The Ophionic Triad, also known as the IYNX Triad, is a significant religious entity in the Isiac pantheon, encompassing three deities associated with Ophionic forces. These divine beings are integral to the first intellectual or Aetherian realm, symbolizing vitality and fire—fundamental elements of the first level of intellectual manifestation. Identified within the Isiac Table, they hold a crucial place in the hierarchical structure of deities, representing the foundational aspects of intellectual and spiritual advancement.
Concordance & Cross-References
The Ophionic Triad emanates from the Supreme Mind and represents the first intellectual or Aetherian world, associated with vitality and fire The Ophionic Triad corresponds to the first intellectual or Aetherian world, emanating from the Supreme Mind
The Ophionic Triad, including gods from Ophionic forces, is included in the Isiac Table
The Ophionic Triad follows the Ibimorphic Triad in the sequence of intellectual worlds, each representing a higher stage of manifestation
Mediate Correspondences
The Ophionic Triad, including gods from Ophionic forces, is included in the Isiac Table
The table is used in the worship of Isis and other deities, particularly those mentioned in the text
The Ophionic Triad emanates from the Supreme Mind and represents the first intellectual or Aetherian world, associated with vitality and fire The Ophionic Triad corresponds to the first intellectual or Aetherian world, emanating from the Supreme Mind
Aristotle continued and developed Plato's doctrine, emphasizing the sympathy of the Sensible World with eternal Platonic forms derived from the Supreme Mind
The Ophionic Triad emanates from the Supreme Mind and represents the first intellectual or Aetherian world, associated with vitality and fire The Ophionic Triad corresponds to the first intellectual or Aetherian world, emanating from the Supreme Mind
Plato's doctrine of the unity of form and substance derives from the Supreme Mind, emphasizing that all forms are derived from its principle
The Ophionic Triad, including gods from Ophionic forces, is included in the Isiac Table
Tables or altars made of gold were dedicated to Jupiter and other superior gods, signifying their supremacy
The Ophionic Triad emanates from the Supreme Mind and represents the first intellectual or Aetherian world, associated with vitality and fire The Ophionic Triad corresponds to the first intellectual or Aetherian world, emanating from the Supreme Mind
Kether, one of the three Sephiroth, originates from the Supreme Mind as the highest abstract principle
The Ophionic Triad, including gods from Ophionic forces, is included in the Isiac Table
Table V, Figure 54, represents the state of chaos after Lucifer's descent into matter
The Ophionic Triad, including gods from Ophionic forces, is included in the Isiac Table
Tables or altars made of gold were dedicated to Apollo and other superior gods, signifying their supremacy
The Ophionic Triad emanates from the Supreme Mind and represents the first intellectual or Aetherian world, associated with vitality and fire The Ophionic Triad corresponds to the first intellectual or Aetherian world, emanating from the Supreme Mind
Chochmah, or Wisdom, is a Sephiroth emanating from the Supreme Mind, representing abstract principles of creativity and intelligence
The Ophionic Triad, including gods from Ophionic forces, is included in the Isiac Table
Hieroglyphics, ancient Egyptian symbols, are used to represent the spiritual truths and divine attributes depicted on the Isiac Table
The Ophionic Triad emanates from the Supreme Mind and represents the first intellectual or Aetherian world, associated with vitality and fire The Ophionic Triad corresponds to the first intellectual or Aetherian world, emanating from the Supreme Mind
Kircher's descriptions refer to the Supreme Mind as the source of the Table's symbolism, aligning with the concept conveyed by Plato and Aristotle.