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The reunion of a man with God is the subject of a medieval text which
aggregates excerpts from the Bible and Arabic alchemical texts that had
recently become available in Europe. The Aurora Consurgens personifies God
as Wisdom, a spiritual being who not only formed the world in the beginning
but is also a guide to men to return to God subsequent to their separation at the
Fall. The union of feminine Wisdom and a man is aligned with pairs of
opposites such as spirit and soul, and is also conflated with the union of a man
and a woman. While the text is perhaps falsely ascribed to St. Thomas, it is
consistent with his ideas so that it may be explicated using his writings on the
Trinity, psychology, angels, and Greek philosophy. From there,
correspondence is established with C. G. Jung‘s concept of archetypes, and the
text is subsequently interpreted from the perspective of analytical psychology.
It is identified how interaction of archetypes associated with the union of a man
and a woman provide an explanation for the process of redemption given in the
Aurora. A similar process of redemption is identified in other writings from
the beginning of the Christian era up to the modern teachings of the Catholic
Church.