the beauty in understanding all the alchemical Art is hinged on a profound fascination with nature itself.....if you don't look to nature, you won't understand it. it's not mystical. it's just beautiful art, but very simple and directly telling you everything about where to get what you need. If you give me some of your time i'll tell you exactly what the prima materia is. directly. I can even directly explain it through using an alchemical text to MAKE you realize what it is. and how it's actually all around you. everywhere IN YOUR FACE!
Thank you, Ogilvy, for a very interesting lecture. I came across images of these 2,000 years old carving illustrations and paintings that were unearthed in China some time ago of Fuxi and Nuwa, - mankind's first ancestors in Chinese mythology. The portraits show a brother and sister as two intertwining serpents; Nuwa, who stands for heaven, holds a round compass, and Fuxi, symbolizing earth, holds a square ruler; male as yang on the left and female as yin on the right. In the background, is the Sun, as yang, on the top and the moon, yin, at the bottom. The symbolism certainly bares a resemblance to Hermes' Caduceus.
Why do you think the mountain doesn't exist that you mention at the 11 min mark? It reminds me of that place in Peru. They have Asian DNA ties too, so it's possible.
the beauty in understanding all the alchemical Art is hinged on a profound fascination with nature itself.....if you don't look to nature, you won't understand it. it's not mystical. it's just beautiful art, but very simple and directly telling you everything about where to get what you need.
If you give me some of your time i'll tell you exactly what the prima materia is. directly. I can even directly explain it through using an alchemical text to MAKE you realize what it is. and how it's actually all around you. everywhere IN YOUR FACE!
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Thank you, Ogilvy, for a very interesting lecture.
I came across images of these 2,000 years old carving illustrations and paintings that were unearthed in China some time ago of Fuxi and Nuwa, - mankind's first ancestors in Chinese mythology. The portraits show a brother and sister as two intertwining serpents; Nuwa, who stands for heaven, holds a round compass, and Fuxi, symbolizing earth, holds a square ruler; male as yang on the left and female as yin on the right. In the background, is the Sun, as yang, on the top and the moon, yin, at the bottom. The symbolism certainly bares a resemblance to Hermes' Caduceus.
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Why do you think the mountain doesn't exist that you mention at the 11 min mark? It reminds me of that place in Peru. They have Asian DNA ties too, so it's possible.
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