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# Re: Questions about Fluid Condensers

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- To: BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com
- Subject: Re: Questions about Fluid Condensers
- From: "peter_reist <peter_reist@...>" <peter_reist@...>
- Date: Sun, 12 Jan 2003 00:10:22 -0000
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    Dear Rawn,

    >>>A natural Fluid condenser, such as the plant ingredients that
    Bardon listed, do not require a process of transformation. Unlike the
    human body, they are already capable of condensing the Fluids in
    their natural state. It's the specific natural ratio of
    Elements/Fluids that renders a substance a natural condenser.<<<

    If the plants that Bardonare natural fluid condensers, then what is
    the point of actual creating a liquid fluid condenser as Bardon
    describes? Mere practicality, perhaps? Can not just the raw plant
    material be used as a fluid condenser in a pinch, so to speak?

    Bardon also says that alchemically prepared essences are merely
    exquisitly created fluid condensers. So how does the quality of such
    an alchemical fluid condenser differ from the fluid condenser that
    Bardon describes? Also, how would a physical alchemical change of the
    substance - ie. distilation of a fluid - effect the quality of the
    fluid condenser?

    >>>The reason you're not comprehending is because your mind omitted
    one important word from what I said: *directly*. A physical condenser
    *directly* effects the physical, astral and mental. An astral
    condenser *directly* effects the astral and mental. A mental
    condenser *directly* effects the mental. An astral condenser will
    *eventually* have a physical effect and a mental condenser will
    *eventually* have an astral and physical effect (if that is the
    magician's desire).<<<

    Thanks, that clears that up in my often befuddled mind.

    Live well,
    Peter Reist

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