"Visitors to the important Paris exhibition would not learn about his esoteric connections. But they can find them in his paintings."

by Massimo Introvigne


https://bitterwinter.org/the-early-pollo...c-pollock/

"Explore the profound mysteries of alchemy and Hermetic philosophy in this captivating audiobook from The Hermetic Museum, Volume I by Arthur Edward Waite, published in 1893."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FA5JbrOU-KI

"The Philosophical Scottish Rite (French: Le Rite Ecossais Philosophique) is a Masonic rite that was established in Paris in 1776 by the hermetist Alexandre Boileau, who was a disciple of Antoine-Joseph Pernéty. This rite is known for its unique structure and progression through various degrees."


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philosophi...ttish_Rite


Here is its seal, full of alchemical symbolism.

Virtute et Silentio: By Virtue and Silence.
Ab Oriente etc. : From East to West there grows a herb called Saturnia which you will find if you dig a hole knee-deep (*)
Benedictus Dominus etc.: Blessed be the Lord our God who gave us this sign.
Liber Vivi et Sapientiae: The Book of the Living and of Wisdom.

(*) See AE Waite; The Hermetic Museum:
https://archive.org/details/b24927363_00...q=Saturnia

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"Alison Flora’s Solve et Coagula at DS Galerie in Paris is a transformative exploration of art as alchemy, where blood and pigment dissolve and renew, embodying cycles of life, death, and catharsis."

"The exhibition’s titular reference to the alchemical process of Solve et Coagula frames Flora’s work as a philosophical inquiry. Through distinct phases of dissolution (the dark work of Saturn), purification (the lunar clarity of the white peony), and synthesis (the solar unity of copper), she guides viewers through an aesthetic journey paralleling the creation of the Philosopher’s Stone."


https://www.thisispaper.com/mag/solve-co...ds-galerie

   

"Quantum alchemy suggests energy transformation mirrors ancient alchemical aspirations. It demonstrates how intentions reshape experiences. Learning these concepts can unlock your potential, combining personal growth with universal connections."


https://quantumalchemist369.com/2025/01/...s-secrets/

"Steven Young is the author of "A Fool's Wisdom" and creator of Hedflux. In his second InnerVerse appearance, Steven brings a lively revival of knowledge, including the forgotten gnosis expressed by alchemy's quintessential elements. Topics include practical alchemical applications for life, elemental qualities and the encoding within their respective symbols, refuting the periodic table and atomism, and a lot more."

https://odysee.com/@innerverse:6/Steven-...elements:f

"This apprenticeship is a sacred pathway for bringing earth-based wisdom back into the heart of our modern lives. Together, we're creating a new model of spiritual community, one that honors both individual sovereignty and collective wisdom... This 12-month training will enable you to not only to connect with your own wild magic — it will prepare you to share this work with your communities and clients."


https://www.alchemessence.com/?srsltid=A...l2HVOlSmw4

Samuel Aun Weor:

"The most ancient sciences in the world are Alchemy and Kabbalah, which are the practical, spiritual knowledge hidden in the depths of every great religion and mystical tradition."


https://tinyurl.com/37wjympn

"To better understand William Blake, it is necessary to understand his sources of inspiration. While much has been written about the influences of Paracelsus and Swedenborg on his work, a key influence on Blake was the self-taught sixteenth-century mystic Jacob Boehme. Blake and Boehme believed they had mystical experiences and visions that inspired their writing."


https://www.amazon.com/Alchemy-William-B...B0D8WMBJ5N

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M.R._Osborne

The Huntington Library is one of the world’s great independent research libraries, with some 12 million items spanning the 11th to the 21st century.

Alchemical, medical and technical compilation: manuscript, 15th-16th centuries:


https://hdl.huntington.org/digital/colle...4/id/1100/