Yellow Bile
Yellow Bile (cholera (bilis flava)) is one of the four humours, the choleric temperament of fire, the season summer. Its qualities are hot and dry.
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Yellow bile is hot and dry, stored in the gallbladder; the choleric temperament is ambitious, irascible and quick, and in excess becomes rage.
Correspondences
Sacred timing
- Season
- Summer
Practice
- Magical Uses
- CourageActionAnger workSummer workDrive
Details
- Latin
- cholera (bilis flava)
- Qualities
- Hot dry
- Temperament
- Choleric
- Organ
- Gallbladder
- Keywords
- CholericFireSummerHot and dryYellow bileAngerDrive
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