Separation- The Third Step of Alchemy

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In part three of our seven-part series on the process of Alchemy, our hosts investigate the details of the third step; Separation. Dealing with the Spiritual Metal of Iron and how we use the Divine Masculine aspect of Will to further separate our True Ego from the Dross of Material Experience. The Warrior of the Internal Holy War appears to slay the dragon of falseness. Send us Fan Mail Support the show Book a Consultation with Daniel

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