Beauty→Concept
Diana, as a symbol of spiritual doctrine, is foundational to the concept of beauty in the text
Diana Of Ephesus
Diana of Ephesus is described as a source of spiritual doctrine and is associated with the Great Multimammia
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
MultimammiaConcept
Diana of Ephesus is a representation or aspect of Multimammia, indicating a deep connection between these two entities. Diana of Ephesus, often referenced in literary and artistic contexts, serves as a symbol not only in her own right but also as an embodiment of the attributes associated with Multimammia. Diana, as a significant symbol of spiritual doctrine, plays a foundational role in shaping the concept of beauty. This role underscores her importance in conceptualizing aesthetic and doctrinal principles, suggesting that her embodiment of spiritual beauty influences understandings of both the divine and the sublime in artistic and philosophical interpretations.
CerberusSubstance
Hades, symbolized by Cerberus, represents the opposite of the concept of beauty and the spiritual understanding represented by Diana
Chiram→Person
CHiram is connected to the source of spiritual doctrine represented by Diana of Ephesus
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Diana Of Ephesus & Chiram
CHiram is connected to the source of spiritual doctrine represented by Diana of Ephesus
II. Chiram & Hermes
Hermes is connected to CHiram through the Emerald Tablet, representing a link between ancient wisdom and Masonic symbolism
I. Diana Of Ephesus & Chiram
CHiram is connected to the source of spiritual doctrine represented by Diana of Ephesus
II. Chiram & Christ
CHiram is often seen as a symbol of Christ, representing rebirth, sacrifice, and spiritual redemption
I. Diana Of Ephesus & Beauty
Diana, as a symbol of spiritual doctrine, is foundational to the concept of beauty in the text
II. Beauty & Chiram Abiff
Beauty, as a concept, is embodied in CHiram Abiff who is described as a beautifying principle
I. Diana Of Ephesus & Chiram
CHiram is connected to the source of spiritual doctrine represented by Diana of Ephesus
II. Chiram & Socrates
Socrates is a symbol of truth and knowledge, related to CHiram within the domain of enlightenment and wisdom
I. Diana Of Ephesus & Chiram
CHiram is connected to the source of spiritual doctrine represented by Diana of Ephesus
II. Chiram & Osiris
CHiram is symbolically related to Osiris, the Egyptian deity, representing rebirth and spiritual awakening
I. Diana Of Ephesus & Chiram
CHiram is connected to the source of spiritual doctrine represented by Diana of Ephesus
II. Chiram & Orpheus
Orpheus is a symbolic figure from mythology, representing the idea of a great teacher or leader, similar to CHiram
I. Diana Of Ephesus & Chiram
CHiram is connected to the source of spiritual doctrine represented by Diana of Ephesus
II. Chiram & Adepts
Alchemical adepts use the name Chiram for Hiram, relating to the personality and teachings he represents
I. Diana Of Ephesus & Chiram
CHiram is connected to the source of spiritual doctrine represented by Diana of Ephesus
II. Chiram & Ignorance
Ignorance is seen as an enemy of the CHiram myth, symbolically representing the spiritual and moral darkness it opposes
I. Diana Of Ephesus & Beauty
Diana, as a symbol of spiritual doctrine, is foundational to the concept of beauty in the text
II. Beauty & D 5
D 5 hierarchically represents the evil Beauty
I. Diana Of Ephesus & Chiram
CHiram is connected to the source of spiritual doctrine represented by Diana of Ephesus
II. Chiram & Solomon's Temple
CHiram is necessary for the completion of Solomon's Temple