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Here's another human transmutation circle that I tried to make using a lot of elements of sacred geometry, the main ones used here being the octahedron, the icosahedron, meta (the pentagon), and the Flower of Life. Some other not-strictly-alchemy-based bits are the triangle of conjuration and the Sephirothic Tree of Life. And now I'm going to attempt to explain what will happen when this circle is activated (or what should happen, at least), for those of you who are interested. Upon activation, the triangle of conjuration, located at the top of the circle, will call back the soul of the deceased (if it's possible, at that point), with that soul being signified by the icosahedron within the triangle. From there, the soul will flow into the main circle, where it will zigzag through the sephira (nodes) of the Tree of Life, descending through the planes of existence and becoming more corporeal with each sephirot. The Flower of Life which the Tree is worked into and is a part of represents the fundamental forms of space and time, as well as basic information on all living things, and here helps the soul make the transition from metaphysical to physical. After the soul flows through the last sephirot, it gains a corporeal form which is the newly-living body of the deceased, and stops at the bottom node of the array, where the body is represented by the octahedron. The main base polygon of the circle is meta, or a pentagon, because they represent balance between the four elements and ether, which should help keep the body and soul stable throughout the body's re-formation. And there you have it. That's how the circle should work. Also, this array's nature is very flexible, in the fact that is not only limited to humans, which means you could also probably summon demons or extra-dimensional aliens into the physical realm with it, though I highly advise you don't. Enjoy your resurrection! And as always, if you like what you see, be sure to check out the rest of my page!

UPDATE: swapped lower tetrahedron for an octahedron

Description

Here's another human transmutation circle that I tried to make using a lot of elements of sacred geometry, the main ones used here being the octahedron, the icosahedron, meta (the pentagon), and the Flower of Life. Some other not-strictly-alchemy-based bits are the triangle of conjuration and the Sephirothic Tree of Life. And now I'm going to attempt to explain what will happen when this circle is activated (or what should happen, at least), for those of you who are interested. Upon activation, the triangle of conjuration, located at the top of the circle, will call back the soul of the deceased (if it's possible, at that point), with that soul being signified by the icosahedron within the triangle. From there, the soul will flow into the main circle, where it will zigzag through the sephira (nodes) of the Tree of Life, descending through the planes of existence and becoming more corporeal with each sephirot. The Flower of Life which the Tree is worked into and is a part of represents the fundamental forms of space and time, as well as basic information on all living things, and here helps the soul make the transition from metaphysical to physical. After the soul flows through the last sephirot, it gains a corporeal form which is the newly-living body of the deceased, and stops at the bottom node of the array, where the body is represented by the octahedron. The main base polygon of the circle is meta, or a pentagon, because they represent balance between the four elements and ether, which should help keep the body and soul stable throughout the body's re-formation. And there you have it. That's how the circle should work. Also, this array's nature is very flexible, in the fact that is not only limited to humans, which means you could also probably summon demons or extra-dimensional aliens into the physical realm with it, though I highly advise you don't. Enjoy your resurrection! And as always, if you like what you see, be sure to check out the rest of my page!

UPDATE: swapped lower tetrahedron for an octahedron