Alchemy
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Alchemy
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Alchemical text books are by their nature interactive. They do not encourage sponge mentality but higher functioning. If you are the sort of person who thinks everything about a subject can be learned from an encyclopedia then please refer to the excellent section on Alchemy at Wikipedia. This text expects you to get involved, to engage yourself as you review the text.
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- Introduction
- History
- Theory
- Practice
- Relationship to Media (Films, symbols, Ben Johnson Alchemist)
- Relationship to Language (Filtration, distillation)
- Deciphering the blinds and codes
- Proponents
- Achievements
- Alchemy in the Present
