aethers

Upper air regions

Aethers is the plural of aether, a variant spelling of ether.

In ancient and medieval philosophy, the aether was the fifth element—a pure, weightless substance filling the heavens beyond the terrestrial sphere.

In physics, luminiferous aether was the hypothetical medium once thought necessary for light waves to propagate through space, later disproved by Einstein's relativity.

The spelling aether appears in fantasy and gaming contexts: The mage drew power from the aethers.

cosmological

quintessence

Purest embodiment of something

void · vacuum · interstellar · nebula · luminiferous · medium · heavens · firmament · empyrean · celestial spheres

alchemy

quintessence

Purest embodiment of something

hermeticism · tincture · alembic · retort · crucible · calcination · sublimation · magnum opus · sulfur · mercury

spiritual

transcendence

Surpassing usual limits

  • enlightenmentProfound spiritual awakening
  • chakrasBody's spiritual focal points
  • auraPerceived emanation surrounding someone

prana · chi · kundalini · astral plane · ethereal · soul · divinity · higher planes · vibration · emanation

occult

arcane

Understood by few

occult · sorcery · divination · ritual · clairvoyance · necromancy · seance · tarot · cabala · theosophy

anesthetic

chloroform

Sedating volatile organic compound

  • halothaneInhaled surgical anesthetic
  • nitrousRelating to certain nitrogen compounds
  • inhalantSubstance taken through breathing

sedation · anesthesia · induction · inhalation · volatile · gaseous · numbing · analgesic · surgery · unconsciousness

Opposites
classical elements

aethersearth

Soil or electrical grounding

earths · clay · soil · dirt · water

materiality/substance

aetherssolids

Matter with fixed shape

flesh · stone · lead · iron · clay

cosmic realm

aethersunderworld

Realm of the departed

underworlds · netherworld · hells · depths · abysses

Family

aether, aetheric, aethereal

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