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Feb 5, 2021 1 hr 3 min

Dissolution- The Second Step of Alchemy

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Continuing our seven-part series on the process of Alchemy, our hosts investigate the details of the second step; Dissolution. Dealing with the Spiritual Metal of Tin and how we use the Feminine aspect of Consciousness to dissolve the dross of our false personality in the internal waters of the Self. Send us Fan Mail Support the show Book a Consultation with Daniel

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