Discusses Palombara and the Castle of Plessis-Bourre.

Apparently rights-free full-text download:

https://iniziazioneantica.altervista.org...seliet.pdf

Wayne McRoy discusses his book The Alchemical Tech Revolution, which explores the hidden occult agenda behind the "transhumanist" movement. It also identifies seven key "alchemical" technologies that will be used to usher man into a new age of technological marvels. But, will this new age be an age of enlightenment? Or will it be an age of unimaginable tyranny?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIjvI5vK9p8

By Jean-Pascal Ruggiu.

"Many people, when they think of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, immediately think of "Magic" or "Magick." Others would be surprised to learn that the Golden Dawn is not, nor has it ever been a "Magical" Order. It is rather the Inner Order behind the Golden Dawn, the Ordo Rosae Rubeae et Aureae Crucis (R. R. et A. C.) which has been from the very beginning a depository of the Rosicrucian spiritual tradition. Furthermore, that which today has popularly become known as "Magic" or "Magick" is actually a development of that aspect of the Rosicrucian tradition known as "Theurgy." Prior to the founding of the Inner Order behind the Golden Dawn, Theurgy had never before been the primary focus of the Rosicrucian spiritual tradition, but rather Alchemy instead. Indeed, the Rosicrucian tradition itself grew out of the Alchemical tradition. The true place of Theurgy within the Rosicrucian tradition has always been as a complementary discipline to Alchemy."

https://augustorderofthemysticrose.org/f...and_gd.pdf

"In the world of enigmatic artifacts, one stands out as a riddle that has puzzled historians, cryptographers, and linguists for centuries. The Voynich Manuscript, named after its discoverer Wilfrid Voynich, is a beautifully illustrated medieval book filled with an indecipherable script and enigmatic illustrations. This obscure artifact has intrigued researchers for decades, with its secrets still waiting to be unveiled. Join us on a journey into the captivating world of the Voynich Manuscript, as we explore its origins, the perplexing script, and the numerous theories that surround this extraordinary enigma."


https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technolog...r-AA1d0m7X

   

By Pierre Bensusan: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Bensusan

Played by Sungha Jung ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sungha_Jung ) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7KVPaM7ftI
Played by the composer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EFFdOJiOhU

Chords: https://chordu.com/chords-tabs-pierre-be...8m9wDsdqQA

Master's Thesis/Barrie Davis.


"The reunion of a man with God is the subject of a medieval text which aggregates excerpts from the Bible and Arabic alchemical texts that had recently become available in Europe. The Aurora Consurgens personifies God as Wisdom, a spiritual being who not only formed the world in the beginning but is also a guide to men to return to God subsequent to their separation at the Fall."

Downloadable from:

https://researcharchive.vuw.ac.nz/xmlui/...10063/1556

"Jesus as the Philosopher's Stone: 11 important details in Hieronymus Bosch's triptych, The Adoration of the Magi

The artist turned a biblical subject into a story about the transformation of base metals into gold by means of alchemy"


Russian again, but use DeepL if needed:

https://www.deepl.com/translator

https://www.vokrugsveta.ru/article/306442/

   

"The alchemical bathers of the Fontainebleau school. What the nude portraits of French aristocrats tell us about the hermetic tradition."

"These delicate young ladies of Fontainebleau also fall into the category of 'not quite understood' paintings. We will try to understand them with the help of one of the most popular arts - the art of alchemy."


Very interesting essay by Anastasia Frolkova. In Russian, but DeepL does a good job.

https://knife.media/alchemy-fontainebleau/

https://www.deepl.com/translator

   

   

https://tattoosboygirl.com/alchemy-tattoos/

Thesis by Sarita Rich.

"While many of Shakespeare’s alchemical allusions are noted for their language of
positive regeneration and healing, the playwright’s departures from these conventional uses of
alchemy deserve further attention. This essay presents an examination of inversions in the
redemptive alchemical paradigm of Othello, a play whose connections to alchemy are not
announced by obvious references to gold making, the philosopher's stone, or other key terms
relating to the discourse of the opus that a modern audience is likely to recognize. I argue that in
Othello, alchemical allusions are more subtly deployed in the language that describes Othello
and Desdemona’s marriage, in the metaphorical speech of Othello’s self-doubt, in Desdemona’s
characterization, and in Iago’s references to medicine."


https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/cgi/view...ontext=etd