Pride→Concept
Pride is identified as a form of mortal sin that leads to physical and spiritual death.
Mortal Sins
Mortal sins are actions that cause physical death or lead to spiritual death through pride, lust, adultery, envy, or ambition.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Wisdom→Concept
Wisdom is described as a preserver and prolonger of life, counteracting the effects of mortal sins.
AdulteryConcept
Adultery is identified as a form of mortal sin that leads to physical death.
AngerConcept
Anger and envy are factors in the concept of mortal sins, indicating that they are considered harmful influences on life.
ChangeConcept
Change is a recurring theme that counters the negative effects of mortal sins, highlighting a conceptual relationship.
Fallen AmbitionConcept
Falling from ambition is described as a result of sin, suggesting it is associated with the concept of mortality and death.
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Mortal Sins & Change
Change is a recurring theme that counters the negative effects of mortal sins, highlighting a conceptual relationship.
II. Change & Spirit
Spirit is a concept that endures beyond physical change, suggesting an eternal component in the life cycle.
I. Mortal Sins & Anger
Anger and envy are factors in the concept of mortal sins, indicating that they are considered harmful influences on life.
II. Anger & Fire
Anger is associated with the element of fire and the letter ע (O)
I. Mortal Sins & Wisdom
Wisdom is described as a preserver and prolonger of life, counteracting the effects of mortal sins.
II. Wisdom & Truth
Wisdom, represented by the diamond, emerges from living in the truth, a core concept for Rosicrucians
I. Mortal Sins & Change
Change is a recurring theme that counters the negative effects of mortal sins, highlighting a conceptual relationship.
II. Change & Matter
Matter is a component in the cycle of life and death, undergoing constant transformation.
I. Mortal Sins & Wisdom
Wisdom is described as a preserver and prolonger of life, counteracting the effects of mortal sins.
II. Wisdom & Philosophical Stone
The Philosophical Stone promises wisdom to those who seek it through understanding the Absolute
I. Mortal Sins & Change
Change is a recurring theme that counters the negative effects of mortal sins, highlighting a conceptual relationship.
II. Change & Resurrection
Resurrection is a form of change that occurs beyond the physical cycle, underlining a deep conceptual relationship.
I. Mortal Sins & Pride
Pride is identified as a form of mortal sin that leads to physical and spiritual death.
II. Pride & Love
Pride is conquered by love, symbolizing the balance between arrogance and humility
I. Mortal Sins & Anger
Anger and envy are factors in the concept of mortal sins, indicating that they are considered harmful influences on life.
II. Anger & Marat
Anger and envy were key in Marat's assassination, establishing a direct relationship between Marat and his emotions of anger and envy.
I. Mortal Sins & Wisdom
Wisdom is described as a preserver and prolonger of life, counteracting the effects of mortal sins.
II. Wisdom & Supreme Mind
Chochmah, or Wisdom, is a Sephiroth emanating from the Supreme Mind, representing abstract principles of creativity and intelligence