The light of the world is the light of nature and the celestial sulphur,
whose substrate is the aetheric moisture and the heat of the firmament,
namely Sol and Luna. (Gerhard Dorn, Theatrum Chemicum; requoted from C.
G. Jung, vol. XIV, p.114, who explains: โSulphur has here attained
cosmic significance and is equated with the light of nature, the supreme
source of knowledge for the natural philosophers. But his light does
not shine unhindered, says Dorn. It is obscured by the darkness of the
elements in the human body.โ)
ยฉ Wundersaar
