Opus Mago-Cabbalisticum Et Theosophicum

Opus Mago-cabbalisticum Et Theosophicum, by George Von Welling, 1721, translated from the German language by Joseph G. McVeigh.

Music by:
Therion, "Wand of Abaris", from the Gothic Kabbalah CD, 2007.

In Which The Origin, Nature, Characteristics, And Use Of Salt , Sulfur And Mercury Are Described In Three Parts Together With Much Wonderful Mathematical, Theosophical, Magical, and Mystical Material As Well As Thoughts On The Creation of Metals and Minerals In Nature, Many Curious
Mago-Cabbalistic Illustrations, And A Key To The Entire Work. Also Included Are Essays On Divine Wisdom And An Appendix Of Several Quite Rare And Precious Alchemical Pieces.

Forward of the Author:

To the sincere and gentle reader!
The encouragement of a good friend led us in a marvelous manner to the composition of this work. It is conceived not as our presentation of certain knowledge to the world, but rather as material for our future intimate conversations.
Because the first volume of this work was made public against our will, we thought it wise to add the second and third volumes for the sake of completeness, certain that the complete work, with extensive corrections to the first volume, will be well received. We did not write this book for the sake of fame or thanks, but rather for the pleasure of the reader, and that he should find in these pages that which the wisdom of God has imparted to us. And we are certain that God-fearing men will read this book with blessed pleasure. So too, the mago-cabbalist and theosopher will easily see that it is not the intent of this work to teach the reader how to make gold. Rather, we aim for something much higher, namely how we can see and recognize nature in God and God in nature and how our true and pure service to the Creator as a sacrifice of thanks flows from this knowledge. However, a student of true natural chemistry will also find here guidance in following the true ways of nature, and how to avoid wrong turns on this journey. We have described these things as clearly as possible, so that the reader who approaches it with an honest mind will understand what we are trying to say. We occasionally make use of cabbalistic symbols in our book, which will not be difficult to decipher for those experienced in such things. We also use various alchemical symbols, terms, and phrasings, which we hope the reader will not find distasteful. We ourselves find that they express more clearly and understandably what we are trying to say and present things in a more natural way that traditional metaphysical terms typically do. With this we conclude our forward and commend our work to the enlightened and God-fearing reader.

The Author
The 4th of January 1721.

Category:

Education

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[ThePhilosophersSt0ne]

Old Jack doth hear the beautiful hymn of this, the Lady of Alchemy's Cup. For in her voice - the stars. Within her mind - the sacred knowledge of the One of Ages.

Allow this lonely specter to once again bow down upon spur and knee to thee, dearest Lady...

[alchemistra]

Kind Sir,

Surely thy choicest words are held in reserve for mine ears alone! It shall be as it has ever been, that the return of ole Jack shall find a Lady waiting-for the fittest of nobility shall be entertained herewith!

Thank you, dear Jack, as always for thy words are refreshing to me.

[RKSeams]

I feel like my mind got blown for about a minute.

Peace Prfound Alchemistra

[alchemistra]

lol, 111

[xxMELCHIZEDEKxxSKSxx]

Excellent , I expected nothing less from such a Noble Mind and Loving Spirit as You are =) The brightening of a light in the darkness of night that cannot be seen with eyes but can be felt with the single while multiple worlds mingle give birth to the greatest prize hiding itself from the blind even from those that see fine this Was the way of the wise the living gift is a present now bestowing convalescence to humanity in this loving disguise Much Love, Peace, and Blessings to you and yours =)

[alchemistra]

Thank you for your sweet words, and the gift of understanding : )

...between mind and heart is the flower of wisdom, the full bloom of understanding,

[xxMELCHIZEDEKxxSKSxx]

Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels unawares =)

Where are You hiding your wings? =)

[jlnr82]

one of my favorite books in my library. great vid again.. thanks

[PhilosopherFresh]

diggin' it, love the music!