The spiritual world is hierarchically related to the religious world, forming the three intelligible worlds
Religious World
The divine or religious world, corresponding to the third of the three intelligible worlds, completes the hierarchy and is the origin of the triadic dogmas in various fields
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
The religious world, including trionyms, exemplifies the triadic structure in dogma and theology
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
The religious world, including trionyms, exemplifies the triadic structure in dogma and theology
The trionyms in theology, like God, incarnation, and redemption, parallel the triadic structure in magic and alchemy
The religious world, including trionyms, exemplifies the triadic structure in dogma and theology
Trionyms reflect the triadic structure in the Triangle of Solomon
The religious world, including trionyms, exemplifies the triadic structure in dogma and theology
Trionyms are symbolically represented by the six-pointed star
The spiritual world is hierarchically related to the religious world, forming the three intelligible worlds
Mother Nature, as the natural world, is hierarchically related to the spiritual world