The Enchanted Initiate
A Journal of Traditional Symbolism, Hermeticism & the Occult Sciences

Royal Persons

Royal persons are the key figures in the narratives, representing the candidates for resurrection and transformation in the alchemical and Rosicrucian traditions. They undergo trials and are symbolically revived in the rituals of the Tower of Olympus.

Concordance & Cross-References

Primary Correspondences & Figures

The throng room and the royal persons, specifically the King and Queen, are central to the events and rituals of the monarchy. The throne room serves as a backdrop for ceremonies where the King and Queen preside and greet guests. This space is closely bound to the royal persons, emphasizing the power and majesty of the monarchy. As central figures, the King and Queen interact with guests during these ceremonies, further solidifying their significance and role in upholding the traditions and symbolism of the monarchy. The throne room and the royal persons together symbolize the authority and ceremonial importance of the monarchy, making them an integral part of the kingdom’s cultural and political landscape.

Drag Of SilenceRitual

The draught of silence and the royal persons play pivotal roles in the ceremonies, serving as central figures in their unfolding. The draught of silence ceremony, involving the drach of silence (likely a ceremonial drink or object), binds the royal persons and the guests together, creating a ritual atmosphere characterized by solemnity and confidentiality. This ceremony emphasizes the sacred and binding nature of the event, ensuring that all participants remain silent and focused. The presence of both the drach of silence and the royal persons demonstrates the importance and solemnity of the proceedings, fostering an environment of reverence and unity among all parties involved.

House Of The SunSubstance

The House of the Sun is a venue where performances are held, and notable among the participants are the royal persons. This establishment serves as a symbol of leisure and entertainment for the royal family, indicating their active engagement in cultural and social activities. During one of the performances, the young King demonstrated a significant act by sending food to a white serpent, which underscores both their presence at the venue and their ceremonial roles. This gesture symbolizes the importance and the symbolic interactions that occur between the monarchy and the performers, as well as the significance of such events in the royal calendar. The royal persons attend the performance at the House of the Sun, symbolizing their presence and significance in the event.

Skeleton With A SerpentSubstance

The royal persons traverse the chambers where the skeleton with a serpent is placed, symbolizing the theme of death and transformation central to the event. The presence of both the royal persons and the skeleton with a serpent demonstrates the interplay between life and mortality, highlighting the concept of transformation through the passage of time and the cycles of existence. The skull with a serpent, which closely resembles the skeleton with a serpent, serves as a poignant reminder of this theme, marking a significant and solemn presence within the event’s setting. Together, these elements create a powerful narrative that emphasizes the enduring themes of death and rebirth, offering both a historical and symbolic reflection for all participants.

King→Person

The King, along with the Queen, presides over the ceremonies and interacts with guests, serving as the central figures in the event.

Virgo Lucifera leads and guides the royal persons and guests throughout the event, serving as their central guide and intermediary.

QueenLineage

The Queen, along with the King, is one of the central figures presiding over the ceremonies and interacting with guests in the throne room.

Black BookSubstance

The royal persons sign the black book after drinking from the fountain, symbolizing their oath or commitment.

Mediate Correspondences

Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities

Royal PersonsthroughKingilluminatesEmperor →
I. Royal Persons & King

The King, along with the Queen, presides over the ceremonies and interacts with guests, serving as the central figures in the event.

II. King & Emperor

Kingship is derived from the Emperor, as a hierarchy of power and responsibility

Royal PersonsthroughKingilluminatesSignificator →
I. Royal Persons & King

The King, along with the Queen, presides over the ceremonies and interacts with guests, serving as the central figures in the event.

II. King & Significator

King is a Significator used for individuals younger than 40

Royal PersonsthroughVirgo LuciferailluminatesRosicrucianism →
I. Royal Persons & Virgo Lucifera

Virgo Lucifera leads and guides the royal persons and guests throughout the event, serving as their central guide and intermediary.

II. Virgo Lucifera & Rosicrucianism

Virgo Lucifera is a central figure in Rosicrucian narratives, guiding and initiating candidates in their esoteric and alchemical practices.

Royal PersonsthroughKingilluminatesPentacles →
I. Royal Persons & King

The King, along with the Queen, presides over the ceremonies and interacts with guests, serving as the central figures in the event.

II. King & Pentacles

Pentacles may represent the authority or power of the king in the layout

Royal PersonsthroughThrone RoomilluminatesDurke Bataglani →
I. Royal Persons & Throne Room

The throng room and the royal persons, specifically the King and Queen, are central to the events and rituals of the monarchy. The throne room serves as a backdrop for ceremonies where the King and Queen preside and greet guests. This space is closely bound to the royal persons, emphasizing the power and majesty of the monarchy. As central figures, the King and Queen interact with guests during these ceremonies, further solidifying their significance and role in upholding the traditions and symbolism of the monarchy. The throne room and the royal persons together symbolize the authority and ceremonial importance of the monarchy, making them an integral part of the kingdom’s cultural and political landscape.

II. Throne Room & Durke Bataglani

Durke Bataglani is present in the throne room and participates in the ceremonies, serving as an important guest in the event.

Royal PersonsthroughThrone RoomilluminatesMeggie Tazbah →
I. Royal Persons & Throne Room

The throng room and the royal persons, specifically the King and Queen, are central to the events and rituals of the monarchy. The throne room serves as a backdrop for ceremonies where the King and Queen preside and greet guests. This space is closely bound to the royal persons, emphasizing the power and majesty of the monarchy. As central figures, the King and Queen interact with guests during these ceremonies, further solidifying their significance and role in upholding the traditions and symbolism of the monarchy. The throne room and the royal persons together symbolize the authority and ceremonial importance of the monarchy, making them an integral part of the kingdom’s cultural and political landscape.

II. Throne Room & Meggie Tazbah

Meggie Tazbah is present in the throne room and participates in the ceremonies, serving as an important guest in the event.

Royal PersonsthroughVirgo LuciferailluminatesC.r.c. →
I. Royal Persons & Virgo Lucifera

Virgo Lucifera leads and guides the royal persons and guests throughout the event, serving as their central guide and intermediary.

II. Virgo Lucifera & C.r.c.

Is a candidate in Rosicrucian narratives, participating in initiation ceremonies overseen by Virgo Lucifera.| C.R.C. And Virgo Lucifera are directly involved in the ritual and the selection process

Royal PersonsthroughKingilluminatesChariot →
I. Royal Persons & King

The King, along with the Queen, presides over the ceremonies and interacts with guests, serving as the central figures in the event.

II. King & Chariot

Chariot represents the culmination of self with the outer world like the King's individual responsibility

Royal PersonsthroughKingilluminatesDragon →
I. Royal Persons & King

The King, along with the Queen, presides over the ceremonies and interacts with guests, serving as the central figures in the event.

II. King & Dragon

Dragons and kings, both symbols of mysticism and initiation, are closely related in their spiritual significances.

Royal PersonsthroughKingilluminatesTarot Cards →
I. Royal Persons & King

The King, along with the Queen, presides over the ceremonies and interacts with guests, serving as the central figures in the event.

II. King & Tarot Cards

Each king card represents the highest principle and house in the Tarot system