Salt
Salt is a mineral with magical and alchemical properties. Because it is white and thus pure and is a preservative, salt is magical protection against…
Category: Alchemy Glossary
Sun
The Sun in Alchemy: A Symbol of Enlightenment and Transformation In alchemy, the Sun is a symbol of profound significance, embodying enlightenment, transformation, and the…
Carl G. Jung
Carl G. Jung(1875–1961) Swiss psychiatrist who founded analytical psychology and almost single-handedly revived modern interest in Alchemy. Carl Gustav Jung’s exploration of people’s inner realms…
Hermaphrodite
A hermaphrodite is in Alchemy, the figure of a merged man and woman, symbolizing the conjunction or marriage of opposites. The hermaphrodite is also known…
Ondines
Ondines Swiss alchemist Paracelsus (1493–24 September 1541) organized a system of elemental spirits. He named the elemental spirits of water Ondines. Ondines live in sources…
Elixir/Elixir of Life
Elixir/Elixir of Life In Alchemy, frequently used names for the Philosopher's Stone. The Elixir has healing proper- 88 elements ties, healing the defi ciencies and…
Egg
egg A Symbol of genesis, beginnings, and growth. The egg, properly fertilized with the creative force and incubated, germinates new life. In a dream, this…
CUBE
Category: Alchemy • Sacred Geometry • Hermetic Symbolism The cube occupies a place of profound significance in alchemy, Hermetic philosophy, and occult symbolism. It represents…
Telesma
Telesma: The Vital Force in Alchemical and Mystical Traditions **Introduction** Telesma, a term derived from ancient mystical traditions, represents a vital force or spiritual energy…
Vegetable Gold
vegetable gold An alchemical product made from plants, CELESTIAL DEW, and special peat. Vegetable gold was made in the 1960s by Armand Barbault, a famous…