Table→Substance
Flowers sacred to man's nature, symbolizing the spiritual aspect of his being and its eternal relationship with the divine
Flowers
Flowers are the subject of the first illustration, symbolizing beauty and purity
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Budding StaffRitual
Flowers, including lotus blossoms, are motifs used in the symbolism of the budding staff of the Round Table
EmblemsConcept
Flowers are used as symbols for various abstract qualities and conditions
Aaron's RodRitual
Aaron's rod that budded serves as a symbol representing unfolding blossoms
Color→Concept
The entity "FLOWERS" is described as emitting a pleasant fragrance, as indicated by the inscription "Currit in odorem". This suggests that the flowers are specifically noted for their aromatic qualities, which are perceived through the sense of smell. While the descriptions reference "COLOR" in the context of a relationship between flowers and color, there is no specific information provided to establish how the scent relates to flower colors. Therefore, the focus remains primarily on the olfactory attributes of the flowers, indicating they are characterized by a pleasing fragrance.
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Flowers & Color
The entity "FLOWERS" is described as emitting a pleasant fragrance, as indicated by the inscription "Currit in odorem". This suggests that the flowers are specifically noted for their aromatic qualities, which are perceived through the sense of smell. While the descriptions reference "COLOR" in the context of a relationship between flowers and color, there is no specific information provided to establish how the scent relates to flower colors. Therefore, the focus remains primarily on the olfactory attributes of the flowers, indicating they are characterized by a pleasing fragrance.
II. Color & Pythagoras
Pythagoras experimented with color and its healing properties, seeing it as a therapeutic tool in his holistic approach to health and wellness.
I. Flowers & Table
Flowers sacred to man's nature, symbolizing the spiritual aspect of his being and its eternal relationship with the divine
II. Table & Isis
The table is used in the worship of Isis and other deities, particularly those mentioned in the text
I. Flowers & Color
The entity "FLOWERS" is described as emitting a pleasant fragrance, as indicated by the inscription "Currit in odorem". This suggests that the flowers are specifically noted for their aromatic qualities, which are perceived through the sense of smell. While the descriptions reference "COLOR" in the context of a relationship between flowers and color, there is no specific information provided to establish how the scent relates to flower colors. Therefore, the focus remains primarily on the olfactory attributes of the flowers, indicating they are characterized by a pleasing fragrance.
II. Color & Light
Color is perceived through light, a relationship between two substances important in understanding the existence of color as a concept.
I. Flowers & Table
Flowers sacred to man's nature, symbolizing the spiritual aspect of his being and its eternal relationship with the divine
II. Table & Jupiter
Tables or altars made of gold were dedicated to Jupiter and other superior gods, signifying their supremacy
I. Flowers & Table
Flowers sacred to man's nature, symbolizing the spiritual aspect of his being and its eternal relationship with the divine
II. Table & Chaos
Table V, Figure 54, represents the state of chaos after Lucifer's descent into matter
I. Flowers & Color
The entity "FLOWERS" is described as emitting a pleasant fragrance, as indicated by the inscription "Currit in odorem". This suggests that the flowers are specifically noted for their aromatic qualities, which are perceived through the sense of smell. While the descriptions reference "COLOR" in the context of a relationship between flowers and color, there is no specific information provided to establish how the scent relates to flower colors. Therefore, the focus remains primarily on the olfactory attributes of the flowers, indicating they are characterized by a pleasing fragrance.
II. Color & Desire World
Color is the primary expression of the Desire World
I. Flowers & Table
Flowers sacred to man's nature, symbolizing the spiritual aspect of his being and its eternal relationship with the divine
II. Table & Apollo
Tables or altars made of gold were dedicated to Apollo and other superior gods, signifying their supremacy
I. Flowers & Color
The entity "FLOWERS" is described as emitting a pleasant fragrance, as indicated by the inscription "Currit in odorem". This suggests that the flowers are specifically noted for their aromatic qualities, which are perceived through the sense of smell. While the descriptions reference "COLOR" in the context of a relationship between flowers and color, there is no specific information provided to establish how the scent relates to flower colors. Therefore, the focus remains primarily on the olfactory attributes of the flowers, indicating they are characterized by a pleasing fragrance.
II. Color & Pythagoreans
The theories of color and music from the Pythagorean tetractys are associated with the Greeks' understanding of these concepts.
I. Flowers & Table
Flowers sacred to man's nature, symbolizing the spiritual aspect of his being and its eternal relationship with the divine
II. Table & Hieroglyphics
Hieroglyphics, ancient Egyptian symbols, are used to represent the spiritual truths and divine attributes depicted on the Isiac Table
I. Flowers & Color
The entity "FLOWERS" is described as emitting a pleasant fragrance, as indicated by the inscription "Currit in odorem". This suggests that the flowers are specifically noted for their aromatic qualities, which are perceived through the sense of smell. While the descriptions reference "COLOR" in the context of a relationship between flowers and color, there is no specific information provided to establish how the scent relates to flower colors. Therefore, the focus remains primarily on the olfactory attributes of the flowers, indicating they are characterized by a pleasing fragrance.
II. Color & Music
The color and musical scales are corresponded in the discussion, showing the law of the octave and the higher scope of the sense of hearing compared to sight.