“The central figure, wrapped in a green cloak, embodies nature, the source and mother of all visible and invisible things. The radiant sun dominating the scene is not only the symbol of light and life but also represents the divine energy that penetrates and nourishes both the material and spiritual worlds, sustaining the entire cycle of creation. In thecentral circle , the three kingdoms of nature, Vegetabilis, Animalis, and Mineralis are highlighted, converging and interacting under the influence of the four fundamental elements. Aer, Aqua, Terra and Ignis. This depiction serves as a universal key. To understanding how the alchemist perceived the world, every substance, every beings belongs to one of these spheres but contains within it a universal seed that, through hermetic work, can be transformed and subliminated. The vegetal Kingdom symbolizes growth and organic life, the animal represents movement and consciousness, while the mineral holds the philosopher’s stone, the great secret of transformation. Whoever manages to unlock these mysteries understands not only the secrets of matter, but also those of the spirit…”