I think have misunderstood what you said originally. I thought you saw a book and had picked it up and browsed throught it, and came back later as you descided to purchase the book. Well i'm lost for idea's then if you saw the illustrations if you bought the book when you first saw the pictures.. Still a mystery then, an an eerie one.

Hello General... Do the drawings that are now in the book match with the text? Is it just the drawings that changed, or did the text change as well?

Perhaps you will find something of value in the unabridged version of the book?

reply to post by craig732

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Good question. I honestly don't know.

I spent more time meditating on the images themselves than I did reading the small marginal text that accompanied each image.

I honestly could not tell you if the text has changed throughout the length of the book or not.


reply to post by LordBucket

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I'd have to order it from the local bookdealer when my funds allow, and I'm not sure I'd be happy with a "sight unseen" purchase.

At this point, I'm not sure I'd be interested in another book from these publishers.

All jokes aside - if they've managed to create "transmutable" books that only show material at their personal leisure/discrection...well, I'm simply not interested in the novelty of such a book.

If I wanted Alchemy 101 - I would have been browsing the Occult/New Age section, not the Fine Arts Collections.

Still - I'll hold on to this odd book for a while, and give it another read through when I have another one of those hyperattuned moments, and see if anything 'missing" reveals itself.