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It's completely understandable if you're in the dark about alchemy. It has been practiced around the world and linked to various religious rites, scientific experiments, and, of course, magic - a series of beliefs and disciplines that defy categorization and definition.

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Alchemy demystifies this ancient art with an easy-to-comprehend overview of its history, philosophies, and practices. In it, you get:

  • The basic principles of alchemy - including the Three Essentials that are present in all things
  • The alchemist's code - ciphers, signs, symbols, sacred geometry, and more
  • A list of tonics, elixirs, and other alchemical medicines
  • The three stages of alchemical transformation
  • The meaning and power of the Four Elements - Fire, Water, Air and Earth - and the Fifth Element, the Quintessence
  • A look at the relationship between alchemy and science
  • An exploration of the significance of the Philosopher's Stone
  • A behind-the-scenes tour of a medieval alchemist's laboratory

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