Benefits and Costs of the Alchemical Experience

      There’s nothing quite like the monatomic gold experience. If you do your due diligence you’ll find that there is much to it, many benefits, and even a few pitfalls, as any good endeavor entails.

      Rare earth minerals such as gold and silver occur in trace amounts in our soil, water, and air.  We take them for granted, but the fact is, these minute amounts of precious metals do miraculous things, alongside all other trace minerals that spring life to fruition.  Alchemical legends of old told us that alchemists were after the transmutation of such base metals as lead into gold, when really the entire mysteries were bound to personal and spiritual transformation out of ‘base’ and into ‘rarity.’

      Alchemical themes infer the individual merging with the Great Divine structure of the Universe, arising coarsely out of clay and becoming a shining diamond after repetitive lifecycles, selflessness at all odds and costs, and exposure to the harsh 3D reality.  They never wanted to turn lead into gold.  They made rarified metals into bioavailable forms, and expounded on the health and spiritual benefits of such, in between discussions about Ascendant spirits, star people, and prophecy…

      As I’ve described earlier in this blog, transmutation is possible but with extreme amounts of energy and focus.  It is the same with electrogravitic technology; it is very much possible, but it is not consequence-free: ‘overunity’ technology warps space-time, and could – if used irresponsibly – hasten the destruction of our Sun, which even over the long span of many days could shorten its lifespan.  Overuse of this technology, if one believes all they see and hear, has been and could be disastrous for any complex society, and there are examples of this in galactic history.