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The Sophic Hydrolith, Water Stone of the Wise
Anonymous and companion authors · Diotimos Editions · 2026
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Signs and indication name the evidentiary role of what appears in the glass. The main author tells the reader to attend to them and qualifies their promise: seeing them follow one another is a good indication of a fortunate end. The clause concerns ordered observation, not a colour spotted in isolation.
The English ‘good indication’ does not upgrade the phrase to certainty or completed proof. The same unit goes on to reunion and fixity beyond the appearances. Accordingly, signs guide interpretation within a claimed process; they are not modern validated tests, and the Via’s rejection of a merely literal colour-producing sequence remains a distinct companion position.
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- Part II: matter and the work · unit 22The main treatise calls sequentially appearing signs a good indication of a fortunate outcome.
- Way of Truth · unit 31The Via rejects a literal black-white-red colour-making sequence; this is a distinct companion position, not a deletion of the main author’s observations.
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