Sulipar appears to me in an animalistic shape very hard to describe, something between a fluffy white silk worm, a lizard and a gnome. When he sits up he becomes very elegant in a strange manner, more in the likeness of a cricket, and he holds a silver flute. By playing his flute he can change the qualities of all material things and make them more kin or averse to other things, eventually changing substance and even physical form. This being, therefore, can teach a lot on alchemical Quabbalah and on the gravity between the microcosm and the macrocosm, and holds sway of gravity and magnetism, or better put, the gravity of magnetism.
D The Sphere of Mercury
In the orange oscillation and the D vibration of the sphere of Mercury we can find three laboring elements. Two are elemental forces per se, and the other is a particular graduation of the Akasha. This particular graduation is contained in the cosmic letter E, of a violet akashic color: the zone of labor accessed is reddish gray and responsible for omnipresence.
The omnipresence (E, Mercury) of harmony (Y, Earthzone) is expressed in the elemental regions of the moon according to Ch and Õ. In the moonly earth element it manifests as transformation, in the water element it manifests as rhythm.
But beyond the region accessed through the E letter in Mercury, there is an element between fire and air accessed via the C letter, responsible for giving form to divine ideas or transforming divine ideas, and one elemental kingdom of water accessed via the M letter, being the cosmic root of the water element itself. We may envision the M as the top of the triangle with Ch and Õ below, while the C works in quadripolarity with Ch and Õ. That is, while the M has the rarified aspects of rhythm and transformation, being the fluid principle, the C completes (as both fire and air) the Ch water and the Õ earth, in such a way that the Mercury Sphere and the Moonzone are partly part of the same laboring structure.
The fire aspect in C conceives the ideas, its air aspect has them radiate, the Ch gives them rhythm and the Õ the capacity to transform and be transformed.
The sphere magician may then pronounce quabbalistically, in D tone, the cosmic letter C inside the Sphere of Mercury, adding the C’s vermillion color to the orange oscillation of Mercury, entering by such means the reddish orange realm, where he will meet the fiery/airy elementals of the Mercury Sphere. Huoran is an example.