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Synopsis
Spagyrics is "Plant
Alchemy"
Spagyrics is a 2-volume, 48-lesson course which teaches the preparation and uses
of herbal elixirs, particularly the seven planetary elixirs used to rebalance
the spiritual centers in the human body, the processes followed to obtain the
vegetable stone (Opus Minor), the method for extracting the universal seed from
rain water, and similar processes. Theoretical, practical and philosophical
aspects of spagyrics are developed in the course materials. Theory on
philosophical mercury and the alkahests is also given. The investment in
laboratory equipment necessary for the plant work is minimal.
The practice of Spagyrics and Alchemy brings about an intimate knowledge of
visible Nature, and its invisible energies - life and consciousness. This
knowledge allows one to transmute themselves, to regenerate themselves, to
attain Inner Initiation. Only then is the path of physical transmutation open to
the initiate. 
Table of Contents
Volume 1: Lessons 1 - 24.
1. Available
online: Conditions of aptitude.
Definition of Alchemy. Progression of the work, the three adages. Preparation
for an experiment with lemon balm.
2. The necessary state of mind. Spiritual aspects of Alchemy. The three
Principles. First experiment in calcination.
3. Meditation and Alchemy. The three principles in the three realms. Completing
the experiment on lemon balm.
4. The Alchemical Temple, general principles of philosophy. Alchemical theory.
Practical: Separation to purify the principles.
5. Working respecting esoteric conditions. Success. Practice: Volatile and fixed
menustrua, distillation.
6. Faith, Knowing and Knowledge. Rulerships of plants and related organs.
Practice: Fractional distillation.
7. Science and Knowledge. Meditation on symbol of Basil Valentine's. Setting up
the laboratory.
8. Planetary attributions of plants.
9. The Word. The nature of knowledge. Alchemy and Qabala, The Chymical Sky.
Practice: Vacuum distillation.
10. Notions of the Absolute. Undetermined Mercury. Practice: Rectification with
Soxhlet.
11. Advice on electrical heating. Creation: Hyle, Niter & Salt, the Four
Elements. Archaeus and Gur (the Water Work). Practice: Distillation with the
Kjeldahl sphere.
12. Four elements in three principles. Repetition of operations. Fermentation,
separation and cohobation: Practice: Making a distillation train.
13. Alchemical maxim from The Golden Chain of Homer. Mineral and organic
chemistry. Salt and Sulphur. Steam extraction of the vegetable sulphur.
14. Fermentation. Philosophical Distillation. Solve Coagula. Calcination.
15. Books on Plants. Maceration. Circulation. Digestion. Cohobation. Imbibition.
16. Extraction without extractor. Home-made extractors. Calcination.
Circulation. Digestion. Circulation.
17. Bibliography for Spagyrics and Alchemy. Menstrua. Soxhlet extraction.
Extraction of Salt. Methods for elixirs. Making a plant stone.
18. Bibliography of English books. Action of the Stone and Circulatum. The
making of the Vegatable Stone. Anti-odor device.
19. Vegetable planetary Alchemy. Moon Cycles. Paracelsus' method, Distillation
of the oils.
20. Roles of the Salt, Sulphur and Mercury in the Elixir. Initiation through
Alchemy. Archaeus and Gur. The Water Work. The 12 Elements
21. Experiments on the Archaeus and Gur. Distillation.
22. Text of Urbigerus on the Circulatum Minor.
23. Commentaries on the Circulatum Minor. The Stone of Wheat.
24. Differences between Spagyrics and Alchemy. German spagyric method. Other
methods for the Vegetable Stone. Preparation of the Salt. Animal Alchemy and the
Oil of Egg.
Volume 2: Lessons 25 - 48
25. Volume 2. Inner balance. Mezla
energy. Akasha. The twelve salts. Distillation of ether.
26. Differences between Alchemy and Spagyrics. The Secret Domain. Distillation
by Four. Salt of the vegetable sulphur. Commentary on Experiment in Lesson 3.
27. Alchemy and the Four Worlds of the Qabala. Work with a retort.
28. Alchemical initiation (continued). Harmony of the human salt.
29. Preparation of the clear elixirs. Philosophical alcohol. Kerkring's
menstruum.
30. Origin of the Teachings. Salt. Difference between Alchemy and homeopathy.
Fixed and volatile. Stone and Elixir. Sulphur: the soul of things and beings.
31. Menstrua: their quality, sensitivity and spiritual force. Extraction
liquids.
32. Sephirotic centers or chakras and their Alchemical symbolism.
33. Distillation of vinegar.
34. Spiritual effects of the elixirs. Principles of the experiments.
35. Use of powers: Health, discretion, impartiality. Elements. Principles.
Alchemical life.
36. Alchemical stones.
37. Catechism of Paracelsus.
38. Catechism of Paracelsus (continued).
39. Explicatory Ode of the Catechism of Paracelsus.
40. Resuming the making of the Stone and Elixir.
41. Menstruum. Alkahest. Mercury. Chart of power of mineral alkahests.
42. Numbers 1 to 10. Metallic matrices. Warning about drugs.
43. Fermentation. Synthesis of the Alchemical process. Elixir. Stone. Planetary
attributions of plants.
44. Material for the metallic work. Mental processes. Transmutation.
45. Control of the transmutation power. Whitening of the Salt and Sulphur Work
on Drosera. Vinegar of drosera.
46. Synthesis of the operative principles. Astrology and Alchemy.
47. Preparation of the urine alkahest. Elixir: simplified method. Unity of
matter. Philosophical salt of tartar. Spirit of lime. Presentation of the
Metallic class.
48. Resuming the Circulatum Minor. Presentation of the Metallic class.
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