#10: Seven Alchemical Principles, part 2 (40:10)
Episode 10: Seven Alchemical Principles, part 2Our sojourn into the world of practical alchemy continues with a plunge into the last four of the seven alchemical principles - Conjunction, Fermentation, Distillation and Coagulation. These four stages represent the coagula process which must follow after the completion of the first three solve stages that we discussed in episode nine.
Conjunction is the recombination of the parts that were taken apart in the separation process.
Fermentation is the controlled decay of the substance in order to allow new life to arise.
Distillation extracts the alcohol created in the fermentation stage.
Coagulation finally joins the mercury, sulfur and salt
Due to the rather advanced nature of these discussions we recommend that you listen to part one before continuing with part two.
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Posted by Chasing Hermes at June 21, 2009 
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Tags: salt Coagulation ora coagula Distillation Fermentation mercury solve sulfur Conjunction sulphur quicksilver labora
Categories: Podcast episodes
Tags: salt Coagulation ora coagula Distillation Fermentation mercury solve sulfur Conjunction sulphur quicksilver labora
Interesting project. Almost sounds like the "salt" you are extracting from your plant life is DMT!
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My dear Brothers in the GreatWork,
Once again you have clearly explained a Metaphysical process
without confusing the listener, my nemyss is off to you!! I feel as if I had you teaching me directly in a Temple
Lab of Maxim quality. Thankyou from the depths of my Heart.Frater de LVX, GGO!
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For those interested, most plant salts are mildly alkaline, containing potassium carbonate, among other bases. Some salts, like those extracted from oak ash, are so strong that they can etch glass after a few hours!
The fizzing heard when the salts are added to the spirit/soul is from these carbonates and bicarbonates reacting with the mildly acidic mixture, and producing carbon dioxide gas. If enough salt is added all at once to a small enough glass, the warmth of this reaction, along with the general warmth of dissolution, can sometimes be felt with your hands.
Always reminded me of a first heartbeat
Cheers mates, keep up the good work!
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