Magical Work→Concept
Performing the exercises of St. Ignatius leads to obtaining faith and achieving the Great Work
St. Ignatius
Ignatius, a historical saint whose name is invoked in certain magical ceremonies.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Pharisee SaulPerson
Ignatius and Pharisee Saul are two significant figures who share a transformative narrative within religious literature and tradition. Ignatius's name, like that of Saul, can be invoked in ceremonies that symbolize a profound transformation or spiritual rebirth, echoing the dramatic change experienced by Saul on the road to Damascus. This similarity highlights the shared thematic elements in their respective narratives, emphasizing spiritual redemption and a pivotal moment of enlightenment.
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. St. Ignatius & Magical Work
Performing the exercises of St. Ignatius leads to obtaining faith and achieving the Great Work
II. Magical Work & Astral Light
The Astral Light is a source of magical knowledge and insight
I. St. Ignatius & Magical Work
Performing the exercises of St. Ignatius leads to obtaining faith and achieving the Great Work
II. Magical Work & Nature
Nature, as a substance, is central to magical practices
I. St. Ignatius & Magical Work
Performing the exercises of St. Ignatius leads to obtaining faith and achieving the Great Work
II. Magical Work & Action
Magical work requires immediate and sustained action following belief
I. St. Ignatius & Magical Work
Performing the exercises of St. Ignatius leads to obtaining faith and achieving the Great Work
II. Magical Work & Belief
Magical work depends on the strength of belief
I. St. Ignatius & Magical Work
Performing the exercises of St. Ignatius leads to obtaining faith and achieving the Great Work
II. Magical Work & Excitement
Exciement and magical practices are related, though their use is carefully controlled