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Divine meditation

meditation divine; meditation

Meditation divine in Book III connects the ordered construction of the world with purposeful divine thought.

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Sal Lumen and Spiritus Mundi Philosophici

Clovis Hesteau de Nuysement · Diotimos Editions · 2026

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Meaning

Meditation divine in Book III connects the ordered construction of the world with purposeful divine thought. Sonnet III likewise says that the meditation of one made all from one, in the compressed idiom of its Emerald-Table adaptation. The supplied text reads meditation: substituting the more familiar “mediation” would change the chosen wording and conceal a substantive thread of the work. At the same time, the verse’s compressed agent syntax should not be expanded into an independently demonstrated causal theory. The term records the author’s intellectual and theological construction, not a modern verified etymology of the Hermetic formula.

Places to read

  1. Book Three · Unit 2A consequential printed term joins the purposeful construction of the world to the Emerald-Table sonnet’s derivation from one.
  2. Sonnet 3 · Unit 1A consequential printed term joins the purposeful construction of the world to the Emerald-Table sonnet’s derivation from one.

Attested forms

meditation divine; D'un seul en a tout fait la meditation; meditation