Monday 24 June 2013 Happy Birthday Paracelsus

This weekend is the bicentenary of the centennial of the doctor of medicine and alchemist Paracelsus who was instinctive in 1493 on either 10 or 11 November, according to level accounts.Far from person some decaying old scholar, Paracelsus lead an risky life that would not make happen out of place for a being in a Disturb Potter book.He heavy-handed alchemy, action and liquid remedy at the Bookish at Basel but got chucked out for dabbling in necromancy.Necromancy was intended a hanging offence back in Catholic Europe of the 15th century so Paracelsus was required to turn your back on the community.His activities took him at some point in Europe and Russia to the East somewhere, according to particular accounts, he witnessed the nuts magic of gypsies and abandon dervishes as well as learning secret lore from an Arabian skilled.Returning to Europe, he became an air force doctor of medicine and was so good at patching population up that he was set a job at his old the academy as a educator of liquid remedy.Unfortunately, his magical practices got him modish distress once again. Accused of heresy he was as soon as above required to turn your back on and re-embarked on a life of travel.He died in 1541 in Salzburg. In arrears his death, his theories grew in distinction.To read above about the life and theories of Paracelsus, bang on these links:http://www.alchemylab.com/paracelsus.htmhttp://www.themystica.com/mystica/articles/p/paracelsus.htmlhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paracelsus