Clavicle of Solomon and flowering almond tree

Oct.-26th, 2024 - Yes, there is a science which gives man apparently superhuman prerogatives; here they are as Eliphas Levi, cabalist, found them listed in a Hebrew manuscript from the 16th century about the Clavicle of Solomon and the branch of the flowering almond tree :

Aleph. - He sees God face to face, without dying and converses familiarly with the seven geniuses who command all the celestial militia.
Beth. - He is above all afflictions and all fears.
Ghimel. - He reigns with all of heaven and is served by all of hell.
He. - He cannot be surprised by misfortune, nor overwhelmed by disasters, nor defeated by his enemies.
Vau. - He knows the reason for the past, present and future.
Dzain. - He has the secret of the resurrection of the dead and the key to immortality.

These are the seven great privileges. Here are the ones that come after:

Cheth. - Find the philosopher’s stone
Teth. - Have universal medicine.
Jod. - Know the laws of perpetual motion and be able to demonstrate the squaring of the circle.
Caph. - To change into gold not only all metals, but also the earth itself, and the very filth of the earth.
Lamed. - Tame the fiercest animals and know how to say the words that numb and charm snakes.
Mem. - Possess the notorious art which gives universal science.
Nun. - To speak learnedly on all things, without preparation and without study.

Finally, here are the seven least powers of the mage:

Samech. - Know at first sight the depths of men’s souls and the mysteries of women’s hearts.
Gnain. - Force, when it pleases, nature to surrender.
Phe. - Foresee all those future events which do not depend on a higher free will, or on an elusive cause.
Tsade. - Give immediately and to everyone the most effective consolations and the most salutary advice.
Coph. - Triumph over adversities.
Resch. - Tame love and hatred.
Schin. - Have the secret of wealth, always be its master, and never its slave. Know how to enjoy even poverty and never fall into abjection or misery.

Thau. - Let us add to these three septenaries that the wise man governs the elements, calms the storms, heals the sick by touching them, and resurrects the dead!

At first glance, these old cabalist precepts may make you smile, but if you look more closely, what do you understand ?
— >"The philosopher’s stone, the universal medicine, the transmutation of metals, the squaring of the circle, the secret of perpetual motion, the supreme law of balance... the works of Tesla... transhumanism.. search for immortality...". In short, you see the same precepts of the Great Work (re. Hermes Trismegistus) that we -humans- clumsily continued to pursue for millennia.

In conclusion, don’t make fun of the occult philosophy of the ancient times because its quest never left us.

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