The stomach in the Hermetic practice as a seat of consciousness and thinking, it can be affected by mumia
Concordance & Cross-References
In Paracelsus's theory, the stomach and head can both be affected by mumia, but the stomach is the predominant seat of consciousness according to his experiments During von Helmont's experiment, consciousness was shifted from the head to the stomach, showing the relationship between the two
Negative thoughts and emotions can also manifest through the stomach, affecting the seat of consciousness
Mediate Correspondences
In Paracelsus's theory, the stomach and head can both be affected by mumia, but the stomach is the predominant seat of consciousness according to his experiments During von Helmont's experiment, consciousness was shifted from the head to the stomach, showing the relationship between the two
(The head was created from the fire element as per Chapter 6)
In Paracelsus's theory, the stomach and head can both be affected by mumia, but the stomach is the predominant seat of consciousness according to his experiments During von Helmont's experiment, consciousness was shifted from the head to the stomach, showing the relationship between the two
The first, Intellectual world, represents the first head of the Sephiroth Tree with three faces The Intellectual world, the first head, represents the concept of the head in the Sephiroth Tree
Negative thoughts and emotions can also manifest through the stomach, affecting the seat of consciousness
Sunlight can counteract the negative effects of evil thoughts and actions by cleansing the mind and body
Negative thoughts and emotions can also manifest through the stomach, affecting the seat of consciousness
Evil thoughts and actions can result in mumia that affects the body, causing disease
In Paracelsus's theory, the stomach and head can both be affected by mumia, but the stomach is the predominant seat of consciousness according to his experiments During von Helmont's experiment, consciousness was shifted from the head to the stomach, showing the relationship between the two
The faculties, organs, and functions of the body can be overtaxed, leading to disease affecting the head
In Paracelsus's theory, the stomach and head can both be affected by mumia, but the stomach is the predominant seat of consciousness according to his experiments During von Helmont's experiment, consciousness was shifted from the head to the stomach, showing the relationship between the two
Each Trinity in the Sephiroth Tree represents a head, each with three aspects or faces