The Testament of Raymond Lully

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A circular emblem is printed on a white rectangular slip of paper. The emblem features an oval centerpiece with a blue background and golden rays emanating from the top. Inside the oval, a white bird, likely a pelican in her piety, stands over a nest or vessel. Below the bird is a square or cube containing a black diagonal cross with four red roses in the quadrants. The oval is framed by a green wreath. Surrounding the wreath is the circular inscription Hermetic Philosophy in light golden-colored capital letters.

Hermetic Philosophy: A philosophical and esoteric tradition based on writings attributed to Hermes Trismegistus. It focuses on the connection between the human and the divine.
Pelican: A symbol of sacrifice and renewal. In alchemy, the "pelican" often refers to a specific type of circulating vessel used to refine substances through repeated distillation.
Rose Cross: A symbol combining a cross and a rose. It represents the intersection of the spiritual and the physical worlds or the completion of the alchemical work.
Hermeticism: The study of hidden truths and the laws of nature. It often involves the practice of alchemy and astrology.
Alchemy: The historical practice of transforming matter. Alchemists sought to create the philosopher’s stone and achieve spiritual perfection.