This has been about a year long study where i’ve been trying to cohesively tie togehter hermetic philosophy, mysticism and alchemy into one unified diagram that attempts to explain the the divine architecture of God. I love talking about this stuff so I would absolutely love to hear your thoughts and insight if you have any!

At the apex lies the Monad, the total expression of Oneness – the undivided Spirit of God before reflection, the infinite potential from which all existence emanates. In its purity, it is whole, self-contained, and beyond polarity. Yet within its stillness arises the desire to know itself, and through that desire, the Monad divides giving birth to the Dyad.

The Dyad is the realm of duality – Fire and Water, Male and Female, Expansion and Contraction. It is the first movement of creation, where the divine unity of the Monad mirrors itself in contrast, forming the cosmic tension that generates awareness. The Monad represents the Spirit of God, the red hexahedron symbolizes the Soul of God, and the blue hexagram signifies the Body of God.

Together, the Monad and Dyad form the first Triad – the classic threefold nature of God. Here, the divine essence splits into three reflected bodies:

Mercury, the mirror of the Spirit of God,

Sulphur, the mirror of the Soul of God, and

Salt, the mirror of the Body of God.

From the Triad emerges the foundation of alchemy: Spirit (Mercury), Soul (Sulphur), and Body (Salt) – the Tria Prima, the three primary forces of existence.

Sulphur divides into Will (Fire), the animating principle of purpose.
Mercury divides into Intellect (Air) and Emotion (Water), the twin currents of consciousness and feeling.
Salt divides into Matter (Earth), the crystallization of divine intention into form.

From the Triad, the Quaternary is born – the four elemental realms of manifestation. Fire, Air, Water, and Earth become the complete field of creation, the material reflection of the divine pattern above.

All realms – Monad, Dyad, Triad, and Quaternary – form the complete architecture of God. This architecture can be divided into 3 separate triads of 3 – Spirit, Soul and Body. Every aspect of the Divine flows through a 4th central realm of pure light and connection to all emanations the seat of Mercury, the living bridge between all triads.

Mercury is the Quintessential Embodiment of God – the axis of reflection through which all realms communicate.
No point within this divine geometry can be accessed without passing through Mercury, for it is the living mirror of the Divine, the voice of the Monad within creation itself.

Without getting into too much theology here a lot of this seems to explain without saying it the nature of “Jesus Christ the Nazoarene”, ie the Triad in this diagram could be viewed as Salt = Jesus, Mercury = Christ, Sulphur = Nazaorene and even biblical scriptures about the nature of God seem to reflect similiar ideas in this diagram ie “No one comes to the Father but through me” where Mercury in this instance is the bridge, the father being the Monad.