Alchemy Lab Awards & Honors

Noetic Sciences Review (official journal of the Institute for Noetic Sciences - IONS) June/August 2001 issue: "Prepare yourself for an essential adventure as you step into the Alchemy Lab. From the moment you enter the URL into your browser, you will be taken on a cosmological ride through the twists and turns of Hermetic alchemy. Devoted to balancing solar (intellectual) knowledge with lunar (intuitive) knowledge in order to create "stellar" consciousness, the Alchemy Lab provides a solid groundwork for both the seasoned alchemist and the budding novice. Resources at the site include the bimonthly magazine Alchemy Journal, an electronic dictionary of alchemical symbols and terminology, an alchemy home study course, and so much more we can't even begin to list it here. This site is truly a reflection of the Great Work!"

You have a fantastic site. I really look forward to delving deeper into it and learning more about alchemy -- something that has been on my wish list for quite awhile. Thanks for making it so convenient and such a pleasant experience with your wonderful addition to the web. I am proud to award your site with the Mythos & Logos Award. - Brent Dean Robbins <bdeanrob@sgi.net>

Congratulations! Your site is of superior quality, and reflects a deep intellectual integrity, a passionate commitment to transcendence, and one hell of a lot of hard work! I am only to happy to give you the Snow Lion Award. - Remington Dante <vajrakhan@hotmail.com>

Your site is quite impressive! What a wonderful resource for personal transformation. I've always had a curiosity about alchemy, especially in view of the fact that Carl Jung's vision was influenced by his studies in that area. You most certainly qualify for the Higher Mind Award. - Persephone <rkma@concentric.net>

Alchemy Lab is "one of the most stunning web archives ever" according to the London Times. This website was featured in the January 20, 1999, issue of the venerable London Times. In his column "Weird Web," Uri Geller described how he impressed he was with the site. "It will take weeks to digest everything here," says Uri, "but for new converts the journey will not end at the lab. About 200 alchemy links are provided -- the world's most ancient science seems to be on of the Web's hottest topics." You can read the article online at the London Times Website. While you're at it, be sure to visit Uri Geller's Psychic City.