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 1. Basic  

1. Basic  

2. Theology

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 3. Islamic 

3. Islamic 

 4. Science

4. Science

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1. Etymology DNA

1. Etymology DNA

2. Quranic Etym

2. Quranic Etym

3. Lexical Analysis

3. Lexical Analysis

4. Arabic Etymology with Table

4. Arabic Etymology with Table

 

Translators

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0. Integrated Sacred Text Translator -V2 

1. Sacred Text Translator

1. Sacred Text Translator

2.  Recite 2.0 

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3. 3.0 HIFI 

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4. Sacred Text (Quran+Others)

4. Sacred Text (Quran+Others)

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8. Pure Scripture Translator

8. Pure Scripture Translator

Quran

1. Quran References TABLE 

1. Quran References TABLE

2. QuranMaster Tafseer+Parallels 

2. QuranMaster Tafseer+Parallels

3. Tafseer2.0 

3. Tafseer2.0 

4. Quran Reciter + Full Tafseer

4. Quran Reciter + Full Tafseer

5. xTafseer  

5. xTafseer 

 

Bible

1. xBible 

1. xBible

2. xScriptures  

2. xScriptures 

3. BibleVerses++Quranic context  

3. BibleVerses++Quranic context 

4. xBible-Exegesis of Full Chapter  

4. xBible-Exegesis of Full Chapter

 

Extractors

1. Extractor

1. Extractor

2. Extractor++ 

2. Extractor++

3. Extractor Plain

3. Extractor Plain

 

Ideas

1. IdeaToScripture

 

Biography:

1. Biography 

1. Biography

2. Mythology 

2. Mythology 

3. Biography Basic 

3. Biography Basic 

 

Symbols  

1. Interpretation of Symbols 

 

Science 

1. Scientific Analysis - Essay 

1. Scientific Analysis - Essay 

2. ScientificAnalysis 

2. ScientificAnalysis 

3. Science GeoPol 2.0  

3. Science GeoPol 2.0 

 

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1. LossLess 

2. Ebook-from-PDF++ Critical Edition 

2. Ebook-from-PDF++ Critical Edition 

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1 Enki  open 2 Hermes Trismegistus 3 Mary the Jewess 4 Nicolas Flamel 5 Artephius 6 Alain de LilleDied at 74 (1128-1202) 7 Albertus MagnusDied at 87 (1193-1280) 8 Roger BaconDied at 80 (1214-1294) 9 Ramon LlullDied at 83 (1232-1315) 10 Pope John XXIIDied at 85 (1249-1334) 11 Arnold of Villanova 12 Pietro d'Apone 13 Jean de Meung 14 Pseudo-Geber 15 Gilles de RaisDied at 36 (1404-1440) 16 Bernard TrevisanDied at 84 (1406-1490) 17 Tomasso Masini da Peretola 18 George RipleyDied at 78 (1802-1880) 19 Thomas NortonDied at 52 (1532-1584) 20 Johannes TrithemiusDied at 54 (1462-1516) 21 Heinrich Cornelius AgrippaDied at 49 (1486-1535) 22 ParacelsusDied at 48 (1493-1541) 23 Basilius Valentinus 24 Jacob Boehme 25 John DeeDied at 82 (1527-1609) 26 Edward KelleyDied at 42 (1555-1597) 27 Johann Georg FaustDied at 60 (1480-1540) 28 Marco Bragadino 29 François HotmanDied at 66 (1524-1590) 30 Richard Stanihurst 31 Tycho BraheDied at 55 (1546-1601) 32 Heinrich KhunrathDied at 45 (1560-1605) 33 Melchior Cibinensis 34 Michael MaierDied at 54 (1568-1622) 35 Micha? S?dziwój 36 Jan Baptist van HelmontDied at 64 (1580-1644) 37 Arthur DeeDied at 72 (1579-1651) 38 Edward DyerDied at 64 (1543-1607) 39 Elias AshmoleDied at 75 (1617-1692) 40 Johann Friedrich SchweitzerDied at 84 (1625-1709) 41 George StarkeyDied at 37 (1628-1665) 42 Eirenaeus Philalethes 43 Claude DuvalDied at 27 (1643-1670) 44 Henning Brand 45 Robert BoyleDied at 64 (1627-1691) 46 Isaac NewtonDied at 84 (1643-1727) 47 Edmund DickinsonDied at 83 (1624-1707) 48 Theodorus Mundanus 49 Johann Kunckel 50 Johann Seger von Weidenfeld 51 Anton Josef Kirchweger 52 Johann Heinrich Pott 53 Francisco Antonio de Texeda 54 Alessandro CagliostroDied at 52 (1743-1795) 55 Count of St. GermainDied at 72 (1712-1784) 56 Dr. Gaspar Pons 57 Christoph Bergnerage 66 58 Johann Christoph von Wöllner 59 Ernest RutherfordDied at 66 (1871-1937) 60 August StrindbergDied at 63 (1849-1912) 61 Franz TausendDied at 58 (1884-1942) 62 Adiramled 63 FulcanelliDied at 114 (1839-1953) 64 Ostanes 65 J?bir ibn Hayy?n 66 Abu Ali al-Husain ibn Abdallah ibn Sina 67 Muhammad ibn Zakar?ya R?zi 68 Plato 69 Zosimos of Panopolis 70 Olympiodorus of Thebes 71 NagarjunaDied at 100 (150-250) 72 Yogi Vemana 73 Zhang Guo the Elder 74 Khalid ibn Yazid 75 J?bir ibn Hayy?n 76 Al-FarabiDied at 78 (872-950) 77 Al-Kindi 78 Ibn Umail 79 Al-TughraiDied at 60 (1061-1121) 80 Abu' l-Qasim al-Iraqi 81 Frater AlbertusDied at 73 (1911-1984) 82 Eugène Canseliet 83 Roger Caro 84 Marie-Louise von FranzDied at 83 (1915-1998) 85 David John Griffin 86 Dennis William Hauck 87 Manfred M. Junius 88 Terrence McKenna 89 Rubellus Petrinus 90 Diane di Primaage 80 91 Patrick Rivière 92 Simón H. 93 Alexander ShulginDied at 89 (1925-2014) 94 Verônica de Thule THE GREAT ALCHEMISTS

Written by Editor VOPUS

Although Alchemy speaks through allegories, it cannot be understood by the symbolists, because Alchemy is not a cryptography to decipher, but a gift from God, as its adepts state. We know today the "modus operandi" of this millenarian science that is able to transform the vulgar man of the Earth into an authentic Solar Man. The science of Alchemy has its rules and its objective principles, the same as the other sciences. The thing is that the principles of the "hermetic art" are not known by the scientists of the materialistic science. In order to know the hermetic art, it is necessary to study the alchemic symbolism, which is connected with the Hebraic Kabbalah. Thus Alchemy andKabbalah go together forming a doctrinaire whole that can only be understood by those who really long to know the reality, by those who long to know that which is divine and inhabits in the depths of the human creature. Alchemy cannot be studied from an intellectual point of view. A critical spirit connected with a serious and conscious mystique is required, and nowadays this is only found inGnosis. As PHILALETES says: «You who know these things, do you possess the Stone? I possess it. I did not receive it from anybody, but from my God». All instruments that alchemists bequeathed humanity through their engravings and ancient texts are in truth inside the man himself. Today we can understand all about the "Ars Magna" - as the adepts called the Alchemy- thanks to the work of the V.M. Samael Aun Weor. Alchemy has been practiced since the ancient times in different cultures and epochs of humanity. We state below some venerable names of those who knew how to enter the amphitheatre of the science of transmutations: