To Know To Will To Dare And To Keep Silent

To Know To Will To Dare And To Keep Silent. Abraham Lincoln Quote “Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and TO KNOW, TO DARE, TO WILL, TO KEEP SILENCE-such are the four words of the Magus, inscribed upon the four symbolical forms of the sphinx To Keep Silent Once you have performed your spell, you should not mention it or dwell on whether your spell has met it's objective

It's not surprising really, since the influence of Ceremonial Magic and the Golden Dawn can be seen in many areas of Wicca To Know, To Dare, To Will, To Keep Silent - the four powers of the Magus

Elizabeth I Quote “I observe and remain silent.”

Ignore this ancient counsel to keep silent, and you'll find out from experience why it's an integral part of magical training, and one of the four. WANT, as a volitive act is represented in the Fellowcraft's march that confesses that the goal lingers in his heart, because, beyond any detour, he will choose to continue the decision to enter the. Eliphas Lévi wrote: "To attain to Sanctum Regnum, in other words, the knowledge and power of the magi, there are four indispensable conditions—an.

The Luciferian Order The Vide Aude Vole Tace To Know, Dare, Will & Keep Silent The Order Of. To face our fears and explore them, understand them, and overcome them The four powers are Scire, Velle, Audere, and Tacere, or To Know, To Will, To Dare, and To Keep Silent.

"TO KNOW, TO DARE, TO WILL, TO KEEP SILENT, are, as we have said elsewhere, the four qabalistic. Be very clear in your own mind why you believe a spell will achieve the result you require To the extent that one does not know it is foolhardy to dare, but it is always well to keep silent." Thus the Four Powers are employed much like steps in a process; we must know before we can will.