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Card #c287IR // #c287Synthesis

Thus," replied he, "Understand it, That which in thee Seeth and Heareth, the Word of the Lord, and the Mind, the Father, God, Differeth not One from the Other, and the Unison of these is Life."

— In our words · Source: The Divine Pymander (Hermes Trismegistus (tr. Everard))

[Use when]

Use when someone splits spirit / intellect / speech into rival faculties.

[Why it matters]

Perception, Word, and Mind are not three gods — their unison *is* life.

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