rune-magic-by-siegried-adolf-kummer

Rune-Magic, by Siegried Adolf Kummer
7/7/11 12:15 AM
earnestly practiced brings about a feeling of becoming physically freer and
lighter. After ending the exercise I could often detect a sulfur-like smell
on the fingertips of my left hand. [25]
Fig. 6
The Practice of the Ancient Turkish Freemasons: The Key to
the Understanding of Alchemy, by Baron Rudolf von
Sebottendorf
As we go further in the work we will become aware
that an increasing warmth is developing in the index
finger. Because of its form, this pointed member
attracts more of the fire element -- which should
also be brought about by means of the vowel i.
Finally the warmth becomes so strong that fire
flames forth from the point of the finger and
creates a sulphurous acridity with the air which
we can clearly perceive when we hold our finger
to our nose. Most old writings remark first of all
on the preparation of the sulfur. Flamel writes about
this: At last I found what I was looking for, which I
recognized at once by its strong smell. When I had
that, I easily perfected my mastery. [i]
http://www.american-buddha.com/cult.runemagic.kummer.htm
This sulfurous smell is the first milestone on the
path. Only he who perceives it can go further. He
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