Nisus Formativus/Urge of Creation
The nisus formativus comes from the teachings of Aristotle, but was maybe known in esoteric mysticism of the times. Nisus Formativus is described as the vital body, the urge for the creation through transformation of oneself, through creating life appart oneself, or projecting and merging. Different traditions represents this as the aggregates of Buddhism, the extension of true Vedas. In Kabbalah it is the relationships between the Yesod (vital), and Hod (astral).
Pure Intuition “revelation born of the human soul “ Goethe
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St. Michael & Samael
Materialization “mutation of ether in to corporeal”
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Plato’s Feest
Materialization “mutation of ether in to corporeal”
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Fenix
Pure Intuition “revelation born of the human soul “ Goethe
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Janus
Pure Intuition “revelation born of the human soul “ Goethe
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Svetovid
Artificial Man “degeneration serum natural” Paracelsus
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Golem
Artificial Man by Paracelsus: “degeneration serum natural”, Zeus giving a birth
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Zeus birthing Athena Palada
Artificial Man “degeneration serum natural” Paracelsus
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Enkidu
Materialization “mutation of ether in to corporeal”
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Creation of the Wold
Transformation “view of the knowledge of the essential laws of nature”
Oil on canvas, 54" x 54"
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Man Grasshopper
Transformation “view of the knowledge of the essential laws of nature”
Oil on canvas, 54" x 54"
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Maze God
Transformation “view of the knowledge of the essential laws of nature”
Oil on canvas, 54" x 54"
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