SalvatiorConcept
Through studying astrology, the friend is following a path of learning and compassion as recommended by the figure of the Savior.
Friend
The concept of a friend, in the same-sex relationship leading to sympathy and popularity
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Writer→Person
The writer and friend have a close relationship, as the writer advised the friend and considered them a valued student while alive and a frequent visitor afterwards.
Memory Of NaturConcept
Although not using the "Memory of Nature" method, the friend's experiences indicate a parallel understanding and value placed on it as a means of memory and learning.
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Friend & Writer
The writer and friend have a close relationship, as the writer advised the friend and considered them a valued student while alive and a frequent visitor afterwards.
II. Writer & Astrology
The writer runs classes for teaching astrology and is therefore the teacher of the friend.
I. Friend & Writer
The writer and friend have a close relationship, as the writer advised the friend and considered them a valued student while alive and a frequent visitor afterwards.
II. Writer & Lineage
The writer represents a lineage of knowledge and teachings, as he teaches and advises his student.
FriendthroughMemory Of NaturilluminatesOcultismo
I. Friend & Memory Of Natur
Although not using the "Memory of Nature" method, the friend's experiences indicate a parallel understanding and value placed on it as a means of memory and learning.
II. Memory Of Natur & Ocultismo
Both astrology and the broader field of occultism are methods of understanding the nature and meaning of events, referencing the Memory of Nature as a resource for knowledge.
I. Friend & Writer
The writer and friend have a close relationship, as the writer advised the friend and considered them a valued student while alive and a frequent visitor afterwards.
II. Writer & Ineffable
The writer's advice and methods, such as using the “Memory of Nature,” address challenges in mental focus, indicating a relationship in the understanding of the ineffable. The writer's knowledge and teachings address the challenges of concentrating in the physical world, making this relationship significant.