IPA: /spəˈdʒɪrɪk/
KK: /spəˈdʒɪrɪk/
Connected to the practice of alchemy, which is the medieval science of transforming base metals into gold and finding a universal elixir.
The spagyric process involves the separation and recombination of elements to create a medicinal substance.
Spagyric is derived from the Greek "spao" (meaning to draw out) and "ageirein" (meaning to gather). The term refers to the process of separating and then recombining elements in alchemical practices, thus embodying the idea of drawing out and gathering substances.
Think of the Greek roots 'spao' meaning to 'draw out' and 'ageirein' meaning to 'gather' — this helps you remember that spagyric involves the process of separating and then bringing together elements.