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Card #c296IR // #c296Synthesis

But into a pious Soul, the Mind entering, leads it into the Light of Knowledge.

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

[Use when]

Use when epistemology needs a moral precondition without turning into self-help.

[Why it matters]

Knowledge-light is ingress: Mind enters the prepared soul; piety is the open door.

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