A Dialogue between Mercury, the Alchemist, and Nature on Superphysics

A Dialogue Between The Alchemist And an Old Man

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Superphysics Note!

The Romans switched from paganism into Catholicism. This left many intellectuals, unwilling to abandon ancient beliefs, without any support. To drive their cause, they adopted the alchemy from Persia which itself was driven by the Persian lust for gold. This is because Annunaki began the first human civilizations in the Middle East where gold and metals were abundant. This is exactly what the fertile crescent is.

Once upon a time, Alchymists gathered together to hold a council on how they should make & prepare the Philosophers stone.

A Dialogue Between Mercury and the Alchemist

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The poor Alchymist was raised from sleep by noise, yet not without great comfort.

He took then a vessel full of Mercury, and began to conjure it diverse ways as his dream taught him.

The Alchemist Versus Mercury

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At last he begins to curse Mercury, and revile Nature because she made him.

Nature heard these things and called Mercury to her, and said to him:

Nature

What had you done to this man? Why does he curse and revile me for thy sake? Why don’t you do what you should do?

But Mercury modestly excuseth himself. Yet Nature commands him to be obedient to the sons of Wisdome, that seek after him. Mercury promised that he will, and saith:

The Nature of Mercury

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Mercury

The Philosophers said that Nature is to be mixed with Natures. They command nothing to bee done without Nature. But you dost mix me with almost all the sordidst things that bee, as dung.

Alchemist

I doe nothing besides Nature; but I sow seed into its own earth, as the Philosophers have said.

Mercury

You sowest me in dung, and in time of harvest I do vanish away, and you art wont to reap dung.

Alchemist

Yet so the Philosophers have wrote, that in the dunghill their matter is to be sought for.

Mercury

It is true what they have written; but you understandest their letter, and not their sense, and meaning.

Alchemist

Now happily I see that you art Mercury; but you wilt not obey me.

He began to conjure him again, saying, Vx Vx. But Mercury laughing answered, you shalt doe no good, my friend.

A Dialogue Between Nature and the Alchemist

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Mercury hearing this begins to lament over the Alchymist, and goes unto his mother Nature: accuseth the ungratefull operator.

Nature beleeves her son Mercury, who tells true, and being moved with anger comes to the Alchymist, and calls him;