This document discusses alchemical practices for evoking spiritual water and fire through vocalization and bodily positioning. It describes stimulating the element of fire through thinking and vocalizing the vowel I while extending one's index finger upward. It also describes using the thumb like a magnet or spout to attract elemental currents and conduct them through the body for nourishment, becoming warm first in the finger and then throughout the body. The document notes that a proportion of one I to six A's corresponds to the proportion of fire to water, and intoning the seven syllable mantra "Aphar min ha-Adamah" while correctly aligning the angled thumb can effectively draw in the evoked current and transmit it through the body.
This document discusses alchemical practices for evoking spiritual water and fire through vocalization and bodily positioning. It describes stimulating the element of fire through thinking and vocalizing the vowel I while extending one's index finger upward. It also describes using the thumb like a magnet or spout to attract elemental currents and conduct them through the body for nourishment, becoming warm first in the finger and then throughout the body. The document notes that a proportion of one I to six A's corresponds to the proportion of fire to water, and intoning the seven syllable mantra "Aphar min ha-Adamah" while correctly aligning the angled thumb can effectively draw in the evoked current and transmit it through the body.
This document discusses alchemical practices for evoking spiritual water and fire through vocalization and bodily positioning. It describes stimulating the element of fire through thinking and vocalizing the vowel I while extending one's index finger upward. It also describes using the thumb like a magnet or spout to attract elemental currents and conduct them through the body for nourishment, becoming warm first in the finger and then throughout the body. The document notes that a proportion of one I to six A's corresponds to the proportion of fire to water, and intoning the seven syllable mantra "Aphar min ha-Adamah" while correctly aligning the angled thumb can effectively draw in the evoked current and transmit it through the body.
Unveiled informs us that the true and actual Subject of the Alchemists is the inner Salt, the blue-green Sal Tartari, also named the smaragdine Salt, our Vitriol, Aphar min ha-Adamah, the fixed-green Sulphur, the Rootmoisture, crystalline Central-Water, Mercurius coagulatus, inner Saltbody, Lightsalt, and Lightbody. This Light preferably makes use of the Air as a carrier, through which it maintains the Life of all Creatures. While the Air condenses itself into a rain or dew, the living Fire steps secretly with the Water into the Earth, where it takes on a Salt-Body, which is a physical Water or a fixed Fire that has with the living volatile Fire the greatest inclination, because it requires the same as nourishment. Elsewhere we are told that, in order to absorb the spiritual Water, a breach must first be opened and the matter has to be stimulated. This happens by means of the letter I, by which the element of Fire is stimulated. In order to animate the I correctly, one places the body in an erect position so that the whole body is the form of the I. One stretches ones arm straight up to the sky and makes a fist. Then the index finger is extended upward. By thinking the vowel I the finger is animated. Then taking the thumb, put the magnet (the A-sign, when the hand forms an angle) into action, which attracts the elements and conducts to you the Water for which you thirst. It will soon be found that the finger will start to become warm, and then by an act of will, this current can be conducted throughout the whole body. Let us unpack this condensed instruction a little more precisely: In a proportion of one (or I) to six, I + V (or VI) alternatively expressed here as the vowels I + A (inverted V) the living Fire can be made to step secretly with the Water into the Earth. These comprise the special bird-calls with which, Welling tells us in Opus, to catch your bird, whether it is in the form of a spirit, smoke, damp, or else as the stone Jaspis, Rev. 21:11 biblically understood to be a green or clear stone. The chapter-verse designation 21:11 also numerologically equals 5 (quintessence); the result of a mantric evocation for opening the spout that conducts the secret Water and Fire into your crown; again, in the proportion of six As to one I (the proportion of Water to Fire) while the mantram itself comprises the Alchemical Perfection of seven syllables: Aphar min ha-Adamah. Mindful intonation of this sacred formula, especially of the vowels, and a correct alignment of the angled thumb as spout, effectually provide a transformer for stepping down the evoked Current, and skillfully conducting it throughout your entire body.