"Part 1: A Brief History of Alchemy and Music 
with John Hernandez, a Co-Founder of the Domus Hermeticus Foundation and a world-class drummer. John will unveil how the ancient art of transformation infused the development of music theory, harmony, and resonance itself.

Part 2: From Ancient Theory to Modern Composition
 with Chris Houston: How these timeless alchemical principles continue to shape modern performance and composition, turning vibration into revelation. Chris is the curator of Implied Music, an award-winning composer, keyboardist, and sound designer, 7-time ASCAP Plus Award, 5-time Bay Area Theater Critics’ Circle Award recipient, he performed as a principal pianist for the Boston Ballet School."



Unlock the Hidden Harmony: Alchemy and Music Saturday, December 6th, 2025 at 18:30–19:30 CET. Online.

Register: https://www.domushermeticus.world/blog/free-webinar-unlock-the-hidden-harmony-alchemy-and-music

Le vray et methodique cours de la physique resolutive, vulgairements dite chymie representé par figures generales & particulieres pour connoistre la theotechnie ergocosmique, c'est a dire, l'art de Dieu en l'ouvrage de l'univers. Seconde édition, avec l'indice des matieres de ce volume, & quelques additions. Par Annibal Barlet

https://archive.org/details/BIUSante_pharma_res005208

Barlet lecturing in his laboratory:

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Anni..._352669338

Katherine Neville: "I have just led a private tour for ten of the Dibner Library of Science and Technology, one of the most fascinating of the twenty-one Smithsonian Libraries. Here’s one of my favorite documents – Sir Isaac Newton’s alchemy notes, written in his kitchen garden in Cambridge. The librarians brought this document out when we were giving an earlier private tour to the ambassador of the Czech Republic and the Havel family"

https://www.katherineneville.com/the-que...c08WTo8hRg

Occult Botany: Cartesianism, Mechanical Philosophy, and Alchemical Theory in the Works of Pierre Le Lorrain, abbé de Vallemont
December 2025
Nuncius / Istituto e museo di storia della scienza
DOI:10.1163/18253911-bja10188
Authors:
Justin Niermeier-Dohoney


"In 1705, Catholic cleric Pierre Le Lorrain, abbé de Vallemont, published Curiositez de la nature et l’art de Vegetation , which described experimental methods for enhancing botanical growth. As a Cartesian, Vallemont had developed theories about the natural processes of plants through a mechanical, corpuscular natural philosophy. Yet, Vallemont had also hoped to reconcile these observations about plants with what he described as “occult physics” in these materialist terms."

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

Explore Jungian psychology resources available from the Pacifica Graduate Library

https://pacifica.libguides.com/Jung/alchemy

Sat Sanga with HH Krishna Kshetra Swami
Topics: The Alchemical Foundations of Bhakti: The Spiritual Master, Diksa, and the Transformation of the Soul
Song: Janma-lila (verses 65–74), from Srila Locana Dasa Thakura’s Sri Caitanya Mangala — The Loving Pastimes of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu
Go-druma Bhavan, Mayapur, India
November 29, 2025


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sC6GvZfetPA

Review of Ahmad Y. Al-Hassan: Studies in Al-Kimiya’: Critical Issues in Latin and Arabic Alchemy and Chemistry

By Gabriele Ferrario

"The review evaluates Ahmad Y. Al-Hassan's work on Arabic and Latin alchemy and chemistry, highlighting the contributions made in presenting operational insights into medieval industrial chemistry. While the book provides valuable research on Arabic alchemical practices and their impact, it is marred by editorial inaccuracies and inconsistencies, which detract from its scholarly potential. The author discusses the significance of figures like Ǧābir ibn Ḥayyān and examines various chemical processes and technologies within the medieval Islamic context, ultimately concluding that the text could have fostered a more robust academic debate if presented with greater rigor."

https://www.academia.edu/34100952/Review..._Chemistry

"(Two Volume Set) The Hermetic and Alchemical Writings of Aureolus Philippus Theophrastus Bombast of Hohenheim, Called Paracelsus the Great by Arthur Edward Waite, published in 1967. Limited, but this is an unnumbered set. Hardcover with original slipcase with shelfwear to ends of slipcase."

https://www.transmutationpublishing.com/...ard-waite/

"At McGill University in Canada, Dr Matteo Soranzo is analysing medieval manuscripts written by the 15th century alchemist Cristoforo da Parigi. Matteo’s work is highlighting how culture shaped, and continues to shape, scientific ideas and priorities."

https://futurumcareers.com/the-history-o...of-alchemy

"Merton College, Oxford, 5 December 2025, 5pm. Join the Oxford Medieval Manuscripts Group for the final event in their Michaelmas Term ’25 programme in the Mure Room at Merton College at 5pm on Friday 5 December (Week 8) where Sergei Zotov (Warburg Institute, London) will speak on ‘Between Science and Allegory: Alchemical Images as Vessels of Knowledge’"

https://medieval.ox.ac.uk/lecture-sergei...ember-5pm/