The first in the series of "The Betty Story" correspondence from Hans Nintzel was dated November 11, 1984. His summaries and additional correspondence from other practicing alchemists soon followed, with Hans acting as the communications facilitator. Hans called this "The Betty Story," named after the lady in California who brought the experiments to his attention. The documents detail an odd pulsating alcohol experiment that some alchemists called the non-violent destruction of the atom. This book contains transcripts of that written material. Everything pertinent to the experiments and...
The first in the series of "The Betty Story" correspondence from Hans Nintzel was dated November 11, 1984. His summaries and additional correspondence...
Hans Nintzel collected these small works together since each in itself is too short to require a dedicated book. Nevertheless, Hans considered them to hold valuable clues to the achievement of the Great Work in Alchemy. Two of the original works, Zoroasters Cave (Extract) and A Treatise Written by a Celebrated Philosopher, are now in The R.A.M.S. Library of Alchemy's Bacstrom's Notebooks Part 3, since their English translations originated in the Bacstrom notebooks. The works in this Volume include some of the writings of Raymond Lully, Eugeneous Philaletha, Lamspring, Louis Grassot, Count...
Hans Nintzel collected these small works together since each in itself is too short to require a dedicated book. Nevertheless, Hans considered them to...
Lamspring's Process, written in Germany in the 15th century or earlier, was known to many of the ancient alchemists including Basil Valentine and Paracelsus. The original included fifteen enigmatic illustrations, included as grayscale images. The color illustrations in this edition are from the Latin translation of Nicolaus Majus. That manuscript from 1607 is titled Lambsprinck's De lapide philosophico. Many different sets of these illustrations have been created over the years. In 1804, Sigismond Bacstrom translated the text from German, and that translation was used for this edition. He...
Lamspring's Process, written in Germany in the 15th century or earlier, was known to many of the ancient alchemists including Basil Valentine and Para...
The Golden Chain of Homer is indeed a masterpiece of alchemical literature. Written in down-to-earth language, one can begin to understand alchemical principles and thus unveil the mysteries that shroud the Holy Science of Alchemy. The footnotes alone form a compendium of data that is of enormous value.
The Golden Chain of Homer is indeed a masterpiece of alchemical literature. Written in down-to-earth language, one can begin to understand alchemical ...
