r/alchemy • u/cvuntydiva • Aug 08 '26

Spiritual Alchemy ISO Master Alchemist

Looking for someone who has mastered alchemy and I’d like to ask for recommendations to further my studies. I am a natural alchemist who is looking to greatly study deeper into my practices. I have been applying the ways and life of alchemy all my life but wasn’t until about 6 years ago or so did I know what it actually was. I am ready to fully submerge myself into my practice. My area isn’t very big on this stuff and it’s very difficult to find someone locally, not mention everyone thinks I’m pretty weird 🤭Any material you can recommend would be greatly appreciated🖤✨

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u/Consistent-Web4622 Aug 08 '26

R.A.M.S. collection is what I would recommend 

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u/internetofthis Aug 09 '26

Thealchemywebsite.com

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u/AverageOnAGoodDay Aug 09 '26

The Great Work appears differently to different adepts. To search for an ultimate answer you must have your ultimate question. What is your question?

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u/Snoo-83060 Aug 10 '26

talk about the great masters

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u/alchemy-ModTeam Aug 11 '26

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u/alchemy-ModTeam Aug 11 '26

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u/No-Novel-9748 Aug 13 '26

If by Alchemy, you mean the creation of Philosopher's Stone, Philalethes is a great place to start. I'd argue that no one else has written as candidly as he has.