"Topics covered:

Alchemy and spiritual awakening
Philosopher's stone and inner transformation
Alexandria and the guardians of hidden knowledge
Esotericism, symbols, and mysteries
Transmutation of consciousness and the light of the soul
The story of Jung, Newton, and invisible gold

If you feel there's something beyond what’s visible, this video is for you."


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81OESxFBPi0

The Basilisk: A Murderous Monarch Through the Ages

From Ancient Cobras to Alchemical Gold - The Evolution of History's Most Feared Serpent-King

https://vocal.media/horror/the-basilisk-...h-the-ages

"Studying amulet pouches associated with the African diaspora in 17th- and 18th- century Brazil helped Matthew Rarey uncover hidden history."

https://www.oberlin.edu/news/transcending-atlantic

"From the emerald waters of primordial creation myths to the alchemical concept of the "Green Lion" devouring the Sun, verdant imagery has long been a cipher for profound esoteric truths."

https://vocal.media/bookclub/the-verdant...traditions

At Bridgeman Images:

https://www.bridgemanimages.com/en/germa...?offline=1

"Alchemical symbols weren’t just cryptic marks for ancient chemistry—they held powerful spiritual meaning, transformation codes, and forbidden truths hidden from the masses. In this video, we decode what alchemical symbols really mean and why they were cloaked in secrecy. From sulfur and mercury to the philosopher's stone, these symbols represent deep psychological, cosmic, and spiritual forces that still shape hidden knowledge today. This is the esoteric language of inner power—and it was never meant for everyone to understand."

10+ hours!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOITug0N4hE

Myth in Alchemy: From Homer to the Chymical Gods: A Four-Week Live, Online Course with Alchemist Brian Cotnoir, Begins April 7.

Throughout the practice of western alchemy, myths, the stories of the gods and goddesses, were used to explain the forces at work in alchemical transmutation. It was thought that these stories cloaked deeper meanings that would, if understood properly, reveal the way forward in the work of perfecting matter and the soul.

Of interest are the sources of myth used by renaissance artists like Durer and alchemists like Maier in their depictions of the dieties. We will look at texts such as Boccaccio's Genealogy of the Pagan Gods, Cartari's Images of the Pagan Gods, and the work that started the Emblem Books, The Hieroglyphics of Horapollo.

This will prepare us to better understand the 50 emblems in Michael Maier's Atalanta Fugiens a most remarkable alchemical text of image, music, and poetry in the service of alchemical transmutation.

This four-part course will examine the use of myth, its origins and development into a symbolic language of alchemy and will trace a few examples of myth and show how it is interpreted as not just a metaphor but as an actual physical process.


https://www.morbidanatomy.org/classes/p/...tnoir-2025

https://www.facebook.com/morbidanatomy/p...470791491/

"Alchemical Allures" is the first album by the duo Claussen/Klement, founded in 2019.

With a unique instrumentation of voice, objects, zither and electronics, the artists have created a soundscape composed of field recordings, vocal and instrumental elements as well as electronically generated sounds and noises.

All the tracks on this album were recorded during a residency at the Center National de Création Musicale GMEA in Albi-Tarn in July 2022.



https://claussenklement.bandcamp.com/alb...al-allures

By Pip Faulks (Philippa Lee)

"His Egyptian Rite is in fact a beautiful work of Hermetic and Masonic philosophy, an introduction to higher alchemical teachings, blending what he believed were the three most honourable and noble arts in the world."

https://www.thesquaremagazine.com/mag/ar...agliostro/

"A fragile 13th century manuscript fragment, hidden in plain sight as the binding of a 16th-century archival register, has been discovered in Cambridge and revealed to contain rare medieval stories of Merlin and King Arthur."

https://www.cam.ac.uk/stories/merlin-man...-cambridge
   


See also the similar find at Bristol in 2019:
https://www.bristol.ac.uk/news/2019/janu...rlin-.html