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TRADITIONALLY, ALCHEMISTS ALWAYS VIEWED the seven known metals as having a connection with the heavenly spheres. As gold was associated with the Sun, and silver with the moon, so likewise was copper for example linked to Venus. Do these old beliefs have any relevance in modern times? In my youth, I became interested when I found that experiments showed that these ancient affinities did really work. I started doing this work in the early 1970s, so this opus is a kind of of life-work.This will be of especial interest to astrologers and school chemistry teachers.
This book gives a comprehensive review of all published evidence relevant to lunar gardening, i.e how cycles of the Moon affect agriculture. It evaluates traditions stretching over two and a half thousand years, relating them to modern field trials and laboratory tests.
It was the biggest British news story of 2018. but, was it true? Or, was 'perfidious Albion' just making it all up? Can British Intelligence be trusted? The author reveals what really happened - or at least as near as we can get - to this shocking modern story, which has done so much to damage East-West relations.
This book looks at the old alchemical idea that traditional metals are inherently linked to and 'in tune' with the planets. Some experiments suggest they respond to planetary influences. The author challenges the outdated dualism that science has used for three centuries, and infuses our perceptions of Nature with new life. This will be of particular interest to astrologers and school chemistry teachers.
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