Ancient text about the Seven

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They are Seven They are Seven In the shining heavens, they are Seven They proceed from the hidden retreat They are neither male nor female These which stretch themselves out like chains They have no spouse They beget no children They are strangers to charity They ignore prayer They scoff at wishes They are the vermin that comes forth from the Mountains of MASHU Enemies of Our Master They are the vengeance of the Ancient Ones Raising up difficulties Obtaining power through wickedness The Enemies! The Enemies! The Seven Usurpers! They are Seven! They are Seven!

Seven Gods of the Broad Heavens Seven Ancient Ones are They Seven Gods of Might Seven Evil Gods Seven Demons of Oppression Seven in Heaven Seven on Earth

Of the Seven First One manifested, Six concealed Two manifested, Five concealed Three manifested, Four concealed Four produced, Three hidden Six to be manifested, One laid aside Seven Small Wheels revolving; one giving birth to the other.


Now therefore hold fast in your heart everything that I command you, And seal it in the recesses of your mind. And then I will show you the judgment of My might, And My ways which are unsearchable. O that mine eyes were springs, And mine eyelids a fount of tears. Because in that place where I am now prostrate, Of old the high priestess offered holy sacrifices, And placed thereon an incense of fragrant odors. But now our glorying has been made into dust, And the desire of our soul into sand. Has the Mighty One humiliated us to such a degree As to take you from us quickly? And truly we shall be in darkness, And there shall be no light to the people who are left, For where again shall we seek the law, Or who will distinguish for us between death and life?’ O my Lord, you summon the advent of the times, And they stand before you; You cause the power of the ages to pass away, And they do not resist you; You arrange the method of the seasons, And they obey you. You alone know the duration of the generations, And you reveal not Your mysteries to many. You make known the multitude of the fire, And you weigh the lightness of the wind. You explore the limit of the heights, And you scrutinize the depths of the darkness. You care for the number which pass away that they may be preserved And you prepare an abode for those that are yet to be. You remember the beginning which you have made, And the destruction that is to be You forget not. With nods of fear and indignation You command the flames, And they change into spirits, And with a word you quicken that which was not, And with mighty power you hold that which has not yet come. And the many shall be delivered into the hands of the few, And those who were nothing shall rule over the strong, And the poor shall have abundance beyond the rich, And the impious shall exalt themselves above the heroic. And the wise shall be silent, And the foolish shall speak, Neither shall the thought of men be then confirmed, Nor the counsel of the mighty, Nor shall the hope of those who hope be confirmed. And when those things which were predicted have come to pass, Then shall confusion fall upon all men, And some of them shall fall in battle, And some of them shall perish in anguish And some of them shall be destroyed by their own.


She added matchless weapons to the arsenals of the Ancient Ones, She bore Monster-Serpents Sharp of tooth, long of fang, She filled their bodies with venom for blood Roaring dragons she has clothed with Terror Has crowned them with Halos, making them as Gods, So that he who beholds them shall perish And, that, with their bodies reared up None might turn them back. She summoned the Dragon and the Winged Bull, The Great Lion, the Mad Wolf, the Sharp-eyed Owl and the Bear-Warrior. Bearing weapons that spare none Fearless in Battle, Charmed with the spells of ancient sorcery

Nowhere are they known Not in the heavens Nor in the Earth Are they discovered For their place is outside our place And between the angles of the Earth They lie in wait Crouching for the Sacrifice