Water and gas phase ORMUS

"This little zero point frequency I showed you between the positron and the electron; if you follow that right up the electromagnetic spectrum, it agrees with the molecular frequency of hydrogen dioxide, or water. So there is an affinity for this material and water. That's why it is normally taken in water. When you come to understand that your body is, in fact, mainly water. That, literally, this material when you distill water it distills with the water as the oridide, the iridide, the ruthidide, just like chlorine. And so if you distill water thinking you are getting high purity water, it goes with the water. And it literally changes the bond angles of the water. That one iridium atom controls 56 waters of hydration around itself. And all the bond angles of all 56 waters are altered when iridium is present. I haven't carefully studied the research work of people working with water but I strongly suspect that their water isn't completely pure and they are finding that the bond angles can be changed. There is something else besides H₂O in the water."

In his Dallas presentation Hudson said:

"It's called the "white dew", the "white condensate", "the white dove" or it's depicted as a white feather in the alchemical texts. Because that's the way it was purified as a volatile material. Okay? All of the symbols of being fed by a dove, or receiving the white dove, is always an alchemical symbol."

A theoretical model for the properties of the ORMUS materials in water would have to account for the various properties which have been observed.

According to our observations the ORMUS materials are superconductors. When these superconductors are in the presence of a moving magnetic field, they will levitate on that magnetic field. These superconducting elements are abundantly present in some, perhaps all, water.

If you collect the ORMUS elements from a spring and from 300 meters downstream and convert them to their metallic counterparts, indications are that the ORMUS elements are twice as abundant at the spring as they are 300 meters downstream.

The question is, where do the ORMUS elements go. We believe that they go into the air. As these elements move across the earth's magnetic field in the stream, they levitate into the air in water vapor and are dispersed.

We have observed some fairly dramatic examples of the magnetic responses of the ORMUS materials. When these elements are abundantly present in a water matrix and are in a sealed container, they can be induced to "tunnel" out of the container by exposing them to a moving magnetic field. Liquid droplets of the ORMUS water mix will frequently appear on the outside of the container opposite the position of the magnetic field. For example if the sealed bottle is place upright on a magnetic stirrer, the droplets will appear on the top of the outside of the lid of the container.

We have seen this phenomena with sealed HDPE Nalgene containers and with glass containers. If these materials are stored in glass containers, the glass will eventually fracture at the liquid level.

The ORMUS materials have a peculiar taste in water. They are slightly sweet and seem to slick the lips. Water containing concentrated ORMUS materials also is more viscous and slipperier than ordinary water. Salt seems to trap the ORMUS elements and keep them from evaporating with water.

For about a year, I worked with a gentleman named Gary who referred to himself as "a kundalini awakened American engineer". In the course of our correspondence, Gary demonstrated a sophisticated knowledge of chemistry, physics, medicine and electronics. Gary wishes to remain anonymous but has given me permission to quote from our extensive correspondence.

Gary wrote several emails to me with his explanations of the properties that I have described. (Gary used David Hudson's acronym ORMEs to refer to these materials.) Here are some excerpts from these email messages:

As far as your observations of the oily substance are concerned, I'm sure you are aware, ORMEs are somewhat hydrophilic, and tend also to be hygroscopic. How much so is in a proportion to how strongly their fields are charged. In "solution", the Meissner field of each ORME is capable of controlling a significant number of water molecules; how many, again depends on the ORME's charge. In such a solution of ORMEs, the separation between ORMEs, specifically, the distance at which energy normalization can occur between them is extended by the presence of the water molecules, for a given strength of Meissner field. It is similar to how inserting a dielectric material increases the capacitance between two plates. The plates may be much more widely separated when the intervening space is filled with a material of hi-dielectric constant, than without it, for the same capacitance. Likewise, the ORMEs can be further apart in water, and still communicate energy between one another.

The effect of the Meissner fields in such a situation is to artificially increase the apparent viscosity of the water. It produces a "stiffness" or pseudo-viscosity which is a function of the concentration of ORMEs, and of the field strength. The field strengths naturally normalize between ORMEs under such conditions, so all individuals within the population come to an equivalence in energy level (assuming mixed species), or to an identical energy level between identical species. This is the explanation behind the slimy, gelatinous consistency of aqueous ORMEs dispersions. This false viscosity is the oily, glycerin-like consistency you reported.

The "viscosity" of the suspension may be altered drastically and dramatically, as a function or cause of anything which affects the Meissner fields. For example, placing a sample drop in a magnetic field, well in excess of Hc2, will suppress the extent or range of the individual Meissner fields and (unless other field types, as I alluded to before, are operative) the viscosity may be observed to diminish, particularly if any macro-currents were present.

I'm sure that you also, by now, have a clear understanding of the tunneling actions ORMEs are capable of when sufficiently charged. I suggest the following as an explanation of your pipetting descriptions. We might assume that the liquid you observed within the bag, and between the petri dishes had formed from ORMEs, sufficiently charged so as to tunnel out of their containers, and that's how they came to be in those places.

Hence the high "viscosity" upon drawing them into a pipette. The aqueous ORMEs suspension which you found accumulated on the inside of the Nalgene lid may be conjectured as being insufficiently charged, and incapable of tunneling, and so became trapped there. Upon bringing the low charge ORMEs suspension (from the lid) into contact and communication with the highly charged (viscous) ORMEs in the pipette, the first thing that would have happened would have been a instantaneous transfer and normalization of energy between the two populations, with energy flowing from the material in the pipette, to the newly introduced low charge material from the lid. This normalization, or evening out of energy distribution, would result in a new net energy level, below that formerly present in the solution in the pipette. The drop in Meissner field resulted in the observed decrease in apparent viscosity, that you saw.

…charging the atomic-level ORMEs fields, such as by induction from moving them in a magnetic field (or moving the magnetic field, relative to them)…increasing the strength of their pseudo-ferromagnetic properties (ie making them more magnetic). This will be true, up to the point where their individual Meissner fields begin to touch, which if/when this occurs (again, depending on their inter-atomic spacing within the sample particle) they will at some point (as an energy-communicative grouping) begin to develop a macro diamagnetic Meissner field. Since natural ORMEs (particularly in solution) may not be very close (on average) to one another as individuals, this approach is an effective one.

The same thing ("magnetizing" the ORMEs) can be done faster with a fluctuating field, as in transformer action, but doing it by mechanical induction is intrinsically safer and somewhat self-limiting, and is far less likely to blow apart the ORMEs Cooper pairs from over-charging.

[It] is ingenious to utilize this effect for the practical purposes of collecting ORMEs materials from Nature. Because of the typically large inter-atomic spacings of ORMEs in natural dispersions, pseudo-FM effects are very important in this regard. The mechanical translation velocity between the ORMEs and the field lines in [this] method largely avoids flux embedding effects and consequences.

There are large quantities of ORMEs in sea water, and other similar salt water bodies, as a result of eons of natural accumulation. The unique field properties of ORMEs may also be harnessed, to discriminately separate or "sieve" them out for extraction. The uniformity and pumpability of the brine carrier medium makes this a considerably simpler and more direct approach for recovery than the processes necessary to extract ORMEs from volcanic rock…It is potentially far more benign (it seems to me) from an environmental cost standpoint, to pump water out of the sea, extract the ORMEs, and then return it, rather than obtaining ORMEs from tertiary volcanic deposits by excavations. The relative percentage of gold, mostly as partial ORMEs chlorides, is also significant.

Barry, perhaps Dr. Pitkanen's estimate of 10^13 Hz (30 microns) for the light frequency of Cooper pairs rings a bell with you, from DH's lectures. Do you recall DH's discussion of the electromagnetic zero point? That is what I am referring to.

In other words, I suggest that (though quite real mathematically and physically) this is actually an artifact, generated by a zero point interaction; phenomena of this sort are only beginning to gain marginal acceptance.

The notch which Max Planck found between black body and solar radiations occurs at about 4 microns. You may also recall that the doublets in DH's near infra-red spectroscopy data for rhodium and iridium ORMEs show unique, distinct zero point doublets, and are even closer to Dr. Pitkanen's figure. These latter two fall within the resonance band for ordinary water molecules, which has significant resonances at wavelengths between about 5-7 microns. As you can see, these are less than an order of magnitude from Dr. Pitkanen's estimate.

Zero point coupling is also related to ORMEs' ability to interact with water, producing the pseudo-viscosity that has been discussed. The EM zero point in these phenomena is an important mechanism by which energy moves to and from the vacuum energy field, and out of or into our own space-time.

There exist many zero point [ZP] doublets, within reach of our experience (ie, associated with matter and energy phenomena we are capable of manipulating). They are points where physical and transcendental resonances occur simultaneously, ie, highly non-linear natural interactions between matter, energy, and space-time. Each of these ZPs represents a point of communication, through which energy may enter (or exit) our 3 dimensional world from higher dimensions, the ultimate source of the vacuum energy.

The important thing to understand, is, that it is not necessary for a particular wave's frequency to "match" the mid-frequency of a particular ZP doublet, to experience this sort of transition. It is only necessary that coupling exist between energy (or matter, or both) in our dimensions (for example) and a zero point resonator. The presence of the appropriate coupling circumstances with a zero point notch or doublet results in the entrainment or discharge of energy, by means of coupling transfer. It is the coupling to the doublet resonator (e.g. a water molecule, ORME, etc.) which is important. The frequency "shift" of the coupled energy occurs as a natural consequence of this, due to topological properties associated with the zero points themselves. The zero points are not merely the specific frequencies they happen to fall on, within the EM spectrum, but are the result of the trans-dimensional resonator, which just happens to have whatever frequency it has; tuning the 'right' frequency without or apart from a ZP resonator does not constitute a zero point.

POSSIBLE HISTORIC REFERENCES

In our work with the ORMUS materials, we have made several observations which are starting to provide the framework for a model which would explain many of the alchemical phenomena. Here is a modern alchemist's comments on this property:

Several references might be found in the alchemical literature for the use of dew and rainwater (specially, when coming from a thunder storm near the equinoxes), as having special properties which tap water wouldn't have. The "Aurea Catena Homerii", for instance, contains a very interesting procedure which PRS-PON students have tried. Basically, the water is left to stand for some time, when an earth develops within it. Then the water is distilled by fractions, which are then re-fractionated. Upon reunion of the fractions with the earth, different things are obtained, depending on the particular mixture of fractions which is being used. The earth is the Gur, or universal prime matter, which is vivified by the water to produce a vegetable, animal or mineral generation. Miraculously as it may sound, the idea is you can generate an animal (or plant, or mineral) from that earth when humecting it with the appropriate fractions. As was quantitatively tested by one experimenter, best results were obtained when the rainwater (which had to be previously purified by distillation, due to acid-rain contamination) was electrified by means of a Van de Graaf generator. If dew really rises up, then some sort of electrostatic charge may be present. A popular alchemical text, the "Mutus Liber" shows how to re-collect and use dew to produce the alchemical Stone. This is done by putting blankets hanging on the air, so that the water does not touch the soil, which might make it loose its charge. Some, however, have collected it just by drawing the blankets through a pasture field, collecting the droplets from the herb. Snow may also do, as the surface has not contacted the soil. The dew is then, as the rainwater, separated into a water and an earth, to be worked upon later. Again, water attracted by means of deliquescent materials (potassium acetate, to name but one) is supposed to have special properties.

Many alchemical recipes which use water, actually mention "distilled rainwater" (distilled dew, or distilled snow, would be more or less equivalent). So there must be a difference. Thus, if you add something like "take distilled dew, and decoct it with your precipitate", your recipe may begin to sound like an alchemical recipe indeed :)

One modern alchemist suggests the following method for collecting dew and results of that collection:

"I have collected dew many times by using ice in plastic drink bottles with a ceramic bowl collector underneath. The texts advise full moon periods and spring is the best season. (collecting dew off grass is a waste of time).

Once, last spring, I collected in this way a 200 ml of clear dew that seemed initially 'oily'. I live in the countryside away from any atmospheric pollution and the vessels were washed with distilled water. I left this oily dew in a sealed jar and after a week there were small brilliant crystals on the bottom. The dew was decanted off the crystals and gently evaporated. What resulted was a white crusty salt that redissolved with difficulty but was soluble in even weak acids. As it dissolved in the acids, small bubbles were given off which I thought at the time would be carbon dioxide. In water the pH of this matter is about 8 to 8.5. I still have it in my lab and it might be best tested with a moving permanent magnet."

The most effective methods for collecting dew would take advantage of the magnetic properties of the ORMUS materials.

Fluctuations in the earth's magnetic field are related to tidal effects which are generated primarily by the sun and the moon. When the earth's magnetic field is most active might be the best time to collect the ORMUS dew.

When the Israelites collected manna in the desert, their collection process was described like a dew collection process. The material they collected was described as tasting like honey or a sweet oil.

EXODUS 16:13-16

And it came to pass, that at even the quails came up, and covered the camp: and in the morning the dew lay round about the host.

And when the dew that lay was gone up, behold, upon the face of the wilderness there lay a small round thing, as small as the hoar frost on the ground.

And when the children of Israel saw it, they said one to another, It is manna: for they wist not what it was. And Moses said unto them, This is the bread which the LORD hath given you to eat.

NUMBERS 11:9

And when the dew fell upon the camp in the night, the manna fell upon it.

The Bible speaks of the manna as having an oily texture and a sweet taste:

NUMBERS 11:8

And the people went about, and gathered it, and ground it in mills, or beat it in a mortar, and baked it in pans, and made cakes of it: and the taste of it was as the taste of fresh oil.

EXODUS 16:31

And the house of Israel called the name thereof Manna: and it was like coriander seed, white; and the taste of it was like wafers made with honey.

Hindu tradition speaks of the prana which can be collected from the air using certain breathing techniques. For example Ujjai Pranayama is a breathing technique which is said to collect prana in the throat by inhaling and exhaling through the nose while the throat is constricted.

Chinese tradition mentions chi which is spoken of similarly and Hawaii'an tradition also speaks of a similar substance in the air.

In his Dallas presentation, Hudson also suggests that it is possible to take the dry ORMUS materials to a gaseous state:

"The neat thing about gold, as compared to the other elements, is that gold can be purified by distillation. At 450 degrees elemental gold will resonance disconnect from itself and will go over as a gas and be re-condensed over here and be caught as white powder again. And so you can purify it, back and forth, by repeated distillation, and get a very high purity substance."

Other researchers have noted that the vaporization temperature of dry ORMUS gold is 425 degrees Celsius and that the vaporization temperature of dry ORMUS rhodium is 900 degrees Celsius. The ORMUS iridium volatilizes at 5400 degrees Celsius. These vaporization temperatures have not been independently verified.
 
 
 

From: Corey Brand <cbrand@SERVICES.STATE.MO.US>

Subject: Glauber's "Preparation of the so-Called Alkahest"

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This taken from "A Compendium of Alchemical Processes":

Take freshly prepared caustic lime, and, if possible, still hot or warm. Powder it quickly in a dry place, and put it into a retort. Add as much absolute alcohol as the powder will absorb, and distill the alcohol at a moderate heat, until the powder in the retort is perfectly dry. The distilled alcohol is now to be poured again upon the lime, and distilled, and this operation is to be repeated ten times.

Mix the powder with the fifth part of its weight of pure carbonate of potassium. This must be done very quickly, and in a dry atmosphere, so that it may not attract any moisture. Insert this mixture of the two powders in a retort, and heat it gradually, after putting about two ounces of absolute alcohol into the recipient. White vapours now arise from the powder, and are attracted by the alcohol, and the heating is to be continued as long as this takes place. Pour the alcohol from the receiver into a dish, and set it on fire. The alcohol burns away and the alkahest remains in the dish. It is an excellent medicine, and is used in the same manner as is the primum ens melissae.

Note: On account of the great powers contained in the limestone, Paracelsus says that many a man kicks away with his foot a stone that would be more valuable to him than his best cow, did he only know what mysteries where put into it by God, by means of the spirit of Nature.