IIH: Franz Bardon

The Fluid Condensers 

Any object can be influenced by any fluid, regardless of being loaded electrically, magnetically, with elements or akasa, through the aid of imagination and the will. But according to the laws of analogy and by experience, it has been found out that not each object and not each kind of liquid is suitable to retain an accumulated power for a long time or to accumulate it at all. Similar to the fact that electricity, magnetism and heat have good and bad conductors, the higher powers offer the same bipolar aspect. Good conductors own an enormous accumulative capacity because the powers concentrated in them are stored up and can be held back at will. In the hermetic science such accumulators are called “fluid condensers”. There are three principal groups of them:

1. solid fluid condensers;
2. liquid fluid condensers;
3. aeriform fluid condensers.

To the principal group of solid fluid condensers belong, first of all, resins and metals. As for the metals, gold occupies the highest rank. Tiniest jots, even atomic particles of gold grants an enormous amount of condensation power to any liquid. For this reason, gold is added in smallest portions to any fluid condenser. But more about this subject will follow later on.

The second group comprehends lacquers, oils, tinctures and extracts composed from resins that have been produced by certain plants. Just as gold occupies the first rank among the solid substances, being analogous to the sun, viz., corresponding to the power and the light of the sun,

To the third group are attributed all kinds of fumigations, flavors, smelling waters, and evaporations about which I will not talk in detail because they are less important for the magic practice.