Imagen de Fludd

this image represents the way hidden inner forces rise to the surface after being suppressed for a long time. At the center stands the figure of Homo Sanus (“the healthy man”), symbolizing the conscious self that constantly strives for balance, yet remains surrounded by energies, instincts, and shadow aspects that we often refuse to face The radiant cloud above, filled with divine light and the Divine name of God can be seen inside the triangle, symbolizes a higher consciousness or divine order. The name יהוה (YHWH), known as the Tetragrammaton (Yud Hei Vav Hei) in latin. This name is a linguistic structure whose letters can form different variations. “haya” (past), “hove” (present), and “yihiye” (future). The following names represent the four cardinal directions, each carrying a deep symbolic meaning. Oriens (East, means new beginning, light), Septentrio (North means cold, dark secret way), Occidens (West means closure, death, transformation), and Meridies (South means wholeness, strength, fulfillment) these represent the four cardinal directions and symbolize the spiritual and cosmic order. In contrast, the demonic figures positioned at the edges (Samael, Azazel, Paymon (Paimon), Ammon (Aamon), Mahazel, show that repressed aspects of the psyche always remain at the margins, and if left unexamined, they can erupt and take control. At the center of the image, certain protective angels and spiritual energies can be identified, Raphael, Uriel, Egyn, and Mahael. From the radiant cloud above with the Divine name emerges a text with a message in latin. This Latin inscription originates from the Book of Psalms (Psalm 91). The Latin translation of the Scriptures represents divine protection and angelic guardianship. Plaga non appropinquabit tentorio tuo, quoniam angelis suis præcepit de te, ut custodiant te in omnibus viis tuis. —— Dr. Robert Fludd: Imágenes de un Alquimista, Los Sagrados Vientos Víctor. Arturo. Cabello. Reyes. El maestro Rosacruz y alquimista Dr. Robert Fludd nace en Bearsted, Kent Inglaterra en 1574-1637. Proveniente de familia de aristocracia y alcurnia, fue Médico-Hermetista-Paracelsista, filósofo Platonista y renombrado intelectual Rosacruz de corazón interno puro. Creyente en poderosas fuerzas del cosmos, las que interactúan con toda noción de música, geomancia, astrología y matemática; junto a su visión médica con influencias del maestro Paracelso, en estrecha colaboración con su amigo William Harvey= (circulación sanguínea). ''Born at Bearsted, Kent, in 1574. During his journey (6 years) through Europe, he assimilated the current of the master Paracelsus and returned to London in 1604. Fludd was a follower of Master Paracelsus and his medicine and the Renaissance tradition of Marsilio Ficino has in him its greatest expression and legacy of the appropriate and practical use of herbs gathered under astrological signatures''. Su padre Sir Thomas Fludd, fue Caballero de la Reina Isabel y sirvió de Tesorero del ejercito en Flandes antes de su retiro al Milgate House, en Kent.