The Four Styles of Transformation Part 2: On Transmutation — Aletheia
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The Four Styles of Transformation Part 2: On Transmutation — Aletheia
In the alchemical opus, the early operations and procedures are characterized by a destruction of the prima materia. It must be cooked, incinerated, dissolved until it reaches a uniform blackness; this is the first stage of the work — the nigredo . Breaking down the material helps reduce it back to its primal state. Only then can it be truly redeem... See more
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