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Sergey Maratovich Teleguin (born 1964) is a Russian scholar, Doctor of Philology, and professor who approaches alchemy through the lens of mythology, aesthetics, and personal experimentation. Key Alchemical Works and Concepts Alchemy of Birds: On the Other Side of the Word: Published in English in 2020, this book explores alchemy not just as a historical study but through "true" alchemical experience. Teleguin claims to have participated in experiments involving "alchemical mirrors" and the symbolic process of "dissolving the body of the King in a bloody font". Mortificatio – Alchemical Book of the Dead: A scholarly article examining death (Thanatos) as an alchemical phenomenon. Alchemical Notes (2025): Recent writings published on platforms like BookBox, continuing his exploration of the subject as an independent researcher and "alchemist". The Magical Word: He frequently links alchemy to literature and philology, as seen in his work Alchemy of the Magical Word, which treats language as a tool for alchemical transformation. Academic and Professional Background

Focus: His research integrates the philosophy of myth with alchemical symbolism, treating the "alchemist" as a role that bridges academic research and spiritual/mystical practice.

Sergey Teleguin is a modern author and researcher known for his practical, experiential approach to alchemy, focusing on historical practices like using alchemical mirrors and rituals, rather than just theory, culminating in books such as Alchemy of birds: On the other side of the word where he shares personal insights from actual alchemical experiments, bridging historical texts with contemporary practice. Key Aspects of Teleguin's Work: Practical Experience: Unlike purely academic studies, Teleguin's work stems from hands-on engagement with alchemical processes, including "dissolving the body of the King in a bloody font" and working with alchemical mirrors. Focus on the "Word": His book Alchemy of birds explores the mystical significance of language and symbols within alchemy, treating it as a living tradition. Research & Publications: He has authored to works on alchemy, with his research translated into multiple languages, exploring themes of Thanatos (death) and the Mortificatio stage of the alchemical process. In essence, Teleguin represents a modern wave of alchemists who attempt to revive the spiritual and practical dimensions of the ancient art, moving beyond simple historical accounts to engage with the transformative work itself.

Key Themes: His research often links alchemy with the "Garden," talismans, and the symbolic use of birds. He views alchemy as a method of "mythological revolution" and a way to understand the deeper layers of literature.