19. The Stone Of The Philosophers – Elagabalusc
◆Alchemical Workpraxis
The transformation of base substance — outer matter or the inner soul — into a purified, perfected, or 'gold' state; the magnum opus as both laboratory practice and spiritual allegory.
The passage explicitly discusses the Stone of the Philosophers, Azoth, and the pedestal of Salt and Sulphur, which are central to alchemical transformation.
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Esoteric teachings reserved for those ready to receive them; outer meaning conceals an inner liberating truth.
The images are described as 'innocent hieroglyphs' that afford reflection to sages but are misunderstood by the ignorant, indicating esoteric meaning.
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Divine names or formulas that carry ontological power, used in prayer, liturgy, or magical practice.
The text details specific divine and archetypal names (ShLMH, GOD, ADAM, HEVA, AZOT, INRI) inscribed on the symbolic stone, emphasizing their ontological significance.
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