The Goddess Samadhi: "This is the first of many video’s of breaking down the process of transformation of self. I talk about the phases of alchemy, the seven principles of alchemy, and a brief overview of the guide I’ve written on building an internal foundation."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtWRRLduAI8

"In the EMO UK, we preserve faithfully the Ritual  Transmissions that we have received, and arrange our Order accordingly, as well as  continuing the research and developmental works made by our Masonic Ancestors into  the esoteric and alchemical aspects of Masonic symbolism."

https://perseusarcaneacademy.com/post/a-...-order-uk/

"Isis, "the Virgin of the World," veiled in mystery, represents the fertile and generative powers of Nature, the unseen matrix from which all life arises and to which all returns. The Mysteries, the secret initiations of Egypt, Greece, and later Hermeticism, were designed to lead the worthy few beyond surface illusions, to tear aside Isis’s veil, and reveal the unity of spirit and matter."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLiC2licO0Q

In this episode, we descend into Celephaïs—H.P. Lovecraft’s eternal dream-city—and trace its evolution into the alchemical mythos of Malmeth Ciel Nawillin's "Aime Aimless, Aim Vicious" Volume 1 of the Alchemical Courtship in the Dreamlands Saga. We explore how Lovecraft's timeless paradise hides the quiet horror of nostalgia, and how the Dreamlands, in the saga, become more than escape: they’re ritual landscapes, structured by non-linear time, where the past and future meet in judgment.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDf2SpRJB2M

Jadd - Fateh - Khayal
الجد - الفتح - الخيال
The Real - The Overture - The Imaginary.

These are three mysterious terms that appear (textually) in Ismailism, directly inspired from Qarmatian sources, and going back to a potentially lost Yemeni religion, as they are phrased in terms, but essentially going back to Older Tawheed as concepts.

https://x.com/Sobalaan/status/1916528535172481271

The Language of the Universal Cure
Alchemical Terminology in Seventeenth-Century Naples
Elena Morgana
University of Oxford


https://csmbr.fondazionecomel.org/blog/f...rsal-cure/

"Turin’s alchemical heritage beckons the intrepid explorer. Ancient streets whisper of esoteric pursuits, where Hermetic legacies intertwine with architectural wonders. Celestial alignments and Egyptian motifs hint at deeper meanings. Churches and piazzas conceal symbolism, promising a journey into the arcane. From the Royal Palace to the Palazzo Madama, the city’s occult allure captivates those drawn to its alchemical secrets. What mysteries await the curious mind?"

https://theabroadguide.com/alchemical-tu...mysteries/

https://www.tripadvisor.com/AttractionPr...dmont.html

"This podcast offers an immersive exploration of the roots and evolution of the Western esoteric tradition. Guided by Dr. Dan Attrell, this chronologically and thematically organized series examines the intersections of Platonism, Hermeticism, Gnosticism, magic, astrology, and religion. Through engaging readings, lectures, and interviews, this series delves deeply into the history and development of esoteric thought, uncovering its enduring significance from antiquity to the present."

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL...DeUilm9zV_

https://www.alchemywebsite.com/forums/stats.php

"The aim of this study is to analyse the symbolism of E.T.A. Hoffman’s novella “The Golden Pot” within the framework of the alchemical discourse. The researchers employed historical-genetic, structural-semantic methods and the method of motivic analysis to explore the elements of medieval alchemical symbolism in the novella, namely: the motif of the hero’s
initiation and his subsequent spiritual transformation, the symbols of snake, elemental spirits (salamander and dragon), manuscripts, blood, apples, garden, four elements, palm and cypress, as well as the symbolism of colour – red, black, white, gold and bronze. Results of the research suggest that the medieval theory of alchemy corresponded to the image of achieving
creative harmony and spiritual transformation in German Romanticism."


In Russian.

https://www.academia.edu/125193685/Alche...A_Hoffmann

https://www.deepl.com/en/translator