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  by Montalk
 
			July 22, 2010from 
			Montalk Website
 
			  
			  
			  
			Research reveals that the 
			Philosopher’s Stone is not just a metaphor representing 
			something intangible that catalyzes spiritual evolution, but an 
			actual physical substance that transmutes lead or mercury into gold.
 The Stone is a product of Alchemy. Unlike chemistry, Alchemy makes 
			use of etheric and astral energies to engender reactions that 
			reconfigure matter at the quantum level.
 
			  
			Alchemy is to chemistry what a cube is 
			to the square; it is a superset of chemistry and is capable of so 
			much more.
 
			  
			  
			How Etheric 
			Energy Overrides Physical Laws
 
 Alchemical achievements are predicated on the successful gathering, 
			concentrating, and multiplying of etheric energy.
 
			  
			When this energy reaches a critical 
			threshold, it overpowers the normal laws of physics and allows 
			seemingly miraculous processes to take place. I believe it does this 
			by biasing probability so that minor quantum effects normally 
			restricted to the subatomic scale get amplified in probability and 
			manifest on the larger molecular scale.
 The world around us is made of subatomic particles that regularly 
			undergo unpredictable jumps,
			
			teleportation, bilocation, 
			superposition, and other strange quantum behaviors.
 
			  
			Why don’t everyday solid objects do 
			likewise? Because the random quantum jittering of their constituent 
			subatomic particles collectively average out to zero.  
			  
			Think of a large crowd of people; seen 
			from the air, the crowd as a whole is stationary, even though 
			individuals within the crowd move in seemingly random directions. 
			It’s because their movements are random and uncoordinated that they 
			average to zero net movement on the whole.
 The world we see around us is merely a crowd of subatomic particles 
			whose individual quantum jumps aren’t apparent to us because they 
			average to collective stillness. Physical laws that govern our 
			everyday world, known as the deterministic laws of classical 
			physics, are merely the laws of the crowd; they are what’s left of 
			quantum physics after the unpredictability is removed through 
			statistical averaging.
 
			  
			They are not absolute laws; they are 
			just the most probable manner in which matter and energy behave. 
			Physical laws can be bent.  
			  
			While the probability is incredibly low 
			that enough coordination and coherence develops among the quantum 
			jitters to manifest on a collective scale, that is exactly what 
			etheric energy does. It alters probability and thereby skews the 
			laws of thermodynamics, gravity, electromagnetism, and chemistry.
 Alchemy does not violate the laws of physics, nor does 
			it always follow them, rather it bends them as needed.
 
			  
			It operates upon the quantum foundation 
			from which these laws arise in the first place, and it does so 
			through etheric energy affecting the probability of quantum events.
 
			  
			  
			The Alchemy of 
			Transmutation
 
 Alchemy uses the code names salt, mercury, and 
			sulphur to denote the different components of a substance.
 
				
					
					
					Salt denotes the physical 
					component, the seat, base, matrix, anchor, or ark of the 
					nonphysical aspects. 
					
					Mercury is the etheric component 
					and represents the dynamic, vital, transmutative, vivifying 
					energy present within the substance. 
					
					Sulphur denotes the archetypal 
					identity or pure vibrational essence, analogous to the human 
					astral body and spirit because it contains the “Idea” unique 
					to that substance. 
			Therefore, in Alchemy an element like 
			gold is seen to have three components:  
				
					
					
					the salt of gold
					
					mercury of gold
					
					sulphur of gold 
			These respectively denote the physical, 
			etheric, and archetypal aspects of gold.  
			  
			Same goes for other materials employed 
			in Alchemy, they also have their salt, mercury, and sulphur 
			components.
 Now, the goal of transmutation is to impress the archetypal 
			signature of one element upon another in order to change it to that 
			element. By changing an element’s archetypal signature it cannot 
			remain the same element.
 
 So what Alchemy does in the case of transmutation of lead into gold, 
			is to gather mercury harvested and concentrated from potent sources, 
			imbue it with the sulphur of gold, and store the combination in a 
			suitable salt. The result is then ready to impress its archetypal 
			essence of “goldness” upon a different element responsive to 
			transmutation.
 
			  
			This is the Philosopher’s Stone, or 
			rather one form of it called the Red Stone because it is made with 
			gold and assumes a red color.
 
			  
			  
			Making the 
			Philosopher’s Stone
 
 Instructions for making the Stone may be found in the writings of 
			
			Fulcanelli and Nicholas D. 
			Collette, two modern Alchemists who have done a great service in 
			revealing what the pre-existing Alchemical literature only obscured.
 
			  
			Additionally, Robert Bartlett has 
			authored two good books on specific laboratory techniques and 
			terminology. The following is my own tentative interpolation based 
			on these sources.  
			  
			My goal is not to give a detailed 
			recipe, but to explain key features of the process because they are 
			relevant to my thesis concerning the Demiurge.
 Natural etheric energy is cosmic or biological in origin, both 
			sources deriving it from a higher dimension. The center of stars 
			including our Sun are dimensional windows through which physical and 
			nonphysical energy enters our universe.
 
			  
			This energy includes electromagnetic 
			radiation, neutrinos, gravitons, and etheric energy.1
			 
			  
			The Moon modulates and reflects what it 
			receives from the Sun.2  
			  
			Sun and Moon are therefore our nearest 
			cosmic source of etheric energy, which accompany sunlight and 
			moonlight and enter into the atmosphere’s water vapor before 
			condensing as rain or morning dew.
 Alchemists capture this energy directly or indirectly. To do so, 
			they either employ a substance that is already highly charged or 
			else find something capable of absorbing it when exposed to its 
			emanations. Exposing a suitable substance to sunlight and moonlight 
			is one way to charge it. The best material for this task is salt, 
			and to a lesser degree, water.
 
 Water is an attractor of etheric energy. So is chemical salt.
 
			  
			The oceans contain it, our blood is 
			saturated with it. We know from the psychic self-defense writings of
			Robert Bruce that sea salt or 
			
			epsom salts dissolved in a warm 
			bath makes an effective cleanser of one’s etheric body because salt 
			and water have an affinity for etheric energy. In folk superstition 
			or ritual magick, lines of salt are drawn on the ground to function 
			as barriers against undesirable entities, and likewise such entities 
			are drained when attempting to cross over running water.
 Salt is not just a mundane substance, but something that has 
			paranormal properties. Salt is an excellent sponge for life-force or 
			etheric energy.
 
			  
			Table salt, sodium chloride, is only one 
			kind of salt. By definition, salt is just the chemical 
			product of an acid reacting with a base. Other salts used in Alchemy 
			include
			
			iron disulfide,
			
			ammonium chloride, and
			
			potassium bitartrate, to name a 
			few.  
			  
			Sources of salt already charged with 
			etheric energy include,  
				
					
					
					rainwater
					
					morning dew
					
					urine
					
					fresh clay
					
					sea salt
					
					marcasite or pyrite 
			Otherwise, a deliquescent salt may be 
			exposed to humid nighttime air, or placed in a bowl and buried in 
			the ground, so that it absorbs the etherically charged moisture from 
			the ground or atmosphere. These are the raw materials gathered by 
			Alchemists for the production of the Philosopher’s Stone.
 Once collected, the saline solution is placed in a sealed flask and 
			kept warm at 102°-120°F for at least one month so that it putrefies.
 
			  
			Putrefaction happens when moisture 
			breaks down the material and microorganisms begin digesting it. This 
			step employs biological agents to assist in the etheric charging and 
			preparatory transmutation of the raw material. French scientist 
			Louis Kervran wrote about
			
			biological transmutations, whereby 
			plants, animals, and humans internally transmute one element into 
			another, or combine elements to form a third, to supplement 
			necessary biological functions.  
			  
			Kervran theorized that enzymes and 
			bacterial action were responsible for these sub-chemical processes, 
			and that the absorption and emission of neutrinos or gravitons 
			played a part. In other words, biological activity does have a role 
			in Alchemy and can supply additional energy needed for 
			transmutation.
 Therefore, the stage of putrefaction serves, at the very least, of 
			charging the flask’s contents with further etheric energy due to 
			biological activity, and it may carry the additional benefit of 
			transmuting some of the salt and other minerals into byproducts 
			necessary for later stages.
 
			  
			Biological putrefaction is unnecessary 
			for salts that are already the product of biological activity and 
			therefore highly charged, such as pyrite which comes from bacterial 
			action producing hydrogen sulfide which acts on iron to produce iron 
			disulfide.3
 After putrefaction, methods diverge onto several possible tracks. 
			Generally, the putrefied solution is distilled and the distillate 
			poured back into the dried matter left behind, then what does not 
			dissolve is filtered out, and the process is repeated. In the end, 
			all the insoluble matter is thrown away, and one is left with a 
			purified solution supersaturated with salt, which itself is 
			supersaturated with etheric energy.
 
			  
			This supercharged solution is 
			traditionally called the “Alkahest” or “Universal Solvent” or 
			“Common Mercury”.  
			  
			It has the power to dissolve metals at 
			the quantum level by virtue of its etheric potency.
 At this point, the solution can either be crystallized and only the 
			solid salt crystals kept for the so-called “Dry Path” of making the 
			Stone, or else it can be left in solution form for the so-called 
			“Wet Path”.
 
			  
			In either case, the next step is to 
			dissolve gold leaf into it.  
			  
			The gold dissolves not in a usual 
			chemical way, but rather disintegrates at the atomic level due to 
			the etheric power of the universal solvent. To do this according to 
			the Dry Path, one mixes the dried Alkahest salt with gold leaf and 
			heats them in a crucible, while in the Wet Path, one stirs gold leaf 
			into the Universal Solvent and lets the mixture digest fully, which 
			takes considerably longer.  
			  
			The resulting product is what Fulcanelli 
			terms the “Philosophical Mercury”.
 After all the gold is dissolved, this “Philosophical Mercury” then 
			only needs to be refined and multiplied in power to produce the 
			final Philosopher’s Stone. As Fulcanelli points out, by this 
			point it already is the Stone, except in a weak and unrefined form.
 
 Refinements are done in the Wet Path by distilling away all 
			the moisture, adding more fresh Universal Solvent (which is a 
			donor of etheric energy) to the remains, letting it digest at gentle 
			warmth for another couple weeks, and distilling away the moisture 
			once more. This can be repeated any number of times, and each time a 
			fresh dose of etheric energy impregnates the solid or oily remains, 
			which in their final coagulated form comprise the Philosopher’s 
			Stone.
 
			  
			In the Dry Path, more dry “common 
			mercury” is mixed with the dry “philosophical mercury” and heated in 
			the crucible.
 Each time the refinement sequence is repeated, the product becomes 
			purer and more highly charged with energy, and the process takes 
			less time. Alchemists term each repetition a multiplication, so that 
			if repeated once, the result is a Stone multiplied to the first 
			order.
 
 The Alchemist’s own etheric and astral energies may come into play 
			here, augmenting the multiplication, and that without this, the 
			refinements don’t achieve sufficient power levels to allow for 
			transmutation. If true, then not just anyone can do it, since not 
			everyone is equally etherically and astrally potent, nor can this be 
			done on an industrial scale. Alchemy is somewhat dependent on the 
			state of the operator and the local etheric energy concentrations.
 
			  
			That is why Alchemists are advised to 
			practice divine devotion, carry out the timing of their experiments 
			according to astrological conditions, and collect their morning dew 
			during Spring when seasonal etheric energy concentrations are 
			highest. Unlike chemistry where reactions take place independent of 
			observation and environment, Alchemy is an open system and the 
			conscious quality of the observer plays a role.  
			  
			This underscores once more the quantum 
			nature of Alchemy.4  
			  
			It also highlights the role of “Inner 
			Alchemy” in the success of outer physical Alchemy. In “Inner 
			Alchemy”, one’s own base nature is transmuted into spiritual “gold” 
			through the cultivation of etheric energy tinged with divine, noble, 
			and virtuous impulses.
 Upon attaining success, the final result is a dense stone, red and 
			translucent like a ruby, that is water-soluble, melts like wax, 
			flows like quicksilver when melted, does not burn at any 
			temperature, yet volatizes when thrown into the molten metal it aims 
			to transmute. It is a physical substance supersaturated with etheric 
			energy and imprinted with the vibrational fingerprint of gold.
 
			  
			This is the Philosopher’s Stone, 
			or rather one version of it called the Red Stone. When pulverized, 
			mixed into beeswax, and cast into molten lead, it transmutes a 
			certain multiple of its weight of lead into gold. It can also 
			transmute quicksilver the same way. The higher the order of 
			multiplication of the Stone, the more lead or quicksilver it can 
			transmute.  
			  
			As stated, it does so by dissolving lead 
			at the quantum level and allowing the gold vibration to reconfigure 
			it accordingly.
 The details above don’t spell out all the minor technicalities 
			involved in the process, so if you’re committed to learning more, 
			I’d recommend the books by Nicholas Collette, Fulcanelli, and Robert 
			Bartlett.
 
			  
			Again, here I only give a general and 
			limited interpolation of the process for the sake of illustrating 
			the underlying dynamics involved, as they are pertinent to my 
			exposition on the Demiurge.
 
			  
			  
			Other 
			Applications of the Stone
 
 At the first order of multiplication, a miniscule portion of the 
			Stone may be dissolved in water or wine, and thereof a small portion 
			ingested daily.
 
			  
			Nicholas Collette speaks highly 
			of this “Elixir of Life,” and describes it as a substance that 
			strongly energizes one’s etheric body, although he uses the term 
			astral instead of etheric. With a reinforced etheric body, the 
			physical body is less impacted by entropy and may even reverse 
			aging. This “Universal Medicine” takes on great importance in 
			Alchemy, because it represents a true panacea, something that cures 
			all ills by charging the diseased organs with vital energy so that 
			it regains its rightful health.  
			  
			This goal is far more important than the 
			transmutation of metals.
 Additionally, psychic powers begin to manifest as a function of 
			increased etheric energy current output. So you can imagine what 
			became of Alchemical masters who succeeded in producing the Stone 
			and made full use of it. They became more than human. However, they 
			assumedly had the spiritual maturity to handle this, because any 
			ordinary person, in being more psychically fragile, would go 
			crazy, get sick and die from being unable to handle the increased 
			etheric current load.
 
 In another application, by the seventh or eighth order of 
			multiplication, the Stone begins to physically glow, even more 
			brightly if multiplied again.
 
			  
			It glows continually without exhaustion. 
			This is what powers the fabled “eternal lamps” in occult lore. And 
			if multiplied beyond a certain point, it is said to eat through 
			glass and even explode in something akin to a matter-antimatter 
			reaction, which is obviously very dangerous. This shows that etheric 
			energy, concentrated beyond a certain point, may initiate an 
			outpouring of electromagnetic energy.  
			  
			This make sense because ether is the 
			precursor and precipitator of matter, energy, space, and time.
 Thus the Stone, in its full application, provides wealth, health, 
			psychic power, and light. No wonder it has been kept so secret 
			through the ages, mainly to keep it out of the hands of unscrupulous 
			individuals whose misuse of these powers would bring catastrophic 
			consequences upon the world.
 
			  
			That is not to say such catastrophes 
			haven’t happened.
 
			  
			  
			Alchemy as 
			Demiurgic Technology
 
 What we have here is Demiurgic technology.
 
			  
			Recall that the Demiurge shapes matter 
			according to an archetype, aka “vibrational pattern” in metaphysical 
			lingo, and that the Demiurge, in being soul, has an etheric body. 
			The Philosopher’s Stone - the Red Stone - is a physical object 
			charged with etheric energy, carrying the vibrational essence of 
			gold, that can reshape physical matter like lead or mercury into 
			conformance with that vibration.  
			  
			The Stone is a physical object imbued 
			with Demiurgic power.
 The most remarkable thing is that it’s made by human hands (with the 
			cooperation of Nature, of course) which is the closest thing to 
			hyper-dimensional technology that one person in an attic laboratory 
			can produce with everyday materials and uncommon techniques. But 
			even with all its purported greatness, the Philosopher’s Stone is 
			only an elementary demonstration of a science with far greater 
			potential.
 
			  
			Alchemy as we know it is a primitive 
			form of
			
			hyper-dimensional science. 
			Producing the Stone is like wrapping a wire around a nail, 
			connecting it to a battery, and rejoicing in it becoming an 
			electromagnet, whereas higher forms of Demiurgic technology exist 
			that can produce something more on the level of a billion-dollar 
			supercollider.  
			  
			Both the wire-wrapped nail and 
			supercollider employ the same basic principles, but the first is a 
			trivially simplistic version of the latter.
 In the Philosopher’s Stone we have proof, through 
			circumstantial evidence and logicality of its existence, of what can 
			be scaled up to an even higher level. Remember, the power of the 
			Stone lies in its etheric potency, and its potency determines 
			the degree to which it can bias probability and influence 
			physicality. The archetypal fingerprint determines the qualitative 
			nature of this biasing.
 
 The weakest etheric fields can only nudge an electron this way or 
			that. A bit stronger can nudge neurons and living cells. Even 
			stronger it can influence synchronicity.
 
			  
			Stronger, it can override chemical laws 
			and allow for elemental transmutation or spoon bending. You can 
			scale this up higher and higher until you reach a point where the 
			entire world, where our entire timeline, can be shifted, 
			reconfigured, reprogrammed, transmuted, all at the
			
			quantum level that functions as the foundation of our 
			physical reality.
 So what, then, is High Demiurgic Technology?
 
			  
			It is that which does to the universe 
			what Alchemy does to gold leaf and lead ingots. It can manufacture 
			an artifact charged with such unbelievable amounts of etheric energy 
			as to dissolve and reconfigure the world according to the intricate 
			latticework of archetypes programmed into it.
 This object is a kind of “World Philosopher’s Stone”, the 
			macrocosmic equivalent to the microcosmic Philosopher’s Stone.
 
			  
			Two well-known examples of such High 
			Demiurgic Technology will be discussed in the articles to 
			follow.
 
			  
			  
			Further 
			Reading
 
				
				
				
				Real Alchemy (3rd Ed., 2009, 
				Ibis) - by Robert Bartlett.  
				Basic primer on Alchemy, including 
				an explanation of the terminology, theory, and lab techniques. 
				Written in modern language, this is a very good introduction to 
				Alchemy.
 Covenant of Silence (2nd 
				Edition, 2010) - by Nicholas D. Collette.
 
				This indispensable e-book lays it 
				out in simple language and makes reading other Alchemy 
				literature a lot easier. Contains numerous keys to unlocking the 
				secrets of Alchemy. Some would say it commits the Promethean 
				Crime, but I say there is no such crime when the world is about 
				to go up in flames anyway.
 Dwellings of The Philosophers 
				(French Ed. 1964, Archive Press. English Ed. 1999, Archive 
				Press) - by Fulcanelli.
 
				Straight from the horse’s mouth, 
				this lengthy treatise by the most famous Alchemist of the 20th 
				century goes to great lengths to compartmentalize, rearrange, 
				and obscure the secrets of Alchemy while simultaneously 
				revealing them to the world. So this dense book takes some work 
				to read and decipher and therefore won’t be everyone’s cup of 
				tea, but as far as instructions for producing the Stone goes, 
				it’s all in there, albeit encrypted. Fulcanelli also strays into 
				other topics like the mechanism behind the ending of World Ages 
				and how ours is ending right now. 
 Luminous World - Baron Karl Von 
				Reichenbach - excerpted from Lost Science by Gerry 
				Vassilatos.
 
				Informative summary of Reichenbach’s 
				investigations into “Od Energy” - a subtle energy bearing much 
				similarity to chi, prana, etheric, and orgone energy. 
				Reichenbach was a scientist and employed his skills in 
				researching this energy. Read this interesting article to get a 
				better idea of how etheric energy behaves.
 A Rosicrucian Notebook (English 
				Ed. 1992, Samuel Weiser Inc.) - by Willie Schrödter.
 
				Not a notebook by a Rosicrucian, but 
				by a researcher into Rosicrucianism, an exoteric survey of 
				anecdotes and quotations concerning the real Rosicrucian order. 
				This is more a compendium of occultism, mysticism, and weird 
				science with tons of interesting tidbits concerning such topics 
				as ever-burning lamps, remote healing, clairvoyance, the Stone, 
				and other tools of Rosicrucian science. Everything is 
				documented, so this book is a useful reference to find other 
				sources on particular topics.
 Biological Transmutations 
				(First English Ed. 1998, Beekman Publishers Inc.) - by Louis 
				Kervran.
 
				Scientific investigations into 
				transmutations of elements within living things, including 
				bacteria, plants, and humans. Kervran explores the scientific 
				basis behind this transmutation, which is valuable in attempting 
				to understand how Alchemy may be explainable from a more 
				mainstream scientific perspective. Take note that the 
				temperatures Kervran cites for effective biological 
				transmutation and non-biological transmutation are respectively 
				the same as those used in the Wet and Dry Paths of Alchemy.
				 
			
 
			Notes
 
				
				1 - The Growing Earth Theory makes a 
				strong case for the center of planets being dimensional windows 
				that emit matter and energy, causing planets (and the Moon) to 
				grow and expand over time.    
				For instance, Earth was 
				significantly smaller 65 million years ago, which is why 
				dinosaurs, plants, and insects were so large due to the lower 
				gravity. The main supporting evidence of the theory is that 
				continents fit together on all sides, which is only possible if 
				earth as a whole was smaller. Same goes for the continents of 
				Mars and plateaus on the Moon.    
				The growth of planets and moons also 
				correlates with Gurdjieff and Mouravieff writing about esoteric 
				planetary evolution, whereby the Moon grows and acquires an 
				atmosphere to become a planet, and planets likewise evolve in 
				their own ways to become stars. Additionally, the growth is not 
				constant but happens in sudden cataclysmic spurts, suggesting an 
				occasional external factor that triggers a profuse outpouring of 
				energy and matter from the planetary, solar, and lunar centers.
				   
				This phenomenon may have been behind 
				the destruction of the planet whose scattered remnants now form 
				the Asteroid Belt if the outpouring from its center was too 
				destabilizing.    
				Regarding that exploded planet, 
				sources like Orfeo Angelucci and the
				
				Cassiopaean Transcripts hint 
				that misuse of Demiurgic Technology by a civilization on 
				that planet was the factor. A similar but lesser replication of 
				that episode on Earth may have lead to the rising and sinking of 
				lands per the 
				Atlantis myths.    
				There is no doubt, however, that if 
				the center of planets and large moons are dimensional windows, 
				then the Sun contains the largest window of all in our cosmic 
				vicinity. It’s well known in astrophysics that the Sun is a 
				potent emitter of neutrinos, and that these originate from the 
				Sun’s core.    
				Louis Kervran theorized the 
				neutrinos were the mediators of Alchemical transmutations in 
				biological matter. This would indicate a connection between 
				etheric energy and neutrinos if it weren’t for the fact that 
				neutrinos pass through matter easily and therefore cannot 
				reflect off the moon along with moonlight, therefore whatever 
				Alchemy harvests from moonlight is not neutrino radiation, but 
				rather something that accompanies photons.    
				These may instead be longitudinal 
				photons, i.e. gravitons or vector potential phonons, that impart 
				a kind of “temporal” or “hyper-dimensional” momentum to whatever 
				particle absorbs it, and that momentum may be what powers atomic 
				transmutations. 
 
				2 - See the works of Baron Karl von Reichenbach whose 
				experiments into etheric energy, which he called odic force, 
				yielded objective conclusions regarding its nature and behavior.
   
				One focus of his studies was 
				moonlight and its ability to charge water and detrimentally 
				affect those prone to sleepwalking. He found that wool, among 
				other substances, could shield this energy effectively. Wool 
				fibers are hollow, meaning they are cylindrical non-linear 
				dielectrics, which, according to
				
				Tom Bearden, is the proper 
				configuration to serve as a scalar shielding material. 
 
				3 - The root “pyr” is Greek for fire. The dynamic vitalizing 
				force of the soul, the Demiurgic energy so to speak, was called 
				“sacred fire” by the ancients. Therefore the root “pyr” is bound 
				with the concept of Demiurgic technology. Hence terms like 
				pyramid, Pyrenees, and pyrite, three terms that are very closely 
				related to Demiurgic technology.
   
				As will be explained in another 
				article, the Great Pyramid is a channeler, collector, and 
				amplifier of etheric energy.    
				The Pyrenees are the mountain range 
				between France and Spain, where a conclave of powerful 
				Alchemists allegedly reside. And pyrite is a salt of sulfur and 
				iron that sparks when struck, and thus contains within it latent 
				fire, or so it appeared to the ancients. This brass or 
				bronze-colored mineral, or rather its starry variant known as
				
				marcasite, was the raw material 
				preferred by Fulcanelli for production of the Philosopher’s 
				Stone.    
				Note that
				
				pyrite is also known as “Fool’s 
				Gold” because only dumb fools mistake it for real gold, but it 
				carries a hidden meaning: it is the true gold of Fools in the 
				esoteric sense, for they value it more than real gold; through 
				it, they can make as much gold as they require and produce the 
				Elixir of Life. Under putrefaction and processing, this iron 
				disulfide turns into green-colored copperas, which despite its 
				name does not contain any copper, and eventually disintegrates 
				into a white powder.    
				Thus the “Common Mercury” produced 
				from pyrite or marcasite results in an etherically charged white 
				liquid termed by Fulcanelli “Milk of Magnesia”: milk because it 
				is white, and magnesia because it is a magnet for etheric 
				energy.  
					
					“But what we ask for, along with 
					all the philosophers, is not the union of a metallic body 
					with a metallic spirit, but rather then condensation, the 
					agglomeration of this spirit into a coherent, tenacious and 
					refractory envelope, capable of coating it, impregnating all 
					its parts and guaranteeing it an efficacious protection. 
					This soul, spirit, or fire assembled, concentrated and 
					coagulated in the purest, the most resistant and the most 
					perfect of earthly matters, we call it our stone.” 
					 
					(Fulcanelli, Dwellings of the 
					Philosophers, p. 139).
 
				4 - The same is true for orgonomy, 
				Wilhelm Reich’s science of manipulating orgone energy for 
				healing and weather engineering purposes. Orgone energy is 
				synonymous with etheric energy.    
				As my experience shows, not everyone 
				can alter weather with an orgone cloudbuster; it seems the 
				conscious/etheric/astral qualities of the operator play a 
				crucial part.    
				Additionally, the local “orgone” 
				pressure, which is seasonal and climatic according to our 
				variational intersection with interstellar orgone currents, 
				makes it difficult to cloudbust successfully during times of low 
				orgone concentrations, or in regions on earth where such 
				conditions prevail.    
				If you are interested in orgonomy, 
				look into the works of
				
				Wilhelm Reich, James DeMeo, and 
				Trevor James Constable.   |