The Enchanted Initiate
A Journal of Traditional Symbolism, Hermeticism & the Occult Sciences
The Esoteric Lexicon·Concept

Animal Mind

The Animal Mind plane represents entities animating animal forms of life

Concordance & Cross-References

Primary Correspondences & Figures

Elemental Mind (c)→Concept

The entities "Animal Mind" and "Elemental Mind (C)" represent stages in the progression of life and mind phenomena, moving from simple to more complex levels. Within this hierarchy, entities in the Animal Mind are intricately connected to those in the Elemental Mind (C) through their developmental stages. Both stages are part of a broader evolutionary sequence where the early stages (Animal Mind) give rise to and are related to the later stages (Elemental Mind (C)), reflecting a gradual increase in complexity and sophistication of life forms and their cognitive processes.

Plane Of Energy (a)→Concept

Animal entities in the Animal Mind are related to the Plane of Energy (A) as they build upon these lower forms of energy

Plant Mind→Concept

Plant Mind and Animal Mind are successive stages in the development of life forms and their associated mental traits in the spiritual hierarchy

Mediate Correspondences

Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities

Animal MindthroughPlane Of Energy (a)illuminatesElemental Mind (a) →
I. Animal Mind & Plane Of Energy (a)

Animal entities in the Animal Mind are related to the Plane of Energy (A) as they build upon these lower forms of energy

II. Plane Of Energy (a) & Elemental Mind (a)

Entities in the Plane of Energy (A) might be indirectly related to Elemental Mind (A) as they represent lower forms of energy

Animal MindthroughElemental Mind (c)illuminatesMineral Mind →
I. Animal Mind & Elemental Mind (c)

The entities "Animal Mind" and "Elemental Mind (C)" represent stages in the progression of life and mind phenomena, moving from simple to more complex levels. Within this hierarchy, entities in the Animal Mind are intricately connected to those in the Elemental Mind (C) through their developmental stages. Both stages are part of a broader evolutionary sequence where the early stages (Animal Mind) give rise to and are related to the later stages (Elemental Mind (C)), reflecting a gradual increase in complexity and sophistication of life forms and their cognitive processes.

II. Elemental Mind (c) & Mineral Mind

Elemental Mind (C) and Mineral Mind represent a higher level of organization compared to Mineral Mind in the spiritual hierarchy

Animal MindthroughElemental Mind (c)illuminatesHuman Mind
I. Animal Mind & Elemental Mind (c)

The entities "Animal Mind" and "Elemental Mind (C)" represent stages in the progression of life and mind phenomena, moving from simple to more complex levels. Within this hierarchy, entities in the Animal Mind are intricately connected to those in the Elemental Mind (C) through their developmental stages. Both stages are part of a broader evolutionary sequence where the early stages (Animal Mind) give rise to and are related to the later stages (Elemental Mind (C)), reflecting a gradual increase in complexity and sophistication of life forms and their cognitive processes.

II. Elemental Mind (c) & Human Mind

Entities in the Elemental Mind (C) are related to those in the Human Mind through their progression in the hierarchy from simple to complex

Animal MindthroughPlane Of Energy (a)illuminatesPlane Of Energy (b)
I. Animal Mind & Plane Of Energy (a)

Animal entities in the Animal Mind are related to the Plane of Energy (A) as they build upon these lower forms of energy

II. Plane Of Energy (a) & Plane Of Energy (b)

The Plane of Energy (A) and (B) are related as consecutive planes within the Energy Plane hierarchy

Animal MindthroughPlant MindilluminatesElemental Mind (b)
I. Animal Mind & Plant Mind

Plant Mind and Animal Mind are successive stages in the development of life forms and their associated mental traits in the spiritual hierarchy

II. Plant Mind & Elemental Mind (b)

Entities in the Plant Mind are related to those in the Elemental Mind (B) through their developmental stages in the hierarchy