Art by Jacob Boehme

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Wheel of properties of the seven planets or "source spirits" J. Bohme, Theosphische Wercke /Amsterdam 1682

Engraving illustrating Hermetic astrology -Jakob Böhme ~1682

an old book with a drawing of a man on top of a mountain and two animals in the foreground

Geisterseher

Jakob Böhme. Der Weg zu Christo, verfasset in neun Büchlein … (1732)

an old book with writing on it and a drawing of a clock in the middle

Magic Transistor

Jacob Böhme

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Illustration from a book by German mystic Jakob Boehme (1575 – 1624). The text reads "the longer, the better."

an image of a tree with many different things on it and the sun above it

"The Unmoved-Mover" in Aristotle's "Metaphysics"

. The alchemical tree, standing under the influences of the heavens. 17th century engraving The alchemical tree http://nickny79.hubpages.com/hub/The-Unmoved-Mover-in-Aristotles-Metaphysics

an old book with many different symbols on it

Tattoo Board

Creation Myth

Dark Side

Liebe Frei-Denker:

The Rebirth, jakobbohmewegzuchr

an old book cover with the image of a cross and two serpents on it

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Esoteric Art | Images from Jacob Böhme, Theosophia Revelata (1730)

an image of a man surrounded by many different things in the background, including circles and stars

Jacob Boehme

Jacob Boehme~~German Christian Mystic and Theologian~~"When you art gone forth wholly from the creature [human], and have become nothing to all that is nature and creature, then you are in that eternal God himself, and then you will perceive and feel the highest virtue of love."

Jakob Böhme (1575–1624), Cosmogony, Philosophical Sphere, Wonder...

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'Christi Testamenta' by Jacob Boehme Illustrates a mushroom superimposed on a cross, as well as mycelium and other mushroomic forms also representing the Christian Trinity.

an artistic painting with many different faces and symbols in the center, surrounded by other images

"The principle of fire is the root, and it grows in its root. It has in its proprium sour, bitter, fierceness and anguish. And these grow in its proprium in poison and death the anguished stern life, which in itself gives darkness, owing to the drawing in of the harshness. Its properties make sulphur, mercury, and salt; through the fire's property makes not Sul in sulphur, but the will of freedom makes Sul in sulphur, while the principle goes forward." -- Jacob Boehme (1575-1624)

an image of a clock with all the numbers on it and symbols in each circle

jacob boehme theosophia revelata

an image of the sun and moon with four different phases in it, vintage line drawing or engraving