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When it speaks, the moon falls blood-red from heaven.

ÉLIPHAS LÉVI — cited in A Dark Muse: A History of the Occult [Ed. Gary Lashman], (2004)

Unwholesome thirst obscures my veins.

ARTHUR RIMBAUD — A Season in Hell, cited in A Dark Muse: A History of the Occult [Ed. Gary Lashman], (2004)

To develop in us the interior sensorium, or the organ to receive God.

KARL VON ECKARTSHAUSEN — The Cloud upon the Sanctuary, cited in A Dark Muse: A History of the Occult [Ed. Gary Lashman], (2004)

Women […] whose beauty is like the enchanting magic of ruins.

CHARLES BAUDELAIRE — Petit poèmes en prose, cited in A Dark Muse: A History of the Occult [Ed. Gary Lashman], (2004)

Blessed be the endless night.

NOVALIS — Hymns to the Night, cited in A Dark Muse: A History of the Occult [Ed. Gary Lashman], (2004)

To know, to dare, to will, to keep silence.

ÉLIPHAS LÉVI — cited in A Dark Muse: A History of the Occult [Ed. Gary Lashman], (2004)

Man’s head is raised toward heaven, and for this reason he finds nowhere to repose it on earth.

LOUIS CLAUDE DE SAINT-MARTIN — The Writings of Louis Claude de Saint-Martin, cited in A Dark Muse: A History of the Occult [Ed. Gary Lashman], (2004)

Individuality under the cloak of false philosophy is a child of corruption.

KARL VON ECKARTSHAUSEN — The Cloud upon the Sanctuary, cited in A Dark Muse: A History of the Occult [Ed. Gary Lashman], (2004)

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