Vibration→Concept
On the Physical Plane, different forms of matter and energy vibrate at different rates, which are the basis for the scale of vibrations.
Physical Plane
The Physical Plane is a fundamental division of the phenomena in the universe that encompasses all physical states and manifestations, including various forms of matter and energy at a low rate of vibrations. This plane serves as a basis for understanding and analogy to more abstract concepts, such as mental states. For instance, physical phenomena like heat and cold are utilized to illustrate analogous concepts within the mental realm, highlighting the sympathy between tangible and intangible aspects of existence. Thus, the Physical Plane serves an essential office in bridging the understanding between the material and the mental, offering a tangible framework to explore and comprehend abstract ideas.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Ethereal Substance→Substance
The Physical Plane includes all forms of matter and energy, which can include ethereal substance, as it is a form of substance that partakes of the nature of matter and energy.
Hermetists→Lineage
Hermetists consider the physical plane as a division of phenomena in the universe, and the Hermetic philosophy does not recognize matter as a thing in itself.
Man→Person
Humans are considered one of the manifestations on the physical plane, as it includes all forms of matter and energy.
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Physical Plane & Man
Humans are considered one of the manifestations on the physical plane, as it includes all forms of matter and energy.
II. Man & Sun
The Sun is described alongside Man, representing a central figure in celestial and human significance, suggesting a direct link in the narrative Both Man and Sun are described, connecting in the narrative and traditional symbolism
I. Physical Plane & Man
Humans are considered one of the manifestations on the physical plane, as it includes all forms of matter and energy.
II. Man & Paracelsus
Both Man and Paracelsus are described, connecting in traditional and symbolic significance
I. Physical Plane & Hermetists
Hermetists consider the physical plane as a division of phenomena in the universe, and the Hermetic philosophy does not recognize matter as a thing in itself.
II. Hermetists & Mysteries
The Hermetists, influenced by Egyptian Hellenistic philosophy, play a significant role in the development of the Mysteries
I. Physical Plane & Man
Humans are considered one of the manifestations on the physical plane, as it includes all forms of matter and energy.
II. Man & Spirit
Man is created in the image of God, sharing a twofold constitution with the divine, including a spiritual and material aspect.
I. Physical Plane & Man
Humans are considered one of the manifestations on the physical plane, as it includes all forms of matter and energy.
II. Man & All
Man ceases manifesting on the material plane and withdraws into the indwelling spirit, representing a return to THE ALL.
I. Physical Plane & Vibration
On the Physical Plane, different forms of matter and energy vibrate at different rates, which are the basis for the scale of vibrations.
II. Vibration & Matter
During the process of Involution, the vibration of THE ALL decreases, initiating the manifestation of matter. This principle applies universally across all forms of matter, with vibration manifesting in varying degrees and states. As the vibration of THE ALL lowers, it facilitates the emergence and transformation of material forms, illustrating the interconnection between spiritual vibration and physical matter.
I. Physical Plane & Man
Humans are considered one of the manifestations on the physical plane, as it includes all forms of matter and energy.
II. Man & Devil
The man and woman, once in love, are now chained to the cube, representing their subjection to evil
I. Physical Plane & Man
Humans are considered one of the manifestations on the physical plane, as it includes all forms of matter and energy.
II. Man & Masonry
Both Man and Freemasonry are described, connecting in symbolism and philosophical significance
I. Physical Plane & Hermetists
Hermetists consider the physical plane as a division of phenomena in the universe, and the Hermetic philosophy does not recognize matter as a thing in itself.
II. Hermetists & Hermetic Teachings
Hermeticists preserve and spread the teachings
I. Physical Plane & Vibration
On the Physical Plane, different forms of matter and energy vibrate at different rates, which are the basis for the scale of vibrations.
II. Vibration & Ether
Ether is a higher manifestation of matter at a higher degree of vibration