The principle that divine, spiritual, emotional, and material levels line up and influence one another.
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correspondence
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Jiang summarizes Virgil’s attempted answer as a correspondence among body, soul, and spirit, where what happens to one can happen to the others.
The quoted solution says one must measure the spheres by the power within them rather than by the visible semblance of the angelic circles, and then the correspondence between cosmos and intelligence becomes clear.
Rhythm, correspondence, and cause and effect mean the material, emotional, spiritual, and divine levels are connected and can influence one another.
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"Line 22. If you recall how Maligar was consumed, he said just when the firebrand was bent, this won't be hard to understand. And..."
"...what he's saying is, what you have to understand is a correspondence of things. The correspondence between the body, the soul, and the spirit...."
"sphere which sweeps along with it the rest of all the universe must match the circle that loves most and knows the most so..."
"if your fingers are not enough for such a knot it is not wonderful so much so as not to try it is done..."
"...the movement of the universe. Second thing is the idea of correspondence. What correspondence means is that divine, spiritual, emotional, material, they all line..."
"And what this means, and this is really interesting, is that you can have impact on others as well. So this gives rise to..."
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