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About the Authors
Francis I. Regardie was born in London, England, on November
17, 1907, and died in Sedona, Arizona, on March 10, 1985. He came
to the United States in August 1921 and was educated in
Washington, DC, also studying art in schools in Washington and
Philadelphia. Returning to Europe in 1928 at the invitation of Aleister
Crowley, he worked as Crowley’s secretary and studied with him.
Regardie returned to London as secretary to Thomas Burke (1932–
34), and during that time he wrote A Garden of Pomegranates and
The Tree of Life.
In 1934, he was invited to join the order of the Golden Dawn,
Stella Matutina Temple, during which time he wrote The Middle Pillar
and The Art of True Healing, and he did the basic work for The
Philosopher’s Stone.
Returning to the United States in 1937, he entered Chiropractic
College in New York, graduating in 1941, and published The Golden
Dawn. He served in the US Army (1942–45) and then moved to Los
Angeles, where he opened a chiropractic practice and taught
psychiatry. Upon retirement in 1981, he moved to Sedona.
During his lifetime, he studied psychoanalysis with Dr. E. Clegg and
Dr. J. L. Bendit, and later studied psychotherapy under Dr. Nandor
Fodor. His training encompassed Freudian, Jungian, and Reichian
methods.
As to who authored the various foundation rituals upon which the
edifice of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn was erected,
debate will perhaps continue forever. One history is given in this
book; the other histories have likewise been written and will
continue to be written. Their authenticity does not rest upon their
history, but history has proven their value. For one hundred years
this has been the Mother Lode of Western Esotericism.
John Michael Greer (Western Maryland) has been a student of
occult traditions and the unexplained for more than thirty years. A
Freemason, a student of geomancy and sacred geometry, and a
widely read blogger, he is also the author of numerous books,
including Monsters, The New Encyclopedia of the Occult, and Secrets
of the Lost Symbol, and he currently serves as the Grand Archdruid
of the Ancient Order of Druids in America (AODA), a contemporary
school of Druid nature spirituality
To Carl Llewellyn Weschke
1930–2015
In 1969, as president of Llewellyn Publications (now Llewellyn
Worldwide Ltd.), he published the first new edition of this book
since its original printing and kept it in print continuously
thereafter. For that, as well as for his lifelong efforts to promote
magic and occult philosophy of all kinds, every student of the
Golden Dawn tradition owes him an immense debt. This seventh
edition of The Golden Dawn, which he set in motion but did not
live to see completed, is dedicated to his memory.
Llewellyn Publications
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Regardie, Israel.
The Golden Dawn : the original account of the teachings, rites, and
ceremonies of the Hermetic Order / by Israel Regardie. — 7th
edition, revised and corrected / by John Michael Greer.
pages cm
Includes index.
ISBN 978-0-7387-4399-8
1. Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. I. Greer, John Michael. II.
Title.
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Dedicated
To all True Seekers of the Light
May what they find herein sustain them in their search for the
Quintessence;
the Stone of the Philosophers, true Wisdom, and perfect Happiness,
the Summum Bonum.
The Golden Dawn
“Howbeit we know after a time there will now be a general
reformation, both of divine and human things, according to our
desire and the expectation of others; for it is fitting that before the
rising of the Sun there should appear and break forth Aurora, or
some clearness, of divine light in the sky. And so, in the meantime,
some few, which shall give their names, may join together, thereby
to increase the number and respect of our Fraternity, and make a
happy and wished for beginning of our Philosophical Canons,
prescribed to us by our Brother R.C., and be partakers with us of our
treasures (which can never fail or be wasted) in all humility and love,
to be eased of this world’s labours, and not walk so blindly in the
knowledge of the wonderful works of God.”
FAMA FRATERNTATIS (1614)
Contents
Illustrations, Tables, and Diagrams
Preface to the Seventh Edition by Chic Cicero and Sandra Tabatha
Cicero
Foreword to the Seventh Edition by John Michael Greer
Introduction to the First Edition by Israel Regardie
color insert
Book Three
Portal Temple 1
Maltese Cross of Four Triangles and Symbol of Malkuth
Geometric Symbols
Great Hermetic Arcanum
Vision of Nebuchadnezzar
Alchemical Names
Portal Temple 2
Tarot Key 13, Death
Typhon
Tarot Key 15, The Devil
Pan
Old Tarot Key 14, Temperance
New 14th Key of Tarot, Temperance
Adeptus Minor Temple, First Point
Crux Ansata
Cross of Suffering
Adeptus Minor Temple, Second Point
Circular Altar of Vault
Adeptus Minor Temple, Third Point
Mountain of God
Book Four
Attributions of the Pentagram
Spirit Invoking and Banishing Pentagrams
Elemental Pentagrams
Zodiacal Pentagrams
Hexagrams of Saturn
Invoking Hexagram of Air
Invoking Hexagram of Fire
Invoking Hexagram of Water
Invoking Hexagram of Earth
Hexagrams of Saturn
Hexagrams of the Planets
Banishing Hexagrams of the Sun
Hexagram of Fire
Hexagram of Earth
Hexagram of Air
Hexagram of Water
Invoking Hexagram of Fire
Banishing Hexagram of Fire
Invoking Hexagram of Earth
Banishing Hexagram of Earth
Invoking Hexagram of Air
Banishing Hexagram of Air
Invoking Hexagram of Water
Banishing Hexagram of Water
Cross and Circle
Rose Cross Ritual
Magic Sword
Four Elemental Weapons
Book Five
Calvary Cross
Pyramidal Cross
Equilateral Cross
Maltese Cross
Golden Dawn Temple Warrant
Wands of the Chiefs
Wands and Cloaks of the Primary Officers
Grade Sash
Officers’ Lamens
Symbolism of the Coptic Alphabet
Osiris
Horus
Thmaa-Est
Anubis of the East
Auramo-ooth
Thaum-Aesch-Niaeth
Anubis of the West
Nephthys
Isis
Thoth
Hathor
Harparkrat
Alchemical Altar
Book Seven
The Universal Mercury
Sigils of Metatron and Elohim
Sigils of Binah
Telesmatic Image of Adonai ha-Aretz
Geomantic Sigils
Geomantic Talismans
Kameas and Seals of the Planets
Sigils of the Olympic Spirits
Point in Circle
Cross in Circle
Triangle in Circle
Square in Circle
Triangle
Square
Pentagon and Pentagram
Hexagon and Hexagram
Heptagon and Heptagrams
Octagon and Octagrams
Enneagon and Enneagrams
Dekagon and Dekagrams
Endekagon and Endekagrams
Dodekagon and Dodekangles
The Five Tattwas
Book Eight
Pentagram in Circle with Sigil of Hismael
Geomantic Attributions Table
Geomantic Reading
Example of Counting Cards
First Operation—Cutting the Cards
First Operation—Example
Second Operation—Twelve Houses
Second Operation—Example
Third Operation—Example
Fourth Operation—Cutting the Cards
Fourth Operation—Example
Fifth Operation—Tree of Life
Fifth Operation—Example
Northern Hemisphere
Southern Hemisphere
Celestial Cross and Triangle
S.A.’s Key Plan of Sephiroth
S.A.’s Key Plan of the Paths
S.A.’s Key Plan of the Tarot
Course of the Aces
Connection Between the Worlds
Transmission of Force from Malkuth to Kether
Direct or Creeping Formula
Looped or Flying Formula
Leaping or Darting Formula
Revolving or Flowing Formula
Book Nine
Creation of BATAIVAH
Creation of Six Seniors
Lesser Angle of Fire of Water Tablet
AAttribution of the Great Name to the Four Tablets
Attribution of the Great Name to the Corners
Attribution of the Great Name to the Great Cross
Attribution of the Great Name to the Kerubic Rank
Great Cross of the Air Tablet
Earth Angle of Water Tablet
Elemental Correspondences of Court Cards
Attribution of the Great Name to the Lesser Angles
Pyramid of Four Triangles
Pyramids of ORO
Pyramids with Symbolism
Enochian Attributions
Enochian Alphabet
Directions of Force in Enochian Pyramids
Egyptian Gods of the Enochian Pyramids
Images of the Egyptian Gods
Enochian Keys or Calls
Setting of the Enochian Chessmen
Color Insert
Garden of Eden
The Fall
Banner of the East
Banner of the West
Lid of Pastos
Minutum Mundum
Ceiling of Vault
Floor of Vault
Wall of Vault
Head of Pastos
Foot of Pastos
Side of Pastos
Lotus Wand
Head of Lotus Wand
Rose Cross Lamen
Tattwa Symbols
Telesmatic Image of Adonai ha-Aretz
Tarot Crux Ansata
Enochian Tablet—The First Watchtower
Enochian Tablet—The Second Watchtower
Enochian Tablet—The Third Watchtower
Enochian Tablet—The Fourth Watchtower
The Sigils of the Angelic Tablets
Preface to the Seventh Edition
“Lord of the Universe—the Vast and the Mighty One!
Ruler of Light and the Darkness!
We adore Thee and we invoke Thee!
Look with favor upon this Neophyte …
And grant Thine aid unto the higher aspirations of his Soul.”
It is worthy of note that the author of the Memorial was the same
upright and fearless Censor, Wu K’o-tu, whose name became a
household word upon his committing suicide at the grave of T’ung-
Chih, as an act of protest against the illegality of the succession
ordained by Tzŭ Hsi. If such were (and are) the views held by
China’s bravest and best, can we wonder at the absurdities that
have led the ignorant masses to sudden uprisings and deeds of
violence against the foreigners? Wu K’o-tu’s trenchant scorn of the
sordid commercialism that marks the foreigners’ Treaties, is typical
of the attitude of the orthodox Chinese scholar.
VIII
MAJORITY AND DEATH OF THE EMPEROR
T’UNG-CHIH