Ethical Handbook

A central circular emblem is displayed on a white paper background. The emblem features a blue oval in the center, bordered by a green Ouroboros, which is a serpent eating its own tail. Inside the oval, a white pelican in her piety feeds her young from her own breast while perched atop a dark crescent moon. Above the pelican is a radiant golden sun. Below the moon is a square heraldic shield displaying a red saltire, an X-shaped cross, and three red roses. Encircling the Ouroboros is the text "Hermetic Philosophy" in pale gold capital letters.

Hermetic Philosophy: A philosophical and spiritual tradition based on writings attributed to Hermes Trismegistus. It focuses on the connection between the human soul and the divine structure of the universe.
Ouroboros: An ancient symbol of a serpent eating its own tail. It represents the infinite cycle of nature, eternity, and the unity of all things.
Pelican in her Piety: A traditional symbol where a mother pelican feeds her young with her own blood. In this context, it represents self-sacrifice and the process of spiritual purification.
Alchemical symbolism: The use of images like the sun, moon, and animals to represent internal spiritual changes and the perfection of the human spirit.