Paracelsus

Paracelsus

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Portrait of Paracelsus Paracelsus,  Medical Writings

“ For many arts, such as astronomy, philosophy , and others, are also indisrepute. I am directing you, physicians, to alchemy for the preparation of the magnalia, for the production of the mysteria, for the preparation of the arcana, for the separation of the pure from the impure, to the end that you may obtain a flawless, pure remedy, God-given, perfect, and of certain efficacy, acheiving the highest degree of virtue and power. ”
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Portrait of Paracelsus Paracelsus,  Medical Writings

“ For the spirit is never idle. If the earth gives us an inspiration-one of her gifts-and if she confers it upon us through her spirit, then the vision has a meaning. Anyone who wants to take his dream seriously, interpret it, and be guided by it, must be endowed with "sidereal knowledge" and the light of nature, and must not engage in absurd fantasies, nor look upon his dreams from the heights of his arrogance ”
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Portrait of Paracelsus Paracelsus,  Medical Writings

“ One man reveals more traits of loyalty and less of disloyalty; one manis to a large extent this, another man that. Therefore we should keep an eye on the outward characteristics which nature gives a man by shaping him in a certain way. For nature shapes the anatomy of a pear in such a way that the pear develops into a pear tree; and she creates a medlar's anatomy, in such a way that it develops into a medlar bush; and the same is true of silver and gold. Nature also forges man, now a gold man, now a silver man, now a fig man, now a bean man. ”
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