Alchemy is often dismissed as myth or metaphor, but in truth it was a practical science that shaped chemistry, medicine, and natural philosophy for centuries. This course introduces you to the real fundamentals of Western alchemy, taught by a practitioner who has studied and worked with traditional methods firsthand. We will cover: • The Four Elements and the Three Philosophical Principles (Sulfur, Mercury, Salt). • The core laboratory operations: calcination, distillation, sublimation, and more. • The great sources of alchemy, from the Emerald Tablet to Paracelsus. • How alchemy functioned as a genuine experimental discipline, not just allegory or “spiritual symbolism”. This is a class for serious beginners and curious minds who want to understand alchemy as it truly was: both a practical art and a living tradition. No prior knowledge required, only curiosity and respect for the subject.

If you take this class, you will learn everything that you need to know about Norse Mythology. You will study the ""poetic edda" and we will study from "The Elder Troth: An Introductory Course of Study". My classes are 45 min. in length, you will sit back and enjoy as I guide you through the mystic world of Gods and Heroes. Afterwards if you have any questions, I will be happy to answer them.

Are you struggling to understand historical topics, structure essays, analyse sources, or prepare for an exam? I offer clear and engaging history lessons adapted to each student’s age, level, and goals. I graduated from the British international school system and achieved 100% in AS British History. My strongest areas include ancient and medieval history, British history, warfare, classical civilisation, Hellenic mythology, the Cold War, and Black American history. Lessons can focus on exam preparation, essay planning, source analysis, revision, historical debate, or the detailed study of a particular period. I explain not only what happened, but also the causes, consequences, people, and ideas behind historical events. My teaching style is structured but conversational. I encourage students to ask questions, develop their own arguments, and build confidence step by step. Each lesson is individually prepared to make history understandable, memorable, and genuinely interesting.

Greetings Humanitos, here is the Professor You need a Class to better understand History or Geography, we will see different approaches to it, we will talk about popular myths and legends. We will try to make a better History content that you can understand and thus bring closer all this that seems old and forgotten. It is a journey that we propose in a way, from here comes his experience for wanting to find out more, find more and have fun creating his own content. What we will see for now will be: From the first civilizations, from Egypt, the Middle East, Persia, Greece, Rome. We will jump over the pond and we will see pre-Columbian America, to later see the 19th century in Latin America and Argentina, the 20th century of the World and Argentina... Western World History, History of Art. I don't think I forget anything, otherwise it's history.... Or simply if you are curious about something in history, I'll wait for you for a coffee/mate talk... Because history is made walking... Regards.