Sanctified water used in purification and protection rituals.

A spirit or entity linked to one of the four elements (earth, water, air, fire).

A psychic entity formed by the collective energy of a group of people.

A magical or alchemical potion.

The highest of the heavens considered as the realm of the gods or the blessed souls.

The times of the year when day and night are of equal length, marked by rituals.

In Greek mythology, a place of deep darkness associated with the underworld.

A subtle element that fills all space and connects all living beings.

The act of calling or summoning spirits or entities through magical rituals.

A ritual intended to drive away malevolent spirits from a person or a place.

An immaterial or supernatural entity often invoked in magical practices.

Member of an ancient Jewish sect known for its mystical and ascetic practices.

A divination technique using imprints or marks.

A form of spiritual and artistic movement developed by Rudolf Steiner.

The interpretation of sacred or esoteric texts.

A divine or spiritual manifestation or revelation.

A six-pointed mystical symbol used in Jewish and Kabbalistic tradition.

A Masonic symbol representing light and spiritual illumination.

An apparition or a ghost associated with necromancy practices.

A mystery or hidden question used in esoteric teachings.

A symbol of imminent danger or inevitable fate used in mystical teachings.

Related to visual memory and vivid mental images, sometimes used in spiritual visualization practices.

A non-physical plane of reality used in astral travel and mystical practices.

An esoteric diagram representing nine personality types and their spiritual interconnections.

Divination by observing atmospheric phenomena or the skies.