Arcanum arcanorum

Later authors have adjusted the symbolism of Sharon s Rose to represent Jesus. As we shall see in Chapter 16 and Chapter 17, the rose represents dew, as does the Sumerian KUR-KUR, or crocus flower. The difference is that the rose gives birth to the son or divine dew of Light. This is the color of the bright lilac crocus and identifies with the mysterious Arcanum arcanorum, the lilac Philosophers Stone, which is often hallowed as Jesus for reasons that will also become clear later in this book. 

The supreme Arcanum or Arcanum arcanorum of Sufism is the celestial pole and the Most High is the God of the Polestar. " He sits at the North Pole of the Heavens, which is the highest celestial spot of the Cosmos. His floor is made of meteoric iron. " The floor is rectangular... 

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