Rosicrucian Alchemy Meditation - the Four Elements - Grand Master Julie Scott: transcript
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This RosicrucianTV video features Grand Master Julie Scott leading a guided Rosicrucian alchemy meditation on the four classical elements. After inviting viewers to sit comfortably, close their eyes and take deep neutral breaths, she guides attention to the body's bones, muscles, tissues and organs as material substances drawn from earth, intoning the vowel sound 'ma' three times. Next comes concentration on the rhythm of breathing and the movement of air in and out of the lungs, with the vowel sound 'aim' intoned three times. Viewers then imagine themselves inside a blood cell, a reddish sphere composed mainly of water kept alive by electromagnetic influx from its nucleus, intoning 'may'. Finally, attention goes to the heat of the body around the pituitary gland, seen as a ball of fire radiating soothing, regenerating light, with the vowel sound 'raw'. Participants repeat an affirmation about being strengthened by earth, vitalized by air, purified by water and regenerated by fire, then rest in silence attuning with the four elements and the quintessence, described through an Isaac Newton quote as spiritual, penetrating, transformative and incorruptible.
Key points
- Grand Master Julie Scott leads a guided Rosicrucian alchemy meditation on earth, air, water and fire.
- The meditation opens with deep neutral breaths and focus on the bones, muscles, tissues and organs as earth.
- Each element is paired with a vowel sound intoned three times: ma, aim, may and raw.
- Air is contemplated through the rhythm of breathing and the movement of air in and out of the lungs.
- Water is explored by imagining oneself inside a reddish blood cell kept alive by electromagnetic influx.
- Fire is visualized as heat concentrated around the pituitary gland, a ball of fire radiating regenerating light.
- Participants affirm being strengthened by earth, vitalized by air, purified by water and regenerated by fire.
- The session closes with silence attuning to the four elements and the quintessence, cited via Isaac Newton.
- Newton is quoted describing the quintessence as spiritual, penetrating, transformative and incorruptible.
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- 0:09
now we're going to do an alchemy meditation a rosicrucian alchemy meditation so please sit comfortably close your eyes and for a few moments focus your breath focus your attention on your breasts take deep neutral breaths don't hold your breath on the inhalation or the exhalation just deep breaths for a few moments now return to your normal breathing and begin to concentrate on the bones of your skeleton
- 1:08
on your muscles your tissues and your organs as material substances drawn from earth as you continue to concentrate on the bones of your skeleton your muscles your tissues and organs as material substances drawn from earth let us in tone the vowel sound ma three times ready inhale [Music]
- 2:25
um [Music] um now concentrate on the regular rhythm of
- 3:23
your breathing and on the continuous movement of air in and out of your lungs while concentrating on the regular rhythm of your breathing and on the continuous movement of air in and out of your lungs let us in tone the vowel sound aim
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three times ready inhale hey [Music] hey [Music] hey [Music] now imagine yourself inside a blood cell
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visualize it as a reddish sphere composed mainly of water and kept alive by a continual electromagnetic influx from its nucleus to its outer membrane as you continue to imagine yourself inside a blood cell visualizing it as a reddish sphere composed mainly of water and kept alive a continual electromagnetic influx
- 6:41
from its nucleus to its outer membrane let us in tone the vowel sound may three times ready inhale [Music] [Music] um [Music] um [Music]
- 8:12
now concentrate all the heat of your body around the pituitary gland in your head see this gland as a ball of fire which does not burn but from which radiates a soothing and regenerating light while continuing to concentrate all the heat of your body
- 9:11
around the pituitary gland in your head seeing this gland as a ball of fire which does not burn but from which radiates a soothing and regenerating light let us in tone the vowel sound raw three times ready inhale [Music] [Music] right right
- 10:17
[Music] please repeat after me my whole being is strengthened by earth vitalized by air purified by water and regenerated by fire then remain for several moments in
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silence attuning with these four elements and the quint essence the fifth element the light of mind that directs the transformation of energy into matter isaac newton said the quintessence is a thing that is spiritual penetrating transformative and incorruptible which emerges anew from the four elements when they are balanced and bound together so mote it be
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What four elements does the meditation focus on?
It focuses on earth, air, water and fire, each with its own quality: strengthening, vitalizing, purifying and regenerating.
What vowel sounds are intoned during the meditation?
The sounds are ma for earth, aim for air, may for water and raw for fire, each intoned three times.
How is the water element visualized?
Viewers imagine themselves inside a blood cell, a reddish sphere composed mainly of water and kept alive by a continual electromagnetic influx from its nucleus to its outer membrane.
How is the fire element visualized?
The heat of the body is concentrated around the pituitary gland, seen as a ball of fire that does not burn but radiates a soothing and regenerating light.
What affirmation do participants repeat?
They repeat that their whole being is strengthened by earth, vitalized by air, purified by water and regenerated by fire.
How is the quintessence described?
Isaac Newton is quoted saying the quintessence is spiritual, penetrating, transformative and incorruptible, emerging anew from the four elements when they are balanced and bound together.
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