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Sep 11, 2026

Jen PetersPANELIST
42:40
and...
Jen PetersPANELIST
42:40
Science Alchemy.
Kelly ClarkHOST
42:42
Okay.
Kelly ClarkHOST
42:42
I have
Jen PetersPANELIST
42:43
Alchemy.
Jen PetersPANELIST
42:44
Perfect.
Kelly ClarkHOST
42:44
Give me Dex and Alchemy at a difficulty of...
Kelly ClarkHOST
42:47
You're going at a full sprint.
AdrianHOST
3:46
So keep the lights low.
AdrianHOST
3:47
You know, whether you literally wore out the grooves on your Brothers in Arms record back in the day, or maybe you know every single vocal harmony on Wrecking Ball, or even if you just appreciate really masterful, understated art, this is going to be a shortcut to understanding a rare, almost mystical kind of alchemy.
ClaraHOST
4:04
Alchemy is the perfect word for it.
AdrianHOST
4:06
Because I have to admit, when I first looked at this pairing years ago, I was completely skeptical.
AdrianHOST
4:10
I mean, not Fleur's British Rock.
Cory KinnanHOST
6:34
Next question.
Cory KinnanHOST
6:35
Which G6? I'm just going to say non-Power 4 to Power 4 transfers are we most excited for? This is from Brown's Alchemy in my Discord server.
Cory KinnanHOST
6:43
A really good friend of mine who I've had on Brown's podcast in the past.
Cory KinnanHOST
6:46
Good dude.
RobHOST
43:12
Okay.
Gary WayneGUEST
43:12
And that's one of the tribes that Hercules founded, son of Alchemy, the human female, and Zeus, the god.
Gary WayneGUEST
43:21
And that's part of their Her- Herculides bloodline.
Gary WayneGUEST
43:24
And there are many of those branch bloodlines of the giants going back to a specific celestial mafia godfather.
Krista WilliamsHOST
3:15
And we talked about for people that have grew up in the church, how do we reorient ourselves to Yeshua? How do we re-understand Yeshua, and how do we re-understand our relationship and redevelop a relationship with this divine being and this loving being? She also talked about the relationship between Yeshua and Mary, and sort of the misunderstandings of that, and sort of where we get Yeshua wrong, and where we can learn to understand, you know, where c- we can learn to understand them.
Krista WilliamsHOST
3:42
And so the book, again, is called The Alchemy Transmissions, and it is by Carissa Schumacher, and you can also do sessions with her or come to her journeys where she has Yeshua come through and share divine messages.
Krista WilliamsHOST
3:56
And I'm so grateful for her in my life as a teacher and a guide, and I was able to sit with her for a while after and just receive some of her wisdom and some of her sight, and I am so deeply grateful in my life that I get to be with some of the most powerful people, and they always affirm and see me in a way that sometimes I just can't see in myself, so deeply grateful for that in so many ways.
Krista WilliamsHOST
4:20
So Carissa Schumacher, thank you for joining Almost 30 Podcast.

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Krista WilliamsHOST
55:17
in this way also doesn't forget their human nature, which I really love.
Krista WilliamsHOST
55:21
There was something I was so curious about.
Krista WilliamsHOST
55:23
I wanna ask, um, I have a part I wanna ask about, but I'm curious about what are your thoughts on how we, why did we go from the Freedom Transmissions to the Alchemy Transmissions? Like, talk about why the Freedom Transmissions was important for the time that it was released, and why Alchemy is important for this time.
Carissa SchumacherGUEST
55:39
Oh, interesting question.
Narco LongoGUEST
16:04
Yeah, I just think it's a way better version.
Juan AyalaHOST
16:07
yeah no definitely and you know these the other copy that you're talking about it feels almost uh very dry very stale almost like they're trying to snuff out the greatness essentially that this knowledge because one thing that's always stuck with me is because i was i was going to write a book on the homunculus but one of the things that stopped me from doing i was like oh this has already been written about people have already written about Alchemy, people have already written about these other things.
Juan AyalaHOST
16:38
And I had Ronnie Pontiac.
Juan AyalaHOST
16:41
He's like, listen, that's OK that people have already written about it.

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Narco LongoGUEST
27:08
The Renaissance is what gives birth to it.
Narco LongoGUEST
27:10
And that's a huge kind of light bulb that goes off when reading the book.
Narco LongoGUEST
27:15
It's like, oh, these things are interconnected, right? Alchemy becomes chemistry and astrology becomes astronomy.
Narco LongoGUEST
27:23
Yeah.
Adam FloydHOST
81:40
I think alchemy is like putting some herbs together and making a drink.
Adam FloydHOST
81:50
No, no. Yeah.
Nick MasellaHOST
81:52
Alchemy is an ancient pre-scientific tradition that sought to turn cheap metals like lead into gold, cure all diseases, and find a way to live forever.
Nick MasellaHOST
82:02
Okay,
Adam FloydHOST
82:02
well, first one.
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0:53
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Justin SledgeHOST
1:02
Alchemy has produced one of the most dizzying arrays of literature.
Justin SledgeHOST
1:07
Spanning centuries in a dozen languages filled with allegories and symbolism, and sometimes just frankly encoded, alchemical literature runs the gamut from the hurried lab notes of the so-called puffers to the multimedia experience of something like Michael Myers' Atalanta Fugiens, which is filled with poetry, symbolic art, and even accompanying music.
Justin SledgeHOST
1:28
Alchemical literature ranges from the wildly popular running into dozens of editions, all the way to some of the most obscure manuscripts ever produced.
Justin SledgeHOST
1:36
But if one were to turn back the clock, before the days of Boyle and Newton, before the days of Paracelsus, and even prior to the very earliest alchemical textbooks of something like the Semiprofectiones, what would the very seed of alchemy look like in the European context? What was the very earliest text to enter Europe? What might be the very first alchemical text to be found in Europe? What was the seed of alchemy as we know it? We actually may know the answer to that question.
Justin SledgeHOST
2:05
In this episode of Esoterica, we're going to be exploring the earliest known alchemical text to enter into Europe.
Justin SledgeHOST
2:11
The Book of the Composition of Alchemy, translated on February the 11th, 1144, by Robert of Chester.
Justin SledgeHOST
2:18
In this brief text, we'll discover so much that will go on to become a commonplace in the European alchemical tradition, from romantic tales of hidden and holy masters, to obscure chemical processes, to theories of the fundamental substance of reality itself, and many of the most obscure but famous alchemical processes in the literature, such as the famous Green Lion.
Peter KenneyGUEST
0:53
And if you color them, dress them up, you're doing yourself a disservice to them.
Martin PrihodaHOST
0:59
Hey everyone, welcome to the Odyssey in Alchemy.
Martin PrihodaHOST
1:01
On this show, I sit down with psychologists, healers, survivors, and teachers exploring depth psychology, inner transformation, spiritual awakening, and liberation.
Martin PrihodaHOST
1:12
We tackle the real stuff, anxiety, masculinity, grief, parenting, plant medicine, and what it actually takes to live a life that means something.
Martin PrihodaHOST
1:26
It helps more than you know.
Martin PrihodaHOST
1:28
Let's dive in.
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1:29
Welcome to the Odyssey Alchemy Podcast.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
1:32
Let's take the line.
Joanna FarrarHOST
31:11
difficult topic.
Deborah LippGUEST
31:12
Alchemy is a difficult topic.
Deborah LippGUEST
31:14
I, I mean, you also can't talk about binary, uh, polarity as a, as a philosophy, unless you talk about Kabbalah and, um, So I don't expect my readers to be Kabbalists, but we do have to explore Kabbalah if we're going to talk in any meaningful way about how our current philosophy of polarity developed.
Deborah LippGUEST
31:43
But flattening is the right word.

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