About the Book

Alchemy of the Stones

The idea “Alchemy of the Stones” was created in the late eighties, at a Tibetan Buddist Center, by the Master Namkhai Norbu Rinpoche. He taught Dzogchen teaching which translates to “the immeasurable perfection”.
It was due to my good fortune that I was lucky enough to meet said Master and Teacher Namkhai which resulted in experiencing a clear message via lucid dreams, that told me; the stones should become an army, of forty one soldiers, whom would give instructions and deep insights into life.

The book has three chapters:

1. Chapter one contains tools and information about the stones themselves, such as:

The size of the finger nails, including the colors and shape that initiate the seeker into the precise symbolic meaning.
The stones can be divided in such a way as they are ordered into ten small Mandalas, with fields of four stones each. Each small Mandala pertains to ten different areas of life.

2. Chapter two has only sixteen pages, but they are used as potent keys to unlock deep understandings and insights into the Universal Mandalas.

Three of them coupled with the their scared geometric shape, indicate either:

The Tree of life
The Cross
The Lotus flower

This part of the book is dedicated to the possibility that through the symbols and their mutual specific geometric positions, we can recognize our true nature, outside of duality, with which we are in constant contact. In other words, to sense our Divine Nature, which is not caused by any external presence and is beyond life and death.

3. Chapter three is designed for the reader to learn the process of how to see or read the future, by:

Eight examples of how to read the Individual Mandala.
How to break through to the symbolic meaning or numerology of each stone.
Through the knowledge of the order of the Universal Mandala; the readers can discover and enter the Individual Mandala, which is the Karmic vision of each person. A true alchemical process, it comes about by recognizing which symbol is in a closed or negative position and immediately trying to transform it into a positive position by understanding the bigger picture or the bigger meaning.