Alchemy Rediscovered and Restored is a book written by a British author Archibald Cockren who spent many years working in the field related to this kind of special chemistry. The first part of the book presents a summary of the history of alchemy, interpreted naturally. The other two parts, respectively theoretical and practical, contain writings from his ideas and conducted researches. He tells of the astonishing work which he has accomplished in bringing to light, and to the service of humanity, secrets which puzzled many scientists throughout the ages.

Alchemy Rediscovered and Restored is a book written by a British author Archibald Cockren who spent many years working in the field related to this kind of special chemistry. The first part of the book presents a summary of the history of alchemy, interpreted naturally. The other two parts, respectively theoretical and practical, contain writings from his ideas and conducted researches. He tells of the astonishing work which he has accomplished in bringing to light, and to the service of humanity, secrets which puzzled many scientists throughout the ages.

Tells the story of alchemy clearly so that most can understand. The cryptic language and symbolism commonly found is laid bare so we can comprehend exactly what was meant and what was happening during the pursuit of the alchemical elixir. Reveals the main alchemical law operating within the human spirit, and used in our quest for immortality. Claims there is truly a Divine Plan, and by exploring alchemy, we will find ourselves on the path that will lead us to it. Covers great alchemists like St. Germain, Nicholas Flamel, Basil Valentine, and Paracelsus. Ends by reprinting two of the worlds most important Hermetic alchemical textsThe Golden Tracate of Hermes and The Book of the Revelation of Hermes.

Alchemy is the art of transformation. At its simplest, the alchemist turns base metals into gold. However, this is only one dimension of alchemy—at a more sophisticated level the alchemist's "base metal" is symbolic of himself that needs to be worked upon and the "gold" produced is the alchemist himself in his or her quest to perfect his own nature. In short, true alchemy is a discipline involving physical, psychological and spiritual work aimed at producing wholeness and enlightenment. From the origins of alchemy, both reputed and documented, Cherry Gilchrist's lively and sympathetic narrative takes the reader from the alchemical interests of the ancient Egyptians to the flowering of alchemy in the 17th century. She also elucidates the complexities of alchemical symbolism and examines the ways in which alchemy has developed in the 20th century.

Archibald Cockren was a practicing physician of the 20th century. Disenchanted with the medical treatments of his day, Dr. Cochren turned to the study of Alchemy. As shown in this book, he studied the works of many of the same authors frequently included in The R.A.M.S. Library of Alchemy. The history of these great Alchemists is very informative. This is a very readable 20th century text on Alchemy that was recommended by Hans W. Nintzel.This volume also contains the short works:* The Smaragdine Table of Hermes Trismegistus* "Tractatus Aureusi" or The Golden Tractate of Hermes* Book of the Revelation of Hermes, interpreted by Theophrastus Paracelsus

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