Folio VI · Reference
Correspondences
A talisman is not decoration. It is correspondence made durable. The tables below are the working grammar — number, symbol, metal, text and use — that informs every object in the cabinet.
Planetary
| Number | Symbol | Metal | Text | Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | Sol ☉ | Gold | Liber Resh · Hymn to Ra-Hoor-Khuit | Solar talismans · invocation of the centre |
| 3 | Saturn ♄ | Lead | Saturnine reflections | Binding · structure · time-work |
| 4 | Jupiter ♃ | Tin | Liber Reguli (in part) | Expansion · sovereignty · jovial work |
| 5 | Mars ♂ | Iron | Stélé invocations · martial hymns | Cutting · severance · martial talismans |
| 7 | Venus ♀ | Copper | Liber A'ash · hymns of Babalon | Union · attraction · creative current |
| 8 | Mercury ☿ | Mercury | Hermetic dialogues | Communication · writing · mercurial sigils |
| 9 | Luna ☽ | Silver | Lunar correspondences | Reflection · timing · oneiric work |
Qabalah · Sephiroth
| Number | Symbol | Metal | Text | Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kether | — | Liber Trigrammaton (in part) | The crown — apex of the Tree |
| 2 | Chokmah | — | Wisdom hymns | Wisdom · pure force |
| 3 | Binah | Lead | Binah / Saturn correspondences | Form · understanding · the dark mother |
| 4 | Chesed | Tin | Mercy hymns | Mercy · expansion |
| 5 | Geburah | Iron | Severity hymns | Severity · martial correction |
| 6 | Tiphareth | Gold | Liber Resh | Beauty · solar centre · the heart |
| 7 | Netzach | Copper | Venusian hymns | Victory · feeling · creative current |
| 8 | Hod | Mercury | Hermetic correspondences | Splendour · intellect |
| 9 | Yesod | Silver | Lunar correspondences | Foundation · astral · oneiric |
| 10 | Malkuth | Earth metals | Earth correspondences | Kingdom · the realised world |
Metals
Gold for Sol and Tiphareth. Silver for Luna and Yesod. Other classical attributions held as reference but not produced — 93Magick is gold-only.
Numbers
93, 6, 11, 31, 418, 666, 777 — the operative numbers most often called into object form.
Ritual use
Each correspondence is held as a question: when, why and to what end is this struck. The table is the answer key, not the work itself.