The Laments of the Eremite

Eremitic Iblisism, also referred to as "the eremitic turn," is a divergent route that is the most austere in the pathway. It aspires to wholeness by balancing the Wells of the Frame and a relationship to the divine, however conceived.

I.
The First Eremitic Lament
Seclusion of the Wells

This is spiritual, doctrinal, and social isolation pursuing the pathway.

II.
The Second Eremitic Lament
Severity of the Wells

This is austerity, sobriety, and seriousness facing the realities of life.

III.
The Third Eremitic Lament
Serenity of the Wells

This is moderation, calmness, and conscientiousness in living life.

The Prism of the Fold by the Seven Keys

Refer to thematic and topical boxes on right sidebar. The "Black Snake," by Mark Catesby.