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September<br />

29th. 12.0 m.n.<br />

164<br />

11.15-11.41<br />

a.m. a.m.<br />

THE EQUINOX<br />

Dhâranâ on Ajna and “Aum Tat Sat Aum” thirty-one<br />

minutes. At one time Ajna seemed enormously, perhaps<br />

infinitely, elongated.<br />

Mantra “Aum Tat Sat Aum” with usual throbbing.<br />

Took 210 drops of Laudanum as an experiment under<br />

Mâitrânanda’s guidance. (Absolutely no mental result, and<br />

hardly any physical result. I must be most resistant to this<br />

drug, which I had never previously taken).<br />

30th. Recovering from <strong>the</strong> Laudanum.<br />

10.5 a.m. Prânâyâma and Dhâranâ hopeless.*<br />

October. Ano<strong>the</strong>r month of this great work commences, and though<br />

<strong>the</strong> toil has not been wasted <strong>the</strong> reward indeed seems still<br />

far off.<br />

On <strong>the</strong> first of <strong>the</strong> month P. writes:—<br />

“Blessed be thou, O Bhâvâni, O Isis my Sister, my Bride, my Mo<strong>the</strong>r! Blessed<br />

be Thou, O Shiva, O Amoun, Concealed of <strong>the</strong> Concealed. By Thy most secret<br />

and Holy Name of Apophis be Thou blessed, Lucifer, Star of <strong>the</strong> Dawn, Satan-<br />

Jeheshua, Light of <strong>the</strong> World! Blessed be Thou, Buddha, Osiris, by whatever<br />

Name I call <strong>The</strong>e Thou art nameless to Eternity.<br />

“Blessed by Thou, O Day, that Thou hast risen in <strong>the</strong> Night of Time; First<br />

Dawn in <strong>the</strong> Chaos of poor P.’s poor mind! Accursed be Thou, Jehovah, Brahma,<br />

unto <strong>the</strong> Æons of Æons: thou who didst create Darkness and not Light! Mâra,<br />

vile Mask of Matter!<br />

“Arise, O Shiva, and destroy! That in destruction <strong>the</strong>se at last be blest.”<br />

1st. 5.30 p.m.<br />

9.30 p.m.<br />

Prânâyâma.<br />

Mantra seventeen minutes. Noise of glass being rubbed<br />

persistent.<br />

From now I decide to work more seriously, and follow out<br />

<strong>the</strong> following programme:<br />

Mantra “Aum Tat Sat Aum.”<br />

Dhâranâ on Ajna Chakkra.<br />

Read Bhagavad-Gita.<br />

Vegetarian diet.<br />

Normal amount of sleep.<br />

* Probably at this time a period of “dryness” supervened.

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