Lapis Philosophorum→Concept
The Lapis Philosophorum can root out envy, promoting a virtuous character
Envy
ENVY, within the context of the Tarot card "Six of Swords," serves as a thematic descriptor representing a period marked by mental and emotional challenges. This card suggests that an individual or group is currently experiencing a critical phase filled with strife or conflict, particularly on a psychological or relational level. The entity "ENVY" is depicted as a catalyst for these struggles, perhaps indicating a need for introspection and resolution.
The Lapis Philosophorum, in contrast, is associated with the concept of rooting out envy. This mythical substance symbolizes the power to overcome the deeply seated desire to possess what others have or the unwarranted feeling of discontentment that often stems from such desire. In resolving envy, the Lapis Philosophorum stands as a symbol of transformation and balance, potentially providing a means to heal the relational wounds and conflicts that ENVY might cause.
Combining these descriptions, ENVY, as depicted by the "Six of Swords" Tarot card, signifies a period of intense mental and emotional conflict, often rooted in interpersonal jealousies and desires for what others have. However, there is also the hope provided by the Lapis Philosophorum, which holds the potential for transforming these negative feelings into a state of equilibrium. This dual aspect reflects the complex interplay between challenges and resolutions in human relationships and internal emotional landscapes.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Secret SignsSubstance
Lack of envy is a secret sign, meaning true Rosicrucians are content with their lot and do not covet the advantages or wealth of others, reflecting a deeper sense of self-worth and spiritual contentment.
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Envy & Lapis Philosophorum
The Lapis Philosophorum can root out envy, promoting a virtuous character
II. Lapis Philosophorum & Hermes
Hermes symbolizes wisdom and knowledge, connected to the Lapis Philosophorum
I. Envy & Lapis Philosophorum
The Lapis Philosophorum can root out envy, promoting a virtuous character
II. Lapis Philosophorum & Life
The Lapis Philosophorum can preserve life, potentially in a state of immortality
I. Envy & Lapis Philosophorum
The Lapis Philosophorum can root out envy, promoting a virtuous character
II. Lapis Philosophorum & Knowledge
The Lapis Philosophorum fosters knowledge and wisdom through contemplation
I. Envy & Lapis Philosophorum
The Lapis Philosophorum can root out envy, promoting a virtuous character
II. Lapis Philosophorum & Charity
The Lapis Philosophorum can enable one to be charitable with infinite resources
I. Envy & Lapis Philosophorum
The Lapis Philosophorum can root out envy, promoting a virtuous character
II. Lapis Philosophorum & Metals
The Lapis Philosophorum can transform base metals into gold
I. Envy & Lapis Philosophorum
The Lapis Philosophorum can root out envy, promoting a virtuous character
II. Lapis Philosophorum & Glory
The Lapis Philosophorum, or its power, is considered the Glory of the Whole World
I. Envy & Lapis Philosophorum
The Lapis Philosophorum can root out envy, promoting a virtuous character
II. Lapis Philosophorum & Divine Truths
The Lapis Philosophorum harmonizes with divine truths, promoting spiritual understanding
I. Envy & Lapis Philosophorum
The Lapis Philosophorum can root out envy, promoting a virtuous character
II. Lapis Philosophorum & Avarice
The Lapis Philosophorum can eliminate avarice, promoting moral virtues
I. Envy & Lapis Philosophorum
The Lapis Philosophorum can root out envy, promoting a virtuous character
II. Lapis Philosophorum & Philolaetha
Philaletha attests to the power of the Lapis Philosophorum
I. Envy & Lapis Philosophorum
The Lapis Philosophorum can root out envy, promoting a virtuous character
II. Lapis Philosophorum & Rose Cross Order
The Rosicrucian Order is associated with the Lapis Philosophorum and its alchemical practices