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Author: Henry Pinnell Publisher: CreateSpace ISBN: 9781466222229 Category : Religion Languages : en Pages : 80
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Five Treatises of the Philosophers Stone: Two of Alphonso, King of Portugal, as it was Written With his own Hand, and Taken out of his Closet, Translated out of the Portuguese Into English; One of John Sawtre, a Monk, Translated Into English; Another Written by Florianus Raudorff, a German Philosopher, and Translated out of the Same Language Into English; Also, a Treatise of the Names of the Philosophers Stone, by William Gratacolle, and Translated Into English; to Which is Added, the Smaragdine Tablet of Hermes. Originally published in 1651 by Thomas Harper Publications based in London England: to be sold by John Collins. Republished, Restored, and Compiled by Adam Goldsmith & VITRIOL Publishing in 2011. Publisher Note: This book represents an authentic reprinted reproduction of the original manuscript as printed by the publisher. We've attempted to accurately maintain the integrity of the original manuscript, but keep in mind some problem may possibly exist. We've tried very carefully to repair any would-be defects with the original work from which the books were scanned. Possible imperfections may possibly include slightly blurred pages, illustrations, markings and other issues beyond our control. This is an important work on alchemy, and we feel it necessary to preserve & protect the original work for future generations. The interior of this book is black & white.
Author: Henry Pinnell Publisher: CreateSpace ISBN: 9781466222229 Category : Religion Languages : en Pages : 80
Book Description
Five Treatises of the Philosophers Stone: Two of Alphonso, King of Portugal, as it was Written With his own Hand, and Taken out of his Closet, Translated out of the Portuguese Into English; One of John Sawtre, a Monk, Translated Into English; Another Written by Florianus Raudorff, a German Philosopher, and Translated out of the Same Language Into English; Also, a Treatise of the Names of the Philosophers Stone, by William Gratacolle, and Translated Into English; to Which is Added, the Smaragdine Tablet of Hermes. Originally published in 1651 by Thomas Harper Publications based in London England: to be sold by John Collins. Republished, Restored, and Compiled by Adam Goldsmith & VITRIOL Publishing in 2011. Publisher Note: This book represents an authentic reprinted reproduction of the original manuscript as printed by the publisher. We've attempted to accurately maintain the integrity of the original manuscript, but keep in mind some problem may possibly exist. We've tried very carefully to repair any would-be defects with the original work from which the books were scanned. Possible imperfections may possibly include slightly blurred pages, illustrations, markings and other issues beyond our control. This is an important work on alchemy, and we feel it necessary to preserve & protect the original work for future generations. The interior of this book is black & white.
Author: George Ripley Publisher: Volume Edizioni srl ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages :
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"A Treatise of Mercury and the Philosophers Stone" is one of the most important alchemic text by George Ripley where the author explains the practice of the Alchemy and its secrets. From the text: "I will, my dearest Son, instruct thee in this Blessed Science, Which was hid from the Wise of old, to whom God was pleased to shew so much favour. Know therefore, that our Matter is the chiefest of all things in the Earth, and of least estimation and account, as will hereafter more plainly appear..."
Author: Ralph Metzner Publisher: Simon and Schuster ISBN: 1620557770 Category : Body, Mind & Spirit Languages : en Pages : 224
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A deeply personal account of the scientific, shamanic, and metaphysical encounters that led to the development of Metzner’s psychological methods • Recounts the author’s meetings and friendships with Albert Hofmann, Alexander Shulgin, the McKenna brothers, Wilson Van Dusen, Myron Stolaroff, and Leo Zeff • Details his lucid dream encounters with G. I. Gurdjieff, profoundly healing sessions with Hawaiian healer Morrnah Simeona, experiences with plant teachers iboga and ayahuasca, and ecological and mystical lessons learned from animal teachers • Shares his involvement in the beginnings of the therapeutic use of MDMA and how it safely and effectively supports the healing of trauma, PTSD, and interpersonal relationships Just as the search for the philosopher’s stone is the core symbol of the alchemical tradition, Ralph Metzner, Ph.D., psychotherapist and one of the respected elders of the psychedelic research community, sees it as the central metaphor of his life-long quest to find methods of healing and insight through heightened states of consciousness. Through captivating stories Metzner shares his encounters from the 1960s through the 1990s with genius scientists, shamanic healers, mystics, plant spirits, and animal guides that led to the development of his “alchemical divination” psychological methods, a structured intuitive process of accessing inner sources of healing and insight. He details lessons learned with psychedelic research legends Albert Hofmann, Alexander Shulgin, Terence McKenna, and Dennis McKenna. He reveals his deeply healing encounters with the Kahuna bodywork healer Morrnah Simeona, the first to introduce the Hawaiian Ho’oponopono healing method to the West, and his experiences with West African trance dancing and the psychoactive plant-drug iboga. Metzner recounts in vivid detail his unwelcome encounter with malignant sorcery during an ayahuasca experience in Ecuador and the lessons it taught him about connections with spirits, both harmful and beneficial. He tells of his involvement in the beginnings of the therapeutic use of MDMA and shows how it is an effective and safe substance to support psychotherapy for healing trauma, PTSD, and interpersonal relationships. In sharing his remarkable encounters, Metzner shows how the most meaningful lessons in the alchemy of life come not only from the geniuses we meet but also from the spirits we encounter along the way.
Author: J. Erik LaPort Publisher: Quintessence Classical Alchemy ISBN: 9780990619802 Category : History Languages : en Pages : 658
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Cracking the Philosophers' Stone is a combination of historical commentary with reproducible chemistry that thoroughly analyses one of the most respected and mysterious chemical reactions in the history of science and technology. This book guides the reader through the origins and evolution of the archetypal recipe for the Philosophers' Stone of early Alexandrian alchemy. LaPort and Gabrielsson also provide details for various chemical reproductions based on the authors' interpretation and hypotheses of ancient chemistry preserved in encrypted form in alchemical texts. Because of the human stories and historical backdrop, every layperson will find something of value to expand their understanding of the ancient world. Even scientists and specifically chemists will be fascinated with the reproducible chemical experiments presented in this ground-breaking work. The book is actually three books in one: 1) an introduction to alchemy, 2) a detailed history of alchemy's origins and evolution, and 3) a technical reference for actual reproducibility of alchemy's most sought-after prize - the Philosophers' Stone. Conclusions are contextually counter-balanced by laboratory experimentation, traditional alchemical texts and original interpretations.
Author: Arthur Edward Waite Publisher: BoD - Books on Demand ISBN: Category : Religion Languages : en Pages : 88
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" e Hermetic Tracts comprised in this volume are printed from a quarto manuscript (itself a transcript from an older but now untraceable work) belonging to the celebrated collection of the late Mr. Frederick Hockley, who was well known among modern students of the secret sciences, not only for the resources of his Hermetic library, but for his practical acquaintance with many branches of esoteric lore, and for his real or reputed connection with the numerous but unavowed associations which now, as at anterior periods, are supposed to dispense initiation into occult knowledge. While practically the reprint is verbatim, it would have been a needless source of confusion, in a subject which is already sufficiently confused, to have reproduced the obsolete orthography, the superfluous capitals, the perplexing parentheses, the unnecessary italics, and the chaotic punctuation of the original. These, therefore, have been abandoned in favour of a simpler method. But the flavour of antiquity is sometimes valued for its age rather than its excellence; and partly in deference to this prejudice, there has been no attempt to reconstruct the style of these old writings. Moreover, though somewhat barbarous and entangled, it does not present sufficient difficulties to justify a drastic purgation...."
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