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Featured Instructors
DENNIS
WILLIAM HAUCK is an author and lecturer working to
facilitate personal and global transformation through the
application of the ancient principles of alchemy. He has been interviewed on nearly three hundred radio and TV
shows and is the author of The Emerald Tablet: Alchemy for Personal Transformation,
Sorcerer's Stone: A
Beginner's Guide to Alchemy, and The Complete Idiot's Guide to Alchemy.
ROBERT
BARTLETT began his alchemical study at the Paracelsus Research
Society (which later became Paracelsus College) under the guidance of the famous
American alchemist Dr. Albert Reidel (also known as Frater Albertus). Robert has published two books:
Real
Alchemy: A primer of Practical Alchemy and The Way of the Crucible.
DUANE
SAARI is a spiritual alchemist who has devoted his life to the study
and application of alchemical principles. Duane has
conducted workshops in Egypt and North America on the vital contribution alchemy can
make to our understanding and control of the essential experiences of our life
in today’s challenging environment of chaotic and unpredictable forces that
affect every aspect of our world.
Featured Mentors
PAULETTE DAGER-HARRIS is a practicing hypnotherapist and member
of the National Guild of Hypnotists. She also serves as an officer in the
International Alchemy Guild. Paulette first discovered alchemy while living in
Morocco, an early center of Arabian alchemy. She worked many years helping
Native Americans and Eskimos in Alaska, and today uses alchemical principles to
bring self-empowerment and healing to her clients.
JOHN
HERNANDEZ is a professional musician, composer, and producer. He is the
found of the creative alchemy project "Lux Pernanet" and also a co-writer and
producer of the Alchemical Rock Opera "Illumine." John is a Master Mason, a
Frater in the Fraternity of Hidden Light, and also serves as a
trainer-facilitator for the worldwide men's initiatory organization, the Mankind
Project.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I get started?
- All modules and options are described in detail in the Course Catalog.To enroll in the program, go to Enrollment page and select which modules or groups of modules you want to take. Click the Add to Cart button to select to pay online or by fax or mail. You can also enroll direct in courses at the Online School. When payment is completed, you will receive your student account login information, instructions, and course materials.
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How do I select an instructor?
- You will be given the option to select your own instructor from the Faculty List after your enrollment is completed. If you do not select an instructor, one will be assigned to you. We recommend keeping the same instructor for all your work in the program, although you can change instructors at any time.
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What if I have problems with the materials?
- Your instructor is your primary contact for the program and will be able to assist you directly. We also have mentors who are familiar with the course materials and are available to help any student. You can also post your inquiry in the Student Forums. where other students, instructors, and staff will answer your questions. Of course, you can contact the program administration and staff at any time.
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How long do I have to finish a module?
- Most students take 4-6 weeks. You have three months to complete a module, and a three-month extension is available for a total of six months.
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Where can I get hardcopies of manuals and textbooks?
- You can print copies of all manuals and textbooks, or you can order bound copies from the Student Bookstore. Be sure to use your Student Discount Code when ordering from the bookstore.
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Where can I find extra glassware and lab supplies?
- Discounted laboratory supplies, chemicals, metals, and herbs are available through the Student Bookstore and a number of lab auctions, used equipment sellers, and wholesalers with whom we are affiliated. The complete list is included with student enrollment materials.
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