Napoléon→Person
Napoleon perceived a star while Fesch did not, highlighting the difference between great seers and simple seers
Cardinal Fesch
Cardinal Fesch, a simple seer, failed to see a star that Napoleon perceived, illustrating the difference between great men and simple seers.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
The contrast between Cardinal Fesch and Napoleon in the ST. ANTHONY example illustrates the difference between simple and great seers
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Cardinal Fesch & Temptemptation Of St. Anthony
The contrast between Cardinal Fesch and Napoleon in the ST. ANTHONY example illustrates the difference between simple and great seers
II. Temptemptation Of St. Anthony & Astral Light
The example illustrates the Astral Light's role in the manipulation of reflections and rays
I. Cardinal Fesch & Temptemptation Of St. Anthony
The contrast between Cardinal Fesch and Napoleon in the ST. ANTHONY example illustrates the difference between simple and great seers
II. Temptemptation Of St. Anthony & Magnetism
Magnetism is a modern form of the practice illustrated by the Temptation of St.
I. Cardinal Fesch & Napoléon
Napoleon perceived a star while Fesch did not, highlighting the difference between great seers and simple seers
II. Napoléon & Diaphane
Napoleon's perception through the DIAPHANE demonstrated its use in discerning reality
I. Cardinal Fesch & Temptemptation Of St. Anthony
The contrast between Cardinal Fesch and Napoleon in the ST. ANTHONY example illustrates the difference between simple and great seers
II. Temptemptation Of St. Anthony & Somnambulism
The Temptation of St. Anthony is a metaphor for the struggle against deceptive reflections in the context of SOMNAMBULISM