A. Bezant, C. Leadbeater. Occult chemistry

Official science follows the path of positivism: it observes and fixes facts without drawing any conclusions from them regarding divine matters. The authors of this book, studying the structure of chemicals, ask the question: "What does all this mean?" The properties of material objects are considered here as a reflection of the processes taking place on the subtle planes.

Occult chemistry is an attempt to take a different look at chemical knowledge. If the ideas presented in this book became widely known at the end of the XNUMXth century, their authors could well be considered the founders of modern nuclear physics. However, in those days, the conclusions of the occultists were at odds with the concepts of recognized chemists and physicists. For this reason, even theosophical publishers refrained from publishing this book.

Only decades later, many of the discoveries of Annie Besant and Charles Leadbeater were confirmed by scientific research. At the end of the XNUMXth century, famous scientists came to the conclusion that Besant and Leadbeater certainly possessed outstanding psychic abilities, which allowed them to observe many phenomena unknown to scientists of their era, and describe them accurately and accurately.