"This book bridges the spiritual and the symbolic, blending mysticism with real-world insight to offer you a map toward self-knowledge and healing. Whether you're captivated by the legends of the philosopher’s stone, fascinated by the symbolism of alchemical texts, or simply drawn to a new path of spirituality, this book offers tools and clarity for your journey."

https://www.amazon.com/Art-Alchemy-alche...B0FJM14PQN

"Alchemical miscellany. Description: ff. 128 - Sixteenth century, English. Brown calf over pasteboards, the covers paneled in blind fillets, much deteriorated and the backstrip missing, preserved in a cloth case. - Mellon MS 157, acquired from C. A. Stonehill, Inc. (bookseller), New Haven. Gift of Paul and Mary Mellon, 1965. - Witten, Laurence C. and Pachella, Richard. Alchemy and the Occult: A Catalogue of Books and Manuscripts from the Collection of Paul and Mary Mellon. Volume Three: Manuscripts, Mellon MS 33."

https://archive.org/details/MellonMS33_47

"An extraordinary alchemical tarot born from the visionary art of Wally Van De Velde (Thobra). Originally painted between 1975 and 1978, these 22 luminous works on wood blend mysticism, astrology, and esoteric symbolism into a spiritual masterpiece. Reproduced here for the first time in a limited, numbered edition of 100 copies, this deck captures the essence of the artist’s original paintings — philosophical, strange, and deeply initiatory."

https://www.antiquearcana.com/collection...-exclusive

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MYSTERIA

HISTORY OF THE SECRET DOCTRINES and MYSTIC RITES of ANCIENT RELIGIONS AND Medieval and Modern Secret Orders by 
Dr. OTTO HENNE AM RHYN
State Archivist of St. Gall
SWITZERLAND
STOCKHAM PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc.
Chicago, Illinois
 
Translated by J. FITZGERALD 

Now out of copyright

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/77541

"The essays united in this book form a whole in themselves. The author is aware that, in them, he has gone much further in his statements about the reality of alchemy and about the alchemical secret carefully guarded by the adepts throughout the ages and almost only hinted at in symbolic language than anyone previously knowledgeable on the matter has done. To fully lift the veil would mean: to forfeit the blessing. For the one who is on the path, what is revealed in this book will lead up to the outer court of the Hermetic temple."

https://www.alchemy-texts.com/book/alchy...heilkunst/

"Myth in Alchemy looks at the use of Greco-Roman Egyptian mythology in the practice of alchemy. Myths, such as, The Odyssey of Homer, the 12 Labors of Hercules, Isis and Osiris, and others, were thought to be metaphors for the materials and processes involved in alchemical transmutation whether of matter or of soul. This zine will unpack some of these meanings in a few examples from alchemical texts and take a look at Giordano Bruno’s use of myth in his geometry and his art of memory."

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https://www.anathemapublishing.com/books...in-alchemy

"In 1755 the most comprehensive listing of alchemical symbols was published at Ulm in Germany, the 'Medicinisch-chymisch- und alchemistisches Oraculum'. The book consists of a series of thirty four full page engravings of 1829 symbols with the names in Latin and German overprinted in letterpress. There are 359 entries with multiple graphic images associated with each entry. Some ten years ago Adam McLean placed these images onto his alchemy web site. A number of people then asked him to provide explanations for the obscure terms, but he was not immediately able to find the time to do this. At the end of 2013 he had the idea of issuing this in book form, and after a few months editorial work and research this has resulted in the present volume in the Hermetic Studies series."

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/alchemi...1126428780

Geomaterials for medicine or alchemy in a Western Han (206BCE–8CE) Tomb at Hongtushan, Shandong

"This study examines geomaterials from the Western Han Hongtushan tomb in Shandong, using an integrated analytical approach that includes optical imaging, Raman spectroscopy, handheld XRF, XRD, and EPMA. Several types of geomaterials were identified: cinnabar, realgar, talc, kaolinite and its hydrothermal variant, quartz, calcite, and semi-fossilized oyster shell. The cinnabar shows selenium substitution and is associated with barite, suggesting its origin from the northeastern Guizhou mercury metallogenic belt. Other materials like talc, kaolinite, and quartz are likely sourced regionally. Comparing early Chinese medical and alchemical texts shows a strong correlation between geomaterials and substances like Dānshā, Huáshí, and Bái Shíyīng. This suggests that Han-period geomaterial choices were methodical and based on empirical understanding, highlighting the connection between medicine, material science, and cultural symbolism."

https://www.nature.com/articles/s40494-026-02312-1

"The novel works beautifully as a standalone while rewarding those familiar with Fisher's previous Cornwall-set romance, Salt & Broom. Her ability to blend historical detail, supernatural elements, and emotional depth marks her as a distinctive voice in the romantasy genre."

"Harker Tregarrick emerges as one of the more compelling vampire characters in recent romantasy fiction. Fisher’s decision to give him chapters told in first person creates an intimate portrait of centuries-old suffering. Unlike brooding immortals who revel in their darkness, Harker is a scientist desperately seeking a cure for his condition through alchemical experimentation. His laboratory, perched in the ruins of a medieval chapel atop Roche Rock, becomes both sanctuary and prison."

https://www.bookishelf.com/tea-alchemy-b...nn-fisher/

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Tea-Alchemy-Sha...1662528698