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What is Alchemy (27 pages)
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Alchemy Unveiled by Jonhannes Helmond (123 pages)
For the first time, the Secret
of the Philosopher's Stone is being openly explained -
The Secret Book of Artephius (14 pages)
The Secret Book of Artephius is a rare Alchemical treatise written
in the twelfth century. -
The Golden Chain of Homer (27 pages)
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An Open Entrance to the Closed Palace of the King (20 pages)
Whoever
wishes to possess this secret Golden Fleece, which has virtue to
transmute metals into gold, should know that our Stone is nothing
but gold digested to the highest degree of purity and subtle
fixation to which it can be brought by Nature and the highest
effort of Art; and this gold thus perfected is called "our gold,"
no longer vulgar, and is the ultimate goal of Nature. -
Six Keys of Eudoxos (9 pages)
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Golden Tractate of Hermes Trismegistus (6 pages)
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A Treatise on the Great Art by Antoine-Joseph Pernety (115 pages)
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Alchemy Key by Stuart Nettleton (556 pages)
A Treatis on The Great Art -
Mirror of Alchemy by Roger Bacon (6 pages)
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Mirror of Alchemy is an alchemical classic written by Roger Bacon,
(Doctor Mirabilis: Latin for Wonderful Teacher), English
Franciscan philosopher and educational reformer was a major
medieval proponent of experimental science and is thought of as
one of the earliest advocates of the modern scientific method. He
studied mathematics, astronomy, optics, alchemy, and languages.
His Opus Majus contains treatments of mathematics and optics,
alchemy and the manufacture of gunpowder, the positions and sizes
of the celestial bodies, and anticipates later inventions such as
microscopes, telescopes, spectacles, flying machines and steam
ships. -
The Hermetic Arcanum (24 pages)
The secret work of the hermetic
philosophy Wherein the secrets of nature and art concerning the
matter of the philosophers' stone and the manner of working are
explained in an authentic and orderly manner. The work of an
anonymous author. -
Twelve Keys by Basil Valentine (24 pages)
All flesh that is derived from
the earth, must be decomposed and again reduced to earth; then the
earthy salt produces a new generation by celestial resuscitation.
For where there was not first earth, there can be no resurrection
in our Magistery. For in earth is the balm of Nature, and the salt
of the Sages. -
Rosa Alchema by W.B. Yeats (11 pages)
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David Cherubim - Alchemy: The Black Art (40 pages)
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The Treasure of Treasures for Alchemists by Paracelsus (5 pages)
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Coelum Philosophorum by Paracelsus (15 pages)
You who are skilled in Alchemy,
and as many others as promise yourselves great riches or chiefly
desire to make gold and silver, which Alchemy in different ways
promises and teaches; equally, too, you who willingly undergo toil
and vexations, and wish not to be freed from them, until you have
attained your rewards, and the fulfilment of the promises made to
you; experience teaches this every day, that out of thousands of
you not even one accomplishes his desire. Is this a failure of
Nature or of Art? I say, no; but it is rather the fault of fate,
or of the unskilfulness of the operator. -
Alchemical Catechism (15 pages)
a short catechism of alchemy. -
An Alchemical Mass (1 pages)
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Liber Propatur Temporis (112 pages)
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The Arcane Formulas or Mental Alchemy (98 pages)
Contents: Egohood;
Establishing the Ego; Will-Focalization; The Excluded Middle;
Mastering the Opposites; Neutralizing Rhythm; Cyclicity and
Balance; Mentalism in a Nutshell. -
Stanley Redgrove: Alchemy: Ancient and Modern (108 pages)
Being a brief account of the
alchemistic doctrines, and their relations, to mysticism on the
one hand, and to recent discoveries in the physical science on the
other hand; together with some particulars regarding the lives and
teachings of the most noted alchemists. The meaning of alchemy;
The theory of physical alchemy; The alchemists before and after
Paracelsus; The outcome of alchemy; The age of modern chemistry;
Modern alchemy. -
Alchemy: Rediscovered and Restored (94 pages)
According to practitioners and students of alchemy, the body's
Vital Energy, or Quintessence, is best obtained from minerals and
metals. Using everyday language and an accessible style, Cockren
explores the different uses and manifestations of this ancient
science, from the physical to the medicinal and even the
spiritual. Along the way, he provides engaging sketches of
alchemy's early pioneers, including St. Germain, Basil Valentine,
and the legendary Paracelsus, providing a solid foundation to his
belief that within the world's metals "can be found elements to
cure all discords in the human body." Considered the greatest
British alchemist of the 20th century, ARCHIBALD COCKREN (d. 1950)
was a practicing physician who also studied metallurgy,
biochemistry, and bacteriology.
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Alchemy: The Ancient Science by Neil Powell (145 pages)
For centuries a number of
men of science and learning spent their lives in the practice of
alchemy, searching for a way to change ordinary metals into gold.
Why did they try? Did any of them succeed? We know that alchemists
today continue the old tradition and the age-old quest. Will they
succeed? -
From Alchemy To
Chemistry by John Read (239 pages)
Broad, humanistic treatment
concentrates on the great figures of chemistry and the ideas that
revolutionized the science, from earliest history to the modern
era. Much of the book is devoted to alchemy, but also the
development of modern chemistry: atomic theory, nature of the
elements, beginning of organic chemistry, much more. Broad in
scope, erudite yet very readable, with few chemical equations or
formulae.
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18th Century Chemical Terms List (50 pages)
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[ recommended ]
Dictionary of
Occult, Hermetic and Alchemical Sigils by Fred Gettings (405 pages)
@500cr
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Mary the Prophetess (Alchemy) (3 pages)
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Alchemical Tradition (1 pages) a chart of tradition
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Vitriol in the History of Chemistry (9 pages)
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The Theory and Practice of Alchemy (28 pages)
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Liber Mutus (19 pages)
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Compendium of Alchemical Processes by Basil Valentine (167 pages)
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Archidoxia Magica by Paracelsus (Spanish) 78MB (63 pages)
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The Acetate Path: Resource Papers Vol.1 (57 pages)
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The Acetate Path: Resource Papers Vol.2 (90 pages)
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The Acetate Path: Resource Papers Vol.3 (99 pages)
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@500cr Spagyrics Vol 1 (195 pages)
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Spagyrics Vol 2
(206 pages)
- Spagyrics: A Practical Course in Plant Alchemy by Jean Dubuis (view
ToC here) is a 2-volume, 48-lesson course which teaches the
preparation and uses of herbal elixirs, particularly the seven
planetary elixirs used to rebalance the spiritual centers in the
human body, the processes followed to obtain the vegetable stone
(Opus Minor), the method for extracting the universal seed from
rain water, and similar processes. Theoretical, practical and
philosophical aspects of spagyrics are developed in the course
materials. Theory on philosophical mercury and the alkahests is
also given. The investment in laboratory equipment necessary for
the plant work is minimal.
The practice of Spagyrics and Alchemy brings about an intimate
knowledge of visible Nature, and its invisible energies - life and
consciousness. This knowledge allows one to transmute themselves,
to regenerate themselves, to attain Inner Initiation. Only then is
the path of physical transmutation open to the initiate. -
Fundamentals of Esoteric Knowledge by Jean Dubuis (161 pages)
@200 This 12 lesson course (view
ToC here) provides the background and overview needed to
understand precisely the materials in the Alchemical and
Qabalistic courses. It is also an exceptional course on its own.
The objective is to assist the student in becoming aware of the
Path of Return and its significance. Provided exercises assist in
contact with the Inner Master. Content: Fundamental Esoteric
Principles; General Principles of Human and Social Conduct;
Creation; The Macrocosm: Nature; Online Creation: The Microcosm:
Man; Passive Symbolism; Active Symbolism: The Word; Numbers and
Cycles; Ritual, Meditation and Prayer; The Powers; The Secret
Sciences; Universal Justice; 7 Commandments of the Fama
Fraternitatis; Service and the Invisible Order. -
@200cr Mineral Alchemy Vol 1 (210 pages)
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Mineral
Alchemy Vol 2 (218 pages)
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Mineral
Alchemy Vol 3 (162 pages)
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Mineral
Alchemy Vol 4 (148 pages)
by Jean Dubuis -
The Complete Chymist; or A Treatise of Chymistry by Christopher Glaser (124 pages)
Teaching by a Short and Easy Method All of Its Mst
Necessary Preparations -
Indian Bhasma Manfred Junius (3 pages)
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Tartarus Magistery Manfred Junius (10 pages)
Alchemy Seminar
in Germany -
Lecture on Alchemy by Rubaphilos (zipped 15 pdf files)
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Paulo Coelho - The Alchemist
(140MB zipped MP3s)
@300cr The Alchemist presents a simple fable, based
on simple truths and places it in a highly unique situation.
And though we may sniff a bestselling formula, it is
certainly not a new one: even the ancient tribal
storytellers knew that this is the most successful method of
entertaining an audience while slipping in a lesson or two.
Brazilian storyteller Paulo Coehlo introduces Santiago, an
Andalusian shepherd boy who one night dreams of a distant
treasure in the Egyptian pyramids. And so he's off: leaving
Spain to literally follow his dream. Along the way he meets
many spiritual messengers, who come in unassuming forms such
as a camel driver and a well-read Englishman. In one of the
Englishman's books, Santiago first learns about the
alchemists--men who believed that if a metal were heated for
many years, it would free itself of all its individual
properties, and what was left would be the "Soul of the
World." Of course he does eventually meet an alchemist, and
the ensuing student-teacher relationship clarifies much of
the boy's misguided agenda, while also emboldening him to
stay true to his dreams. "My heart is afraid that it will
have to suffer," the boy confides to the alchemist one night
as they look up at a moonless night.
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Frater Albertus - Alchemist's Handbook (135 pages)
@300cr
The book acts as an introduction to the world of Alchemy,
describing its process as well as the symbols employed in
Alchemical nomenclature. While it may take a couple of readings to
really and truly grasp it, the real learning takes place in the
laboratory. Frater Albertus is clear in his meaning and attemts
not to confuse the reading by falling to far into the mystical
language of the alchemists. This book goes a long way to putting
things back the way they were intended. Frater Albertus (one
Albert Reidel), who, along with John Reed, is widely regarded as
one of the re-discoverers of modern practical alchemy, believes
that grimoires say what they mean, and that the techniques within
were designed to be practiced, not as metaphors for further
practice and techniques. In the extraordinary handbook for the
beginner, Reidel illustrates in detail the basic principles of
practical (laboratory) alchemy, and describes for the beginner all
the things that they will need, both to know and to practice, in
order to begin this most fascinating Art and Science.
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Robert
Allen Bartlett - Real Alchemy: A Primer of Practical Alchemy
(128 pages)
@300cr
Real Alchemy is an easy to understand manual in Practical Alchemy.
It explores the History of Alchemy to the present day, as well as
practical techniques for beginning the Alchemical Work in the
Laboratory. Filled with many useful examples and explanations,
included here the history, theory, and simple practices that
anyone can use to prepare herbal and mineral extracts in the
ancient tradition.
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Adam McLean's Study Course on the Ripley Scroll (53 pages)
This
course will be found especially interesting to those are taking
the Foundation course on alchemical symbolism, as this advanced
course builds upon the material and approach presented there,
applying the ideas to investigating the Ripley Scroll. The course
will be entirely self contained with no need for any external
materials. This is a short course of seven lessons intended to be
studied over a period of six months. It applies the methods
undertaken in Foundation course to a detailed examination of this
remarkable work of alchemical symbolism, revealing all the
structure contained in the details of the symbolism. -
Alchemy and Alchemists - S. Martin (160 pages)
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Antoine Faivre - The Eternal Hermes: From Greek God to Alchemical Magus (204 pages)
Hermes- the fascinating mercurial messenger
of the gods eloquent revealer of hidden wisdom and guardian of
occult knowledge-has played a central role in the development of
esotericism in the West. The enigmatic Hermes Trismegistus
legendary author of ancient Gnostic writings was the father of the
Hermetic tradition. Drawing upon rare books and manuscripts, this
highly illustrated work explores the question of where Hermes
Trismegistus came from how he came to be a patron of the esoteric
traditions and how the figure of Hermes has remained lively and
inspiring to our own day. -
Fulcanelli - Master Alchemist: Esoteric Interpretation of the Hermetic Symbols of The Great Work (187 pages)
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M.M. Pattison Muir - The Story of Alchemy and the Beginnings of Chemistry (104 pages)
A solid overview and valuable aid for
anyone endeavoring to unravel the complex history of alchemy. -
Chung Yu Wang - Antimony (225 pages)
It's history, chemistry, mineralogy, geology, metallurgy, uses,
preparations, analysis, production, nd valuaion, with complete
bibliographies. For students, manufacturers and users of antimony. -
Cabala Mineralis Manuscript (18 pages)
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Terence Mckenna - Food of the Gods: The Search for the Original Tree of Knowledge (139 pages)
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Mark Stavish - Death Dying and Immortality in Qabala and Alchemy (31 pages)
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Robert Ambelain - Spiritual Alchemy (103 pages)
Translated by Piers A.
Vaughan -
William Whitecloud - The Magician's Way (222 pages)
Besieged by financial and marital turmoil, Mark Vale meets a
group of contemporary alchemists who take him on a bewildering
journey outside his comfort zone, teaching him how to transform
confronting situations into golden opportunities. His initiation
into magic appears complete when he manifests a massive financial
windfall, but it soon becomes apparent that his material success
will not be enough to hold his family together. With his world
seemingly crumbling around him, Mark embarks on the ultimate
quest to uncover what it takes to manifest the precious things
in life that money can't buy. The Magician's Way is a stunning
narrative that helps us understand how strongly our values influence
what happens to us in life. Its lessons in the age old secrets
of practical magic come through in a totally entertaining way,
shrouded in a fascinating story. There is a certain breathless
rush to get to the next lesson, as it all seems to make so much
sense. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in
discovering the key to transforming their outer life by changing
their inner world.
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An herbalist shows how to release the complete healing properties of plants by using ancient spagyric (alchemical) methods.
The Philosopher's Stone: A Quest for the Secrets of Alchemy
by Peter Marshall
Following such luminaries as Newton, Jung, St. Thomas Aquinas and Zosimus, who devoted most of their lives to searching for the Philosopher's Stone, Peter Marshall set out to unearth the secrets of alchemy in the lands where it was traditionally practiced. The result is a fascinating piece of historical, scientific and philosophical detection, as well as an exciting physical and spiritual adventure. Exploring the beliefs and practices, the myths and the symbols of the alchemists, Peter Marshall takes us on an enthralling journey into this arcane world.
Alchemists Handbook: (Manual for Practical Laboratory Alchemy)
by Frater Albertus
The Alchemist's Handbook by Frater Albertus is quite possibly the greatest and most concise piece of work on practical laboratory Alchemy known to man. Within a mere 124 pages, the author explains in detail the processes by which any would-be Alchemist may create herbal elixers. The process is simple and can be learned quickly and inexpensively. Mastering the Great Art that is Alchemy, however, takes significantly longer (I myself have been practicing for many years and still have not touched its surface). Frater Albertus does not, thankfully, fall into a deep and penatrating discussion of each elixer and its properties(of which there would be thousands), but rather explains how to create them and leaves the aspiring Alchemist to practice, study, ponder and create. In doing so, he insures that those who would like to venture into the Great Art have the capacity to learn it for themselves.
The Emerald Tablet: Alchemy for Personal Transformation
by Dennis William Hauck
The Emerald Tablet--an ancient document that contains the essence of the alchemical teachings--has had an important influence on many Western spiritual and religious traditions. Ostensibly concerned with turning base metals into gold, alchemy was in fact dedicated to transforming the lead of self into the gold of spirit. This brilliant history of alchemy traces its sources back to ancient Egypt, and presents alchemy as a useful, practical system of self-transformation. Each of the seven steps of alchemical transformation is explained, with hands-on techniques and exercises, treating alchemy as a living discipline for achieving a spiritual awakening.
