In episode 149 of the Magick & Alchemy podcast, hosts Kristin Lisenby and Kate Belew discuss the element of Spirit. Also known as quintessence, aether, or the fifth element, Spirit completes the elemental pentagram alongside Air, Earth, Fire, and Water. In this conversation, Kristin and Kate discuss the Greek God Aether and the Cult of the Holy Spirit. They consider spirit snakes, altars, miracles, and dreams as a way to connect with the spirit world.
Sources & Shoutouts:
Episode 32: Water Magick
Episode 61: Wind, Feathers, & Bird Lore
Episode 66: Fire Magick
Episode 124: The Power of Three
https://www.theoi.com/Protogenos/Aither.html
Hesiod’s Theogony
“Aether: Primordial God of the Bright Upper Sky,” Rachel Lockett
The Library of Esoterica’s Witchcraft
"Developing Your Intuitive Senses with the Clairs," Kate Belew - Tamed Wild
Cult of the Holy Spirit - Wikipedia
“Under the Influence of the Holy Spirit,” Azoresguide.net
The Four Elements of the Wise: Working with Magickal Power of Earth, Air, Water, Fire, Ivo Dominguez Jr. as quoted in Library of Esoterica’s Witchcraft
Judika Illes
Ramesside dream-book
Luna Luna Magazine, Lisa Marie Basile
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