Alchemy

The study of Alchemy has been thought by some to be linked to the Grail Mysteries. Some have put forth the hypothesis that the Grail is actually the famed Philosopher’s Stone. Remember the Alchemists goal of transmuting lead to gold was only a metaphor for finding the base element God used to create the universe. While this might not be your particular thought on the Grail, Alchemy and those who studied it, certainly touch on many lines tangent to the Grail.

Web Sites

The Alchemy Lab- Is dedicated to helping the individual apply the principles of Alchemy in their everyday lives. There’s an interactive alchemist lab, resource listings, a alchemical dictionary, and a nice gallery. If you're so inclined they also have a free Journal you can subscribe to.

Alchemy Here – Well doesn’t that say it all?

Alchemical Table of Elements If you’re trying to decipher what the alchemical symbol for tin is, check this out. Be sure to click on the symbol for a brief description of the element and other symbols that have been used to represent it.

The Alchemy Web Site A one stop web site for all things relating to Alchemy. There is a lengthy listing of texts, a searchable database of alchemical emblems, discussion groups, and articles to be found here.

Flamel College Library – Founded in 1968, this distance learning Alchemy center offers a number of resources and classes if you’re interested.

John Dee Biography – Charlotte Fell Smith presents an on line overview of one of history’s most famous Alchemists.

The Internet Sacred Text Site - posts any number of texts relating to Alchemy. According to the site, their goal is: " This site is a freely available archive of electronic texts about religion, mythology, legends and folklore, and occult and esoteric topics. Texts are presented in English translation and, where possible, in the original language."

Blogs and Articles

Cannabis: The Philosopher’s Stone- Chris Bennett, Lynn Osburn, and Judy Osburn; The Alchemy Journal

Mysteries of Rennes-le-Château and the Prieure du Sion - Steve Mizrach; Dreamscape.com

The Philosopher's Stone- Rubellus Petrinus; The Alchemy Journal