Wands→Concept
Wands are represented by the trefoil and shamrock, which symbolizes luck-charms and a connection to the triangle of the Sacred Trinity.
Trefoil
The trefoil or shamrock serves as a luck-charm and is a symbol of the triangle, Trinity, and divine creation, representing the 'trefoil' in Freemasonry as an emblem of the Divine Trinity with activity. The trefoil symbol is deeply connected to wands and Hermes-Mercury, representing the triangle of the Sacred Trinity and carrying luck charms.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Hermes-mercury→Person
Hermes-Mercury and the trefoil symbol are closely related, both representing the triangle of the Sacred Trinity and the highest element in creation.
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Trefoil & Wands
Wands are represented by the trefoil and shamrock, which symbolizes luck-charms and a connection to the triangle of the Sacred Trinity.
II. Wands & Water
Wands, as symbols of air, have a connection to the emotional element of experience, which is represented by water in the symbolism of creation.
I. Trefoil & Wands
Wands are represented by the trefoil and shamrock, which symbolizes luck-charms and a connection to the triangle of the Sacred Trinity.
II. Wands & Air
Wands are symbolic within the domain of cosmo-philosophy, particularly associated with the element of air. These wands symbolize the highest element in creation, embodying actions related to creation, desire, and enterprise. They are tools or emblems used to connect with or influence the air element, thereby facilitating endeavors, aspirations, and productive actions in a spiritual or magical context.
I. Trefoil & Wands
Wands are represented by the trefoil and shamrock, which symbolizes luck-charms and a connection to the triangle of the Sacred Trinity.
II. Wands & Significator
Wands are the Significator for fair, light-colored people in the court cards
I. Trefoil & Wands
Wands are represented by the trefoil and shamrock, which symbolizes luck-charms and a connection to the triangle of the Sacred Trinity.
II. Wands & Pentacles
Pentacles, like wands, are symbolic representations in the context of magical practice, sharing a concept of higher thought and mental processes.
I. Trefoil & Wands
Wands are represented by the trefoil and shamrock, which symbolizes luck-charms and a connection to the triangle of the Sacred Trinity.
II. Wands & Swords
Wands and Swords both represent command and obedience, but through different means
I. Trefoil & Wands
Wands are represented by the trefoil and shamrock, which symbolizes luck-charms and a connection to the triangle of the Sacred Trinity.
II. Wands & Cups
Both wands and cups are part of the Tarot system and have symbolic meanings related to the zodiacal ideation
I. Trefoil & Wands
Wands are represented by the trefoil and shamrock, which symbolizes luck-charms and a connection to the triangle of the Sacred Trinity.
II. Wands & Greater Arcana
Wands are indicative of the Intelligences working through the Greater Arcana
I. Trefoil & Wands
Wands are represented by the trefoil and shamrock, which symbolizes luck-charms and a connection to the triangle of the Sacred Trinity.
II. Wands & Metals
Wands have a link to metals, representing a connection between the lesser and greater mysteries in the symbolism of cards and magic.
I. Trefoil & Wands
Wands are represented by the trefoil and shamrock, which symbolizes luck-charms and a connection to the triangle of the Sacred Trinity.
II. Wands & Shri Krishna
Shri Krishna speaks about the use of wands and their purpose
I. Trefoil & Wands
Wands are represented by the trefoil and shamrock, which symbolizes luck-charms and a connection to the triangle of the Sacred Trinity.
II. Wands & Staff
Wands and staffs are symbols with similar meanings, both used for divine or semi-divine will and as a form of supervision.