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tropicaltaidum · 1 day
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Forbidden circle
“I’m gona draw the circle from FMA! It’ll be easy! I can get it done in half an hour and go to bed!” Ha! This bitch took me TWO HOURS. If you’re an artist, and a fan of FMA, if you don’t like masochism, don’t draw this circle. I’m glad I did it, it turned out great, but FUCK. I tried to use the tools in procreate to get it mathematically correct, but it just would not connect, so I wound up doing it by eye. If you do plan to draw it, don’t get to analytical about it, or you will spend two hours on it… like me! Either way, it’s done, it’s here now, enjoy!
This was drawn on my iPad on 5/26/24
Did I mention it took 2 hours?
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nyxshadowhawk · 2 months
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A selection of images from a sequence depicting the alchemical process, from an early modern manuscript.
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kyathedino · 2 months
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Wait did we *not* look into the alchemical symbols in the tmagp logo? Because like I've known those mfs were there for a while, and i assumed we did, and I just didn't look yet because I was busy, but apparently maybe not??
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misspjsuperior · 18 days
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In western mythos, we are mostly familiar when a feminine moon and masculine Sun. In certain traditions around the world, especially in folklore concerning solar eclipses, the sun is instead feminine and the moon is masculine:
In Norse mythology, the solar goddess Sol and lunar god Mani are sister and brother.
In Tahitian myth, the Sun goddess and mother of rice, Padi, and the dark moon (each moon phase has varying names) are lovers who are said to be getting ‘lost in the moment’ when they create a solar eclipse.
Inuit lore has told of the Sun goddess Malina being chased across the sky by her brother, the moon god Igaluk. Occasionally he catches up with her for a brief reunion and everything goes dark.
In the indigenous Euahlayi stories from Australia, the Sun is a woman, Yhi, and the moon as a man, Bahloo. Yhi falls in love with Bahloo and chases him across the sky. Yhi tells the spirits that hold up the sky that if they let Bahloo escape then she will plunge the world into darkness. So during a total solar eclipse, medicine men traditionally chant to connect with the spirits of the sky to allow the moon, Bahloo, to continue to enchant and Yhi in this celestial chase.
I made this illustration adapted from my tattoo flash for Magic PJ’s PMU & Tattoo to share this with you.
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This video by Wit and Folly is soooo good. It explains the Alchemical symbolism within Willow in such a succinct and easy to understand way.
Definitely a much watch if youre interested in Willow symbolism and need inspiration for your fanfics/art.
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eyeoftheheart · 3 months
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“Alchemical symbolism is a lovely metaphysics, a gracious and beautiful approach to one of the great problems of daily existence. Every individual in his own personal life can be an alchemist, a worker with the divine chemistries of living… Alchemy is actually a dedicated effort to find out where we come from, why we are here, and where we are going. It is a way of applying all that we know to all the problems that we must solve. Step by step, we become more knowing, more useful, and more helpful, becoming better citizens here and, whether we realize it or not, better citizens of Eternity."
–Manly Palmer Hall (March 18,1901-August 29, 1990)
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hexazex · 30 days
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The Elemental World as discussed in Carl Jung's Aion. see Pg 243 of the 2nd Volume of The Equinox for masonic connection.
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blueheartbooks · 5 months
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Alchemical Marvels: Navigating the Secrets of Collectanea Chemica
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Arthur Edward Waite's "Collectanea Chemica" is a captivating exploration into the enigmatic realms of alchemy and hermetic medicine, transcending time to unveil the mystical allure of ancient wisdom. With its rich tapestry of select treatises, this book beckons readers on a mesmerizing journey through the esoteric corridors of the alchemical tradition.
Waite, a distinguished scholar and esotericist, curates a collection that serves as a portal to the profound insights of alchemists and hermetic practitioners. The book’s pages are imbued with the mystique of the past, offering glimpses into the spiritual and transformative pursuits that have echoed through the ages.
The treatises within "Collectanea Chemica" serve as illuminated manuscripts of alchemical philosophy, each unfolding a unique facet of the practitioner's quest for enlightenment. From the Magnum Opus to the pursuit of the Philosopher's Stone, Waite guides readers through the labyrinthine corridors of alchemical thought, where base metals transform into gold, and the elixir of life beckons with promises of immortality.
Waite’s meticulous annotations and commentary provide a guiding light, illuminating the complex symbolism and allegorical language employed by alchemists. His insightful notes bridge the temporal gap, making the esoteric knowledge accessible to modern seekers of wisdom.
The title itself, "Collectanea Chemica," resonates like an incantation, conjuring the very essence of ancient laboratories and the alchemist's pursuit of the arcane. It beckons readers to delve into the alchemical opus, enticing them with promises of arcane knowledge and the potential for profound transformation.
In essence, "Collectanea Chemica" is not merely a book but a transcendental guide—an alchemical roadmap inviting intrepid minds to decipher the secrets of hermetic wisdom. Arthur Edward Waite, with his scholarly finesse, ensures that the alchemical fire within these pages continues to burn, casting its luminous glow on those who dare to embark on this intellectual and spiritual odyssey.
Arthur Edward Waite's "Collectanea Chemica" is available in Amazon in paperback 11.99$ and hardcover 18.99$ editions.
Number of pages: 138
Language: English
Rating: 9/10                                           
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Review By: King's Cat
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blueheartbookclub · 5 months
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Alchemical Marvels: Navigating the Secrets of Collectanea Chemica
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Arthur Edward Waite's "Collectanea Chemica" is a captivating exploration into the enigmatic realms of alchemy and hermetic medicine, transcending time to unveil the mystical allure of ancient wisdom. With its rich tapestry of select treatises, this book beckons readers on a mesmerizing journey through the esoteric corridors of the alchemical tradition.
Waite, a distinguished scholar and esotericist, curates a collection that serves as a portal to the profound insights of alchemists and hermetic practitioners. The book’s pages are imbued with the mystique of the past, offering glimpses into the spiritual and transformative pursuits that have echoed through the ages.
The treatises within "Collectanea Chemica" serve as illuminated manuscripts of alchemical philosophy, each unfolding a unique facet of the practitioner's quest for enlightenment. From the Magnum Opus to the pursuit of the Philosopher's Stone, Waite guides readers through the labyrinthine corridors of alchemical thought, where base metals transform into gold, and the elixir of life beckons with promises of immortality.
Waite’s meticulous annotations and commentary provide a guiding light, illuminating the complex symbolism and allegorical language employed by alchemists. His insightful notes bridge the temporal gap, making the esoteric knowledge accessible to modern seekers of wisdom.
The title itself, "Collectanea Chemica," resonates like an incantation, conjuring the very essence of ancient laboratories and the alchemist's pursuit of the arcane. It beckons readers to delve into the alchemical opus, enticing them with promises of arcane knowledge and the potential for profound transformation.
In essence, "Collectanea Chemica" is not merely a book but a transcendental guide—an alchemical roadmap inviting intrepid minds to decipher the secrets of hermetic wisdom. Arthur Edward Waite, with his scholarly finesse, ensures that the alchemical fire within these pages continues to burn, casting its luminous glow on those who dare to embark on this intellectual and spiritual odyssey.
Arthur Edward Waite's "Collectanea Chemica" is available in Amazon in paperback 11.99$ and hardcover 18.99$ editions.
Number of pages: 138
Language: English
Rating: 9/10                                           
Link of the book!
Review By: King's Cat
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therhetoricofmagic · 1 year
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The Philosophers of Fire
One of the central concepts in alchemy was the idea of the four elements: earth, air, water, and fire, which were believed to be the basic constituents of all matter. Among the alchemists, there were those who specialized in the element of fire, and they were known as the philosophers of fire. These alchemists believed that fire was the primary agent of change and transformation, and that it had…
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iris-of-the-eye · 3 months
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hello, tumblr. how are we feeling during the first tmagp thursday?
(based on this meme made by @mariorsomething!!! wanna give credit where it's due!!
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nexusofsorcery · 5 months
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An Incredible Exploration of Practical Alchemy and Spiritual Transformation
Alchemy, an ancient practice shrouded in mystery and symbolism, has fascinated scholars, spiritual seekers, and the curious for centuries. This enigmatic art form, often perceived as the quest to turn base metals into gold, encompasses far more than its legendary pursuit of the Philosopher’s Stone. At their core, practical alchemy and spiritual alchemy are profound metaphors for personal…
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bad-moodboard · 2 years
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Claude Paradin's Devises heroïques, 1557
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nyxshadowhawk · 8 months
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The Ripley Scroll!
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void-meditatum · 1 year
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The Mercurial spirit of the prima materia in the shape of a salamander frolicking in the fire - Maier, Scrutinium chymicum
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chewytoothmeats · 5 months
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im extremely depressed and drew coco from wha, as one does
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