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I agree With this too.hat I'm trying to tell is a bion, viroid, somatide or microzyma are (maybe) the best candidates precursors of cells and virus, and sure they are trans-density.
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I agree With this too.hat I'm trying to tell is a bion, viroid, somatide or microzyma are (maybe) the best candidates precursors of cells and virus, and sure they are trans-density.
Have you read Hilarion (physicist Maurice Borden Cooke) books? I think there is a nice and neat “track” to follow about inert gases & alchemy.I agree With this too.
Apologies , of course meant Occult Chemistry ( thinking of one and wrote the other ) , C. Webster talks of the physical / ethereal (?) connection as a system in books such as " The Chakras " , of which i have a Spanish digital version ( pics. from page 22 , 23 , 24) :Could you please, Senhor Ricardo, re-elaborate or expand it? I've only read Occult Chemistry (from Besant/Jinarajadasa), and it is a good book about the primordial atoms (seen with the Yogui's Mind Eye) and how the physical matter, recognized in the mainstream scientific model, is formed by this agglomeration of “átomos ultérrimos” (“quantum” particles?).
Fwiiw , elemental atoms ( " átomos ultérrimos” ) are mentioned in the transcripts , which are a part of Charles W. works :Apologies , of course meant Occult Chemistry ( thinking of one and wrote the other ) , C. Webster talks of the physical / ethereal (?) connection as a system in books such as " The Chakras " , of which i have a Spanish digital version ( pics. from page 22 , 23 , 24) :
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However having lived in India for a period C. Webster's works are steeped in Eastern terminology and his writings reflect it extensively , also there's no explicit mention of densities as such.
It's true: there is no explicit mention to the concept of Densities. But if you join Jinarajadasa's Yogui vision of physical elements with Walter Ruseell Periodic Table, it emerges implicit (Alphanons are the elemental atoms, «átomos ultérrimos»):However having lived in India for a period C. Webster's works are steeped in Eastern terminology and his writings reflect it extensively , also there's no explicit mention of densities as such.
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Q: (L) And light waves, actual light waves, affect DNA?
A: Yes.
Q: (T) What was the origin of the light waves?
A: Our center.
Q: (L) What is your center?
A: Our realm. STO.
Mr. Claus, could you kindly expand it? I'm very interested in the building of molecules (particularly organic ones) with inert gases; I'm working to understand the model that the French thanatologist and physician Hubert Larcher (1921-2008) proposed in his La Memoire du Soleil.There are some conditiones, in which they can react and build molecules.
Really appreciate your help. Considering your aforementioned conditions about temperature: This could happen in living bodies? Is it possible the myroblytes (μνροβλντης: the bearers of the smell of myrrh), also named as muvoblútai in the book Los Fenómenos Físicos del Misticismo (in Spanish: óleos santos, echa-ungüentos, “holy oils”) were a compound of fatty acids with inert gases?One of the conditions would be temperature, if it is cold enough and especially with bigger atoms, you would find (statisitically) more electrons on one side of the atom, as on the other one (dipolemoment). In that case the atom is on one side more negative charged, then on the other side. And in order to get to an equilibrium they will bond.
Kudos for your school: it was time well spent. Please, Herr Claus, correct me if I'm wrong, but PtF5 (pentafluoroplatinate) isn't an organic compound 'cos it hasn't C atoms...because I only tell you what I have learned in school and that was a while ago..![]()
I'm not interested.alchemy
Duly noted.I'm not interested.