"Alchemy is the inner processes of the conscious integration of the universal consciousness (life forces) into the personal consciousness (egoic forces). Inherently from the outward realm of objects and experiences to an inward development and assimilation of psychic energies.
Revelations of mystical depths or the unveilings through natural forces (attired energies via living life forces) and personalities (inner personal relationships) relative to an individual or levels of individuation: individuation is an autonomous process of accomplishing of the individual wholeness experienced as a psychological completeness. In Jung's terms, the individuation means the realization of the Self, which is the conjunction of the conscious and the unconscious.
All life is psychic energy-ies to be merged- consolidated into the unknown or unknowable. It's a solemn practice of inner work usually between two people of dynamic character. Openly our inner thoughts and feelings mostly arrested from the outer world. All life energies merge and coalesce in critical times for greater meaning and inner work. Sometimes people show up in a life crisis in an unexpected moment or a dog barks while lost in a wood. It's what and how we divine meaning from life's psychic energies in relation to needs. When on a path of higher spiritual purpose it possibly would, or could mean one thing or that one is just trying to scavenge money for rent or could mean a complete other need want or longing. There's not a one thing or absolute meaning in any one thing, it's all a part and parcel of a dynamic whole in constant motion like life itself.
It's the 'Most Beautiful Thing' beyond the mind and usually plagued with many personal complexities and contradictions. However, an eternity of exceptional people who see beyond the obvious that overcome the hardest challenges that life has to throw at them and who break traditional normals to quantify a meaningful life on the, 'Road To Forever'..."
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The Great Work of Inner Transformation, as revealed in the world of Becoming; Alchemy, the Transcendental Nature of Nature: Man
Louis Fontaine (1723-1757) Alchemical Transformational Art. Nigredo, Albedo, Rubedo: The 3 Phases of Alchemy.
Revelations of mystical depths or the unveilings through natural forces (attired energies via living life forces) and personalities (inner personal relationships) relative to an individual or levels of individuation: individuation is an autonomous process of accomplishing of the individual wholeness experienced as a psychological completeness. In Jung's terms, the individuation means the realization of the Self, which is the conjunction of the conscious and the unconscious.
All life is psychic energy-ies to be merged- consolidated into the unknown or unknowable. It's a solemn practice of inner work usually between two people of dynamic character. Openly our inner thoughts and feelings mostly arrested from the outer world. All life energies merge and coalesce in critical times for greater meaning and inner work. Sometimes people show up in a life crisis in an unexpected moment or a dog barks while lost in a wood. It's what and how we divine meaning from life's psychic energies in relation to needs. When on a path of higher spiritual purpose it possibly would, or could mean one thing or that one is just trying to scavenge money for rent or could mean a complete other need want or longing. There's not a one thing or absolute meaning in any one thing, it's all a part and parcel of a dynamic whole in constant motion like life itself.
It's the 'Most Beautiful Thing' beyond the mind and usually plagued with many personal complexities and contradictions. However, an eternity of exceptional people who see beyond the obvious that overcome the hardest challenges that life has to throw at them and who break traditional normals to quantify a meaningful life on the, 'Road To Forever'..."
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The Great Work of Inner Transformation, as revealed in the world of Becoming; Alchemy, the Transcendental Nature of Nature: Man
Louis Fontaine (1723-1757) Alchemical Transformational Art. Nigredo, Albedo, Rubedo: The 3 Phases of Alchemy.
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