For journeys beyond the everyday, Henry Corbin’s Alone With the Alone and The Voyage and the Messenger root us in imaginal cosmologies shaped by mystical philosophy. Jung’s Liber Novus and Dante’s Divine Comedy weave archetype and myth into transformative inner landscapes. John Dee, alchemist and philosopher, stands alongside Emanuel Swedenborg’s cosmic metaphysics and Leonardo da Vinci’s visionary diary entries - each revealing hidden orders within the seen and unseen. Ashmole’s manuscripts deepens this lineage of esoteric inquiry. Writings like Kahlil Gibran’s The Prophet and Vaughan-Lee’s Return of the Feminine round out an alchemical ecosystem of archetypal and mythopoetic transformation. These works offer insight into symbolic thinking, metaphysical inquiry, and the soul’s role in shaping reality throughout centuries, and how the inquiry of those have shaped both the creative fields, as well as science.