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Lapis philosophorum

Accordingly, our Sun Sulphur or Light of Nature cannot be found fixed on Earth in reality, because his Corpus (the Rootmoisture) is not truly fire-proof or incombustible. The fixed red Lion or Sulphur rubrum fixum is the first sought-after Lapis Philosophorum ... [Pg.20]

The Mercury of the Philosophers is the third in our sequence. He is the cleanest whiteleafed Earth, the Diana of the Sages, a peculiar Middlesubstance between Mercury and the Metals, the Sal metallorum. Out of this the Lapis Philosophorum... [Pg.20]

Lately, a new category of Pseudo-Alchemists have emerged, who seem to think that they can produce the lapis Philosophorum with the aid of a certain occult psychotechnique. This group could be called Illusionists, because they fool themselves and others with imaginary hokuspokus. [Pg.28]

It should be understood, that when we are speaking about these incomparable Beings, we are talking about the Lapis Philosophorum. [Pg.50]

The Lapis Philosophorum is the Mystery of the inner Salt-Body. The whole Magnum Opus of Hermetics revolves around the dissolution, transformation and spiritualization of the same. It is the impure half material Soul-Body (soma psychicon), who through a succession of very secret processes, should be changed into pure Spirit-Body (soma pneumaticon). [Pg.114]

A220. Engraved frontispiece Falscher und wahrer Lapis Philosophorum, Frankfurt, 1752... [Pg.61]

In the same way that the macrocosm is constructed aroimd the central Earth, the microcosm of people and alchemy is built around the central Lapis Philosophorum. The role of the philosopher s stone in the regulation of opus magnum changed with time, being interpreted progressively as yeast, medicine, redeemer, accelerator and finally as catalyst. [Pg.145]


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