Introduction
Often the vile metals or
dry mercury and arsenified sulphur is mentioned in Alchemical texts and not it
is often it is not clear what these two things really are. The following
excerpts clearly define what these two elements are. The very interesting thing
is that they can be found in us right here and now.
Excerpt 1 – Vile Metals and Arsenified Sulphur
“Whosoever has created the bodies must then perfect them. In order for
the bodies to be perfected it is absolutely necessary to eliminate the Dry
Mercury, which is nothing more than the pluralized ‘I’ (ego).
If one does not eliminate the pluralized ‘I’, then the existential
bodies cannot be perfected and they cannot be recovered by the distinct parts
of the Being.
In order for the bodies to be recovered by the distinct parts of the
Being, they must be perfected. They must be converted into pure vehicles of
Gold. However, these vehicles cannot be converted into instruments of pure Gold
unless the Dry Mercury and the Arsenic Sulphur are eliminated.
What is Dry Mercury? It is the ‘I’ (ego). What is Arsenified Sulphur?
It is the carnal, bestial fire of the atomic infernos of the human being. This
fire corresponds to the abominable Kundabuffer organ.
Thus, it is necessary to eliminate the Dry Mercury and the Arsenified
Sulphur in order for the existential superior bodies, which are created by the
Arche of Alchemy, to be converted into the finest quality vehicles of pure
Gold.”
Excerpt from the lecture: “The Arche”, by V.M Samael
Aun Weor.
Excerpt 2 – Vile Metals and Arsenified Sulphur
“The Great Work is performed with Her. However, if one does not
eliminate the Dry-Mercury (ego) and the Arsenic-Sulphur (passional fire), one
does not achieve the fusion with Divinity.
If there is no psychological death, then one is transformed into an abortion,
into a failure. Therefore, the work must
be performed correctly.
The Antimony is willing to settle the atoms of Gold in Mercury with the
condition that the Dry-Mercury and the Arsenic Sulphur are eliminated with the
help of Stella Maris. If we perform this, then the Antimony works in settling
the Gold.”
Excerpt from the lecture: “The Arche”, by V.M Samael
Aun Weor.
Summary
In summary the vile
metals are the egoic substances in us, which are really substance that is not
physical. The vile metals are our egos or the many psychological “I’s” that we
carry within our psychology. They are fragments of our essence trapped or
conditioned to think, feel and act in very particular ways. The arsenified
sulphur is the sexual enthusiasm or impulse or fire that is conditioned to work
in a lustful way.
As a final note, in the
work of Alchemy we have to dissolve both the vile metals and the arsenified
sulphur, this releasing the freed and purified sulphur and the freed and
purified metals. Both the dry mercury and the arsenified sulphur are dissolved
by working first of all psychologically, that is, using self-observation and
comprehension then appealing to our particular individual Divine Mother or the
feminine aspect of our interior Divinity to reduce them to dust.
End (487).
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