The Zodiac

Symbol Meaning Description
Aries The Ram; symbolizes energy, courage, and drive
Taurus The Bull; symbolizes stability and determination
Gemini The Twins; symbolizes duality and communication
Cancer The Crab; symbolizes emotions and sensitivity
Leo The Lion; symbolizes leadership and creativity
Virgo The Virgin; symbolizes practicality and attention to detail
Libra The Scales; symbolizes balance and harmony
Scorpio The Scorpion; symbolizes intensity and passion
Sagittarius The Archer; symbolizes exploration and optimism
Capricorn The Goat; symbolizes ambition and discipline
Aquarius The Water Bearer; symbolizes innovation and independence
Pisces The Fish; symbolizes intuition and empathy

Planets of Astrology

Symbol Planet Meaning
Moon Represents the subconscious mind, emotions, and intuition
Mercury Symbolizes communication, intellect, and adaptability
Venus Represents love, beauty, harmony, and artistic expression
Mars Symbolizes energy, action, courage, and aggression
Jupiter Represents expansion, growth, wisdom, and abundance
Saturn Symbolizes discipline, responsibility, authority, and limitation
Uranus Represents innovation, rebellion, unpredictability, and freedom
Neptune Symbolizes spirituality, imagination, illusion, and transcendence
Pluto Represents transformation, regeneration, power, and the subconscious

Alchemical Symbols

Symbol Description Alchemical Description
Mercury (Quicksilver) The Spirit or Soul
Saturn Lead, Time, Limitations, Discipline
Jupiter Tin, Growth, Expansion, Prosperity
Venus Copper, Love, Beauty, Attraction
Mars Iron, war, aggression, masculinity
Sun Gold, enlightenment, vitality, life
Mercury (Alchemy) Quicksilver, fluidity
Feminine Principle
Masculine Principle
Earth Salt, material substance, fertility
Neptune Flourine, dissolution, illusion
Uranus Magnesium, innovation, rebellion
Saturn (Alchemy) Lead, heaviness, grounding
Jupiter (Alchemy) Tin, benevolence, growth
Venus (Alchemy) Copper, beauty, refinement
Mars (Alchemy) Iron, action, transformation
Sun (Alchemy) Gold, enlightenment, purity
Mercury (Alchemy) Quicksilver, transition
🜔 Antimony Transformation, purification
🜍 Arsenic Transformation, toxicity
🜂 Sulfur Volatility, purification
🜃 Sal ammoniac Volatility, purification
🜛 Alembic Distillation apparatus
🜚 Retort Apparatus for distillation
🝹 Philosophers' Stone Ultimate goal of alchemy
🝲 Quintessence Fifth element, spiritual essence
🜆 Sublimation Purification process
🜄 Dissolution Breaking down into components
🜁 Coagulation Solidification, transformation
🜘 Filtration Separation of substances
🝚 Calcination Heating to a high temperature
🝛 Fermentation Chemical breakdown and change
🝙 Fixation Making a substance permanent
🝗 Multiplication Increasing potency
🝖 Projection Transmitting spiritual essence
🝘 Transmutation Changing one substance to another
🜉 Separation Dividing substances
🜊 Distillation Purifying through evaporation
🝷 VITRIOL "Visita Interiora Terrae Rectificando Invenies Occultum Lapidem" (Visit the interior of the Earth and by rectification find the hidden stone)
🝧 Mercury (Alchemy) Fluidity, transition
🜚 Retort Distillation apparatus
🜛 Alembic Distillation apparatus
🜒 Cinnabar Mercury sulfide, red pigment
🜑 Caduceus Symbol of Hermes, transformation
🜓 Ouroboros Symbol of infinity, cycles
🜕 Philosopher's Egg Symbol of transformation
🝣 Black Sulfur Fixed, permanent
🜈 Dissociation Breaking bonds, separation
🜔 Antimony (Alchemy) Transformation, renewal
🝜 Basilisk Symbol of power, danger
🝞 Dragon Symbol of transformation, power