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Mercury: Encyclopedia - Mercury

Mercury may mean: Mercury - Science. Mercury (element), the chemical element also called quicksilver Mercury (planet), the nearest planet to the Sun in the solar system Mercury (plant), members of the genus Mercurialis Project Mercury, an early American program for launching humans into space Inches of mercury, a measure of atmospheric pressure Good King Henry, a species of goosefoot also called mercury or English mercury ...

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Mercury: Spiritual Dictionary on Mercury

Mercury: Mercury was the messenger of the gods, and the planet is the fastest in motion. It moves back and forth through the sky, changing its apparent direction six times each year. This apparent back and forth movement is a reflection of how we learn. We listen, then we try. We go back to correct a pattern and we try again. Once we grasp a concept we can move forward quickly to the next challenge.

Our mental processes have two basic patterns. Inductive reasoning is something we are born with. It is the capacity to remember an experience and apply it to future situations. “Once burned, twice shy” is one way of looking at inductive reasoning. The other is deductive reasoning. This is the ability to take a number of observations and draw conclusions from the information. This is the ability of abstract thought. Statistical research has inductive qualities. If we ask ten people if they like a certain candy and six say yes, we tend to assume that 60 out of a hundred will like it too. Sherlock Holmes used deductive reasoning, putting several seemingly unrelated facts together to learn about his quarry.

Mercury provides us with a specific path for both kinds of reasoning, based on its sign and house placement. And Mercury, more than any other planet, takes on the attributes of its sign, house and aspects. Just as the god Mercury delivered a message without changing it, Mercury in your chart shows how you deliver your personal message. The sign shows your personal bias – how you typically choose to express yourself- and the house shows the area of life in which self-expression is the most important to you.

Mercury in your chart has to do with all kinds of communication. It shows the speed and quality. It indicates how you use the senses. It shows the area of your life where the reasoning processes can best be exercised. Thus it shows where you are likely to achieve the clearest and most potent expression of your inner thoughts to others. Aspects from other planets show how your communication is influenced by the events and people around you.

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Mercury: A Spiritual Dictionary on Mercury

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Mercury, the messenger of the Gods, was the Roman God of business, science and thievery. Mercury was represented as a beardless youth with winged shoes fastened to his ankles, and a winged cap on his head. He could fly. He carried a staff with two snakes winding around it. Greek God Hermes.

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Mercury: Encyclopedia - Bristol Mercury

The Mercury was a 9 cylinder one-row radial aircraft engine that was developed by the Bristol Aeroplane Company in 1925, as their Bristol Jupiter was reaching the end of its lifespan. At first there was little interest in an engine that was the same power as the Jupiter, but eventually the Air Ministry funded three prototypes and it became clear the design was another winner for Roy Fedden. With the widespread introduction of superchargers to the aero industry in order to improve altitude performance, Fedden felt it was reasona ...

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Mercury: Encyclopedia - Archer Maclean's Mercury

Archer Maclean's Mercury is a video game for the PlayStation Portable, released in April of 2005. In Mercury, you tilt a level in order to get a drop of mercury to its appointed destination, in a similar fashion to Marble Madness. Differences include newer obstacles and the ablity for the mercury to morph, split and transform around the levels. Archer Maclean's Mercury - Worlds and levels. There are seven worlds in the game Neon Quartz Xero AquaIncluding:

Mercury: New Age Spiritual Dictionary on Mercury

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The planet of communication and mental capabilities. Aspects to Mercury help us understand our mental makeup, how our minds work, and what we enjoy studying or contemplating. The ruler of the signs of Gemini and Virgo, it is considered Ray 4 in nature

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Mercury: Sanskrit Hinduism Dictionary on mercury

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Mercury: Tantra Tantric Dictionary on Mercury

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Mercury: Mysticism Magick Dictionary on MERCURY

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Alchemical mercury is the universal aspect of a substance, as distinguished from its individual character (sulphur). For instance, in herbal alchemy, mercury is always methyl alcohol, which is the "spirit" that is equally obtainable from all plants. Whereas the plant's oil or "elixir" is always unique. In mineral alchemy, mercury is quicksilver. In animal alchemy, mercury is consciousness (or the élan vital).

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Mercury: Wiccan Pagan Dictionary on MERCURY

MERCURY -

1. Roman God of Communication

2. planet ruling commerce, language, writing and versatile, mental energy. (NAD)

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Mercury: Spiritual - Theosophy Dictionary on Mercury

Mercury For the Latin god,

See HERMES

Also the closest visible planet to the sun. Irregularities discovered in its orbit led astronomers at one time to suspect that there is an inter-Mercurial planet, and such a suspected planet, once claimed to have been seen crossing the solar disk, was named Vulcan. Mercury is included in the enumeration of the seven sacred planets of the ancients.

Theosophy, as it does with all the visible planetary bodies, considers Mercury to be the lowest globe of a septenary chain of globes; so that this planet is not one of the seven globes of the earth-chain (SD 1:163 et seq). A connection with the earth-chain, however, is found in that the spiritual rector or genius of the Mercury planetary chain has especial influence over globe E of the earth-chain, and over the fifth or present root-race of our globe D. Astrologically, the zodiacal houses of Mercury are Gemini and Virgo; it has given its name to the day of the week Wednesday.

As Mercury is about ready to inaugurate its last or seventh round, it is far older as a chain in its present imbodiment than is the earth-chain in its. It is supposed to receive seven times more light and other solar energies from the sun than the earth receives. "Mercury is, as an astrological planet, still more occult and mysterious than Venus. It is identical with the Mazdean Mithra, the genius, or god, 'established between the Sun and the Moon, the perpetual companion of "Sun" of Wisdom' " (SD 2:28). Esoterically the planets Mercury, Venus, and the Moon in ancient ceremonial rites were represented by three initiators. This is the origin of the three Magi or wise men associated with Christmas and the birth of Jesus.

The metal mercury plays a great part in alchemy, being one of the trinity of sulphur, mercury, salt -- denoting spirit, water, and blood; or flame, nature, and mother.

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Mercury: Encyclopedia II - Mercury element - History

Mercury was known to the ancient Chinese and Hindus and was found in Egyptian tombs that date from 1500 BCE. In China, India and Tibet, mercury use was thought to prolong life, heal fractures, and maintain generally good health. The ancient Greeks used mercury in ointments and the Romans used it in cosmetics. By 500 BCE mercury was used to make amalgams with other metals. The Indian word for alchemy is Rassayana which means ‘the way of mercury.’ Alchemists often thought of mercury as the first matter from which all metals w ...

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