Alchemy, Science, and Art: A DIVINE Triangle

It must be all three. The universe does not revolve on just one and not the others, it is a network that relies on and overlaps with the others. If we boiled things down to just mystery and "magical intervension," that is grossly overlooking all of the scientific relationships that may be at play. In other instances outcomes can only be explained on the grounds of serendipity or kismit connections-- reason was not the mother this time, but rather a larger force that is unexplained. In either of these types of instances Art is present either because of physical beauty, seen with the eye, or the finesse of the moment. In Paolo Coelo's "The Alchemist" the old king says: When you want something, all the universe conspires to help you achieve it. This alignment of energy can not be explained in human scientific terms, it is bigger than that, but the universe (the Great Spirit) uses science as its framework for these events to occur and in all of this Art is an overflow of these Divine workings.