The Alchemical Sacred Marriage: A Woman's Sandplay Journey to Wholeness
January 2024
DOI:10.61711/jst.2024.33.2.559
Authors: Lynne L. Ehlers

"C. G. Jung contended that the work of the ancient Western alchemists was a metaphor for the process of individuation, and that the three colors, black, white, and red that the alchemists reported seeing in their vessels—termed after their Latin alchemical equivalents, nigredo, albedo, and rubedo, respectively—represented stages of psychological development. This contention was empirically tested and corroborated in the author's 1992 dissertation on the colors in her dreams over a 14-year period, and further corroborated in the sandplay clinical material of a woman whose off-and-on therapy spanned 22 years."

https://www.researchgate.net/publication..._Wholeness

"The OTS was a neo-Templar order, claiming to be a continuation of the Knights Templar, and incorporated an eclectic range of beliefs with aspects of Rosicrucianism, Theosophy, and New Age ideas. It was led by Joseph Di Mambro, with Luc Jouret as a spokesman and second in command. It was founded in 1984, in Geneva, Switzerland."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_of_the_Solar_Temple

"Alexander, in his Epistle on the Art of the Sun, speaking in the image and likeness of the world, briefly states that one should found their understanding on this demonstration: for it shows that the Art is derived from the creation of man, in whom all things exist."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRoMzxFm0_o

"Does the Philosophers Stone exist? This book says it does. Not only that, but it tells you how to make one. A very informal book, the writer goes into great detail on the Philosophers Stone throughout history, the religious references, famous alchemists, and instructions on how to make the stone yourself."

https://www.globalgreyebooks.com/book-of...ebook.html

"You didn’t find this video. It found you. Inside awaits a transmission of 10 alchemical teachings from the Emerald Tablets—ancient wisdom encoded in vibration, now reawakening within you."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaHWz8-grcI

"This third volume of the Rasa-jala-nidhi deals with purification techniques of the Seven Metals (sapta-dhatu) and various Gems (ratna). It also deals with substances such as Alkalis (kshara), Salts (lavana), Poisions (visha) and Semi-poisions (upavisha) as well as various alcholic liquors."

https://www.wisdomlib.org/hinduism/book/...i-volume-3

"The platonic solids are 3D polyhedra where each face is identical. In alchemical texts each form is associated with one of the five elements. The tetrahedron represents fire; the hexahedron, earth; the octahedron, air; the icosahedron, water; and the dodecahedron, ether (combining fire, earth, air and water). The star tetrahedron contains two intersecting  tedrahedra. It is the atomic structure of silicon chip quartz used in computers to store memory, as well as the shape of our energetic vehicle known as a Merkaba."

https://karendonnellan.com/cosmic-flaccids

"Inner Alchemy is a sacred, over-200-page guided journaling experience designed to help you transmute dense, stagnant energies into radiant, refined awareness. Moving through each of the seven chakras, you’ll engage with powerful prompts, intuitive reflections, and energetic insights that support deep emotional release, soul integration, and spiritual activation."

https://www.amazon.com/Inner-Alchemy-Jou...B0F3D6DZ8K

Course based on the book:

https://greenshireinstitute.org/events/c...025-06-23/

"For the telescope build in question, [Unnecessary Automation] needed a concave mirror. Trying to get that sort of shape with glass can be difficult. However, there’s such a thing as a “liquid mirror” where spinning fluid forms into a parabolic-like shape. Thus came the idea to spin liquid resin during curing to try and create a mirror with the right shape."


https://hackaday.com/2025/06/03/spin-cas...o-to-plan/

"In the previous installment we concluded our journey through the Ancient Ages by introducing the first women who contributed to science, technology, engineering and mathematics. This time we move on to the Middle Ages where medicine was the one that benefited the most from the contributions made by women, both geographically and temporally distanced."

"Keng Hsien-Seng (around 975 A.D.)

A Chinese woman, daughter of an eminent scholar named Keng Chhien, she is described by Wu Shu in his writings on science as a woman who from a young age was intelligent and liked to read books. She was also fond of writing, wrote poetry worthy of compliments, but who was also familiar with Taoist techniques and who could control spirits. She became an expert in yellow and white alchemy with many other powerful, mysterious and incomprehensible transformations. Wu Shu says that no one knew how she obtained all this knowledge."



https://cecropia.co/en/mujeres-en-stem-e...a-parte-i/