pathway of LIGHT. | |
| LIGHT unto thee, LIFE unto thee, | |
| SUN may thou be on the cycle above. |