Alchemy: Rosicrucian Digest

by Rosicrucian Order AMORC, Frater Albertus, Timothy O'Neill

This issue of the Rosicrucian Digest presents a compendium of materials that provide a solid introduction to the most important aspects of Alchemy.

Genres: Alchemy

89 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 21, 2015

About the author

The Ancient and Mystical Order Rosæ Crucis (AMORC), also known as the Rosicrucian Order, is the largest Rosicrucian organization in the world. It has various lodges, chapters and other affiliated bodies throughout the globe, operating in 19 different languages. It operates as a fraternal order in the mystical tradition, and supports secular research and learning in the arts and humanities.

Reviews

[Mice Den]

Oh my! What a great introduction to alchemy! I truly enjoyed reading this and I’ve gained so much from it. I am excited to start my mystical and spiritual journey, in hope to transcend materialism and reach my full divine capacity.

There are tons of symbols in alchemy and that’s why it’s important that we look beyond the surface and the perceptions our eyes provides, we need to see what we don’t see to finally express our true form, our divinity.

This book really laid out all the foundations of so many different topics besides alchemy.

[Carlos]

I like it

I was always interested ine Rosicrucianism, many Magi's uses there rituals and philosophy. But I wasnt able to find the original society, if there is/was one. This book is informative, but it give more of the history of the people that used alchemy instead of how to start the process (spiritually).

[Owen M. McKinney]

Introduction to Alchemy

This introduction has three important alchemists as authors with academic degrees. These are excellent articles for a better understanding of alchemy in general.

[Emorgs]

Good read

Very informative . Great introduction to the science. Look forward to reading further on this subject. Also this was free bonus

[Luis Padilla]

Really great overview of Alchemy, it's history, and a lot of different principles and viewpoints.

[Vhan]

Great doorway into the subject and philosophies of Alchemy. Didnt expect a step by step guide to creating the Philosophers Stone but fuck yeah ill take it.

[Andrew Gronosky]

Good heavens, a book on alchemy by people who actually take it seriously. I picked this up because it was free and I was hoping for a historical perspective. Nope. This is a book for the modern mystic ... not for me.