Forwarded from Portal Ibis
"Above the Celestial Fire there is an Incorruptible Flame, ever sparkling, Source of Life, Fountain of all Beings, and Principle of all Things. This Flame produces all, and nothing perishes save that which it consumes. It reveals itself by virtue of itself.
This Fire cannot be contained in any place; it is without form and without substance, it girdles the Heavens, and from it there proceeds a tiny spark which makes the whole fire of the Sun, Moon, and Stars.
This is what I know of God. Seek not to know more, for this passes thy comprehension howsoever wise thou mayest be.
Nevertheless, know that the unjust and wicked man cannot hide himself from God, nor can craft nor excuse disguise aught from His piercing eyes. All is full of God, God is everywhere."
β Porphyry (Comte de Gabalis, or, Discourse on Secret Sciences, c. 1680 by Villars, abbΓ© de (Nicolas-Pierre-Henri), 1635-1673)
Art: Alchemical and rosicrucian compendium, c. 1760
This Fire cannot be contained in any place; it is without form and without substance, it girdles the Heavens, and from it there proceeds a tiny spark which makes the whole fire of the Sun, Moon, and Stars.
This is what I know of God. Seek not to know more, for this passes thy comprehension howsoever wise thou mayest be.
Nevertheless, know that the unjust and wicked man cannot hide himself from God, nor can craft nor excuse disguise aught from His piercing eyes. All is full of God, God is everywhere."
β Porphyry (Comte de Gabalis, or, Discourse on Secret Sciences, c. 1680 by Villars, abbΓ© de (Nicolas-Pierre-Henri), 1635-1673)
Art: Alchemical and rosicrucian compendium, c. 1760
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Forwarded from Portal Ibis
"As the sky with its stars and constellations is nothing separate from the All but includes the All, so is the 'firmament' of Man not separate from Man; and as the Universal Mind is not ruled by any external being, likewise the firmament in Man (his individual sphere of mind) is not subject to the rule of any creature, but is an independent and powerful whole."
β Paracelsus
Art: Microcosm. Ars Magna Lucis et Umbrae, c. 1646 by Athanasius Kircher (1602β1680)
β Paracelsus
Art: Microcosm. Ars Magna Lucis et Umbrae, c. 1646 by Athanasius Kircher (1602β1680)
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Richard Ruach's Research Center
I HATE COVER LETTERS
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Unironically using this as my cover letter to apply for jobs
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