Emerald Tablet
Referenced in 3 episodes
Definition
An ancient text attributed to Hermes Trismegistus, which is said to contain the secrets of alchemy and the unity of the material and spiritual worlds.
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Esoteric author Richard Smoley discusses his new book 'Kabbalah: Treasure House of Secret Wisdom' and the practical, non-sectarian side of Jewish mysticism. He explains the Tree of Life, the doctrine of four worlds, and argues that Kabbalah, Gnosticism and early Christianity are far more intertwined than most people believe. Along the way he covers the Zohar, Jung's mapping of the psyche onto the Tree, ambiguous angels, a Kabbalistic reading of the Fall, and the Kabbalah Centre made famous by Madonna.
Simmons 01 Alchemy 4K Reboot
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Gem dealer and author Robert Simmons tells psychologist Jeffrey Mishlove how a meditation with Moldavite, a green glass formed by a meteor impact, opened his chakras and turned him from a skeptic into a believer in stone energies. He links this to Jungian spiritual alchemy, the Emerald Tablet, the Holy Grail legend, and panpsychism. He also recounts a story in which a channeled angelic group called the Azez reportedly borrowed his missing phenakite stone and returned it, along with a new stone called Azeztulite.
Al Sylvester on Alchemy, Anunnaki & Becoming Immortal
Aeon Byte Gnostic RadioMay 8, 2026
In this episode, Al Sylvester discusses how alchemy is a ritual for achieving immortality, stemming from ancient traditions involving the Anunnaki. He connects alchemical concepts to Egyptian religious practices, particularly around Osiris, and suggests that important biblical narratives hold deeper, coded meanings. By linking Genesis and the Emerald Tablet, Sylvester argues that many creation myths and astrological elements are instructions for pursuing this ancient knowledge of transformation.
