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Apocalypse: The Transformation of Earth

An Esoteric Mineralogy
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The Book of Revelation in the New Testament -- the Apocalypse -- tells of the building of the New Jerusalem. It describes the foundations as being adorned with twelve stones: jasper, sapphire, chalcedony, emerald, sardonyx, carnelian, chrysolite, beryl, topaz, chrysoprase, jacinth and amethyst. This thorough book examines in depth the minerals of the Apocalypse, including descriptions from a Goethean approach which offers great insight into the world of minerals. Benesch goes on to explore the changing relationship of human beings to the mineral world through the ages, so that the building of a New Jerusalem can be understood as a real transformation. This book brings alchemical and astrological traditions together with scientific research to form the beginnings of a new esoteric mineralogy.
Foreword: The Mineral World as a Spiritual Path by Robert Sardello Preface Part 1: The Apocalypse and Its Images The Question Its Fundamental Structure The Series of the Source Images The Seven Images of God the Son The Cosmic Source Images The Mediator Entities Transit Images The Series of Estuary (Mouth) Images The Final Image of the Revelation Part 2: Spirit in the Mineral Realm Mineral and the Father-God Mineral Manifestations as Soul Experience The Esoteric Tradition The Mineral and Natural Science The Mineral as Entity Origin of the Mineral Realm Future of the Mineral Realm Minerals and the Fixed Stars Part 3: Heavenly Jerusalem and the Mineral World Formulating the Question Mineral Epoch and Humanity Inner Life and Earth's Future Minerals and Human Corporeality Cultic Action Four Questions from One The Human Being The Mineral Earth and Macrocosm Evil and the Mineral World Summary Part 4: Building Elements of Heavenly Jerusalem Water Crystal The Jasper Problem The Jasper Experience The Twelve Precious Stones Gold Pearl Wood Conclusion Retrospect and Outlook
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