ALCHEMY

For as long as humankind has existed, we have dreamed of ending aging. To permanently rejuvenate oneself would be to remain immune to all diseases. According to contemporary aging experts Ray Kurzweil and Aubrey de Grey, the most threatening disease for humans is aging itself. When aging is cured, we will no longer be susceptible to diseases. According to experts, science is currently making huge strides. Kurzweil and De Grey argue that there are already people on earth who will no longer die of aging.

 

Life extension
Knowledge of ways to extend human life stretches back to ancient times. For as long as humans have dreamt of eternal youth, clever minds have been working to develop an antidote to ageing. A remedy that guarantees smooth skin, promotes hair growth, rejuvenates organs… A drug that enables you to maintain the perfect condition of someone in their 20s…
In ancient times, druids and alchemists were the specialists in health and rejuvenation. Alchemists searched for the prima materia, the primal substance from which all other substances are made. That substance was also called the ‘philosopher’s stone’ or ‘elixir of immortality.’

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Immortality
Alchemists were chemists who used secret formulas to mimic and accelerate natural processes. Their books show how they turned lead into gold. Their goal was to complete the Great Work – an alchemical term for discovering the philosopher’s stone – which would contain the secret of immortality.

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Prima materia
Legend has it that there are alchemists who have long since accomplished this task. They have lived among us for thousands of years, without ageing and without their identities having been revealed. It sounds like an exciting fairy tale, yet it may just be true that the prima materia – the substance that makes up all matter in our universe – has long been discovered. So suppose imbibing this primary substance actually does stop ageing?

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Carbon
Based on current knowledge, carbon most closely qualifies as the prima materia the alchemists were seeking. After oxygen (56%), carbon is the most abundant atom in the human body, accounting for 23%.
That name was only introduced after chemistry had succeeded alchemy as a science, in the late eighteenth century. Alchemists had their own language. They employed symbols and metaphors, ensuring that their knowledge was only accessible to initiated researchers.

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Colloidal gold and silver
Alchemists were long seen as a threat by the church. They were not only concerned with perfecting matter; they also strove for spiritual growth. Through perfection of the mind they aimed to achieve enlightenment. The church condemned this ‘competition with God,’ which is why alchemy was banned for centuries. The knowledge of transforming lower metals into higher metals, like silver and gold, was guarded by alchemists as the holy grail.
Even the last great alchemist, Sir Isaac Newton, secretly sought the philosopher’s stone in an effort to achieve enlightenment and become immortal. He never found it. He did, however, indirectly contribute to the invention of electrolysis. In later times, this made it possible to produce colloidal gold, silver and platinum, which is a blessing for today’s alchemist. By simply incorporating the colloidal precious metals in their diet, both mind and body are rejuvenated.

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Next part is translated from Dutch to English by DeepSeek ​

Alchemy: The Chemistry of the All

Alchemy combines philosophy, spirituality, astrology, psychology, medicine, mathematics, physics, and chemistry. It seeks to understand how everything is interconnected. How the smallest particles interact, what laws govern the universe, and how humans can perfect themselves. It searches for answers to the question of how things relate to one another. Alchemy, as the word suggests, is about the chemistry of the all: Al-Chemy.

This ancient art is shrouded in mystery. Often, its practitioners had to flee the dictatorship of the Church or the state. Alchemists are free thinkers; their mission is to unravel the mystery of life. This attitude is perceived as a threat by rulers, as power thrives on obedience.

This was not always the case. There were eras when civilizations were led by priest-kings who were themselves alchemists. Think of ancient Egypt or King Solomon, an alchemist mentioned in the Old Testament.

Intuition and Inner Knowing

Alchemy competes with religion, state, and science during periods in history when truth is claimed by those in power. In modern times, alchemists are not taken seriously by the scientific community. This is due to the alchemical method of acquiring wisdom, which values intuition and inner knowing as much as empirical verification of hypotheses. As a result, alchemists have become solitary truth-seekers. Those who do speak out risk being ridiculed and ostracized.

In turn, these banished geniuses argue that the scientific method of the 21st century falls short. Without intuition, science cannot rise above the level of craftsmanship, they claim. It then focuses mainly on effects, while the invisible, spiritual cause of phenomena eludes its understanding. To put it bluntly: Today's scientist digs through excrement and thinks they can understand humanity.

The Age of Enlightenment

Why was alchemy banished to the sidelines? To answer this, we must return to the beginning of the 18th century, the Age of Enlightenment. This was a reaction to the centuries-long dominance of the Church, which answered every question about the workings of phenomena with: "You must ask God." Armed with reason, Christianity was dealt a severe blow. No longer did God have a monopoly on truth; human reason became the master.

While this attitude is not inherently bad when seeking truth, this method of acquiring knowledge overlooks a crucial factor: human emotion. What was, in fact, the original subject of alchemy. Alchemy is about human happiness.

The Last Great Alchemist

Sir Isaac Newton is known as the founder of modern science. In his day, universities were under Christian authority. The revolutionary truth-seeker rebelled against this, as it hindered his quest for truth. He would lock himself in his laboratory for months to avoid interference. His library was likely the largest of his time, containing millennia of research. Many of the books on which he based his insights were banned by the Church. And in those days, "God" showed no mercy. Alchemists were condemned, hanged, and displayed on gilded scaffolds adorned with gold leaf to teach the rest of the populace not to attempt turning lead into gold.

The Philosopher's Stone

Isaac Newton, whom I may call "Sjaak," secretly searched for the Philosopher's Stone. The mysterious stone containing the primal substance from which everything in the universe is made. The stone was a symbol of perfection, embodying the power of transformation. With it, you could not only turn lead into gold but also transform yourself into God, becoming immortal. In essence, you could do anything with that stone.

The search drove him to madness. Newton believed it was a physical stone. When you read the conclusion, it's somewhat embarrassing that such a giant in science was searching for an actual stone. This revolutionary thinker failed to complete the Great Work of alchemy. Out of frustration, he imposed a scientific method that, in effect, forbade all clever minds after him from even beginning that Great Work.

The Theory of Gravity is Not Scientific

To this day, Sir Isaac Newton is regarded as the genius of progress, the founder of Western science. We all know him for... the law of gravity. And yet, this law is based on an assumption, a supposition that has never been proven and cannot be proven. Let me clarify.

This law states that if an apple falls from a tree, it is due to gravity. According to Newton, this force is an invisible substance in the ground or a mysterious force pulling all matter from the edge of the universe. You can certainly question that. For example, the phrase: "From the edge of the universe."

The theory of gravity is based on the assumption that the universe has an end. That doesn't sound very scientific to me.

What Newton did was proclaim a law for missing information. That's all it is.

A nice story: It's due to gravity. And a bird can fly because of the power of flight. Or a footballer can play football because of the power of football? An apple falls. How does that happen? Well, simply. Because of gravity.

Let's apply the modern scientific method. We repeat the experiment. We drop another apple. Anyone can do that. And? Did it work? Did the apple fall to the ground in the same way? Yes. Well, there you go. Gravity. It's because of gravity.

One Force

The hypothesis of gravity is easily refuted. A quick physics lesson. We distinguish four forces:

1. Gravity pulls mass together.

2. Electromagnetism holds atoms together and counteracts gravity, preventing things from sinking into the ground.

3. Weak Nuclear Force keeps atoms intact.

4. Strong Nuclear Force also binds atoms together.

Gravity is the odd one out among the four natural forces. It pulls, while the other forces push. Einstein tried to reconcile this with the theory of relativity, but his successor, quantum mechanics, is entirely incompatible with it. Why? Because it doesn't exist! Gravity is pure fantasy.

Light Force

It is much more logical to assume one force that holds everything together. One force that presses from all sides, down to the smallest particles. From the outside in. That pressure from all sides on atoms also explains why both stars and planets, as well as the smallest building blocks of the universe, are round. That is the only possible shape if the force comes from all sides and presses equally hard.

And why does the apple fall? Because the particles that make up the Earth have more mass. Together, they offer more resistance to the force pressing from all sides. The apple has less resistance and seeks support from its big brother. Or sister, rather, since the Earth is feminine. Together, they can better withstand the force that threatens to crush them from all sides. They take shelter.

The apple falls because the Earth removes the pressing force from below.

But you don't get rid of Newton that easily. He then explains why the orbits of the planets around the sun are not circular but elliptical.

I've forgotten his explanation, but the real reason seems simple to me. The sun and planets move through the universe. Because the pressure from all sides presses on the entire thing while they move, the circular orbit around the star changes into an ellipse.

The Emerald Tablet

An alchemist seeks the truth. That is their motivation. I've just given an example of that. No respect! You seek the truth. And every human with a few more brain cells than a monkey is capable of that.

Newton did it that way, and so did all the alchemists before him. His theory of gravity is based on the alchemical creation formula. Inherited wisdom derived from the source of sources: The Emerald Tablet.

This stone tablet, which appeared in Arabia during the dark days of the Middle Ages, dates back to the Sumerians. It is millennia old. It states that everything we can perceive comes from the one. And what we cannot see also comes from it. It is all made of the same substance. Light.

And it's not just any light. It's intelligent light. Intelligent light energy. That is what we truly are. At least, I am. You still fall out of the tree because of gravity. Not me. I fall out of the tree for entirely different reasons.

Imprisonment

In any case, out of anger over his personal failure, Newton took revenge on humanity. He hijacked science. All thinkers after him were locked into a method of knowledge acquisition that could never again penetrate the truth. Science was sentenced to three centuries of imprisonment.

Newton was not alone; he was a child of his time, the Enlightenment. On the continent, the "truth-seeker" found an accomplice. This Frenchman posed as a traffic regulator and led the entire science in a loop around Jerusalem. Or into a trap, to be more precise. Newton condemned them, and René Descartes sent them to the house of detention.

"I think, therefore I am," says the French madman. A child understands that this is not correct. Descartes' son, finding his father on the couch after a night of drinking: "Dad, you're not thinking now, but you still exist." "Shut up!" growls the haughty thinker at the eleven-year-old child. "Why?" says the little boy. "But dad, what is the causal connection between those two sentences? I think. And. I exist." "Quiet!" "I scream, therefore I exist," the child says softly as he leaves the room. And he lies down on his bed, staring at the ceiling. If dad were to say: I am conscious, therefore I exist. Or: How nice that I continue to exist, even if I'm not thinking for a moment. Or: Consciousness is the condition for our existence. Thank you, consciousness. May I also call you God? "Did I hear you say God?" his father stomps up the stairs. "If you say that one more time, you'll go to bed without dinner." "I'm already going to bed without dinner," the little boy squeaks.

God is Dead

Together, they buried the Philosopher's Stone. Newton with his theory of gravity and Descartes with his "cogito ergo sum," with which he saddled us with a mechanical worldview. Descartes saw the universe as a machine. This metaphor may have since been replaced by that of a computer, but trying to understand the universe based on a man-made device... You know from the start that you're wrong.

Two vain thinkers who removed consciousness from science. Who, as Friedrich Nietzsche rightly noted, detached the infinite field of knowledge from our thinking and cheered: God is dead.

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Part 2: THE GREAT WORK

Central themes of alchemy:

• The Great Work

• The Emerald Tablet

• Hermetica (Hermes Trismegistus)

• The Philosopher's Stone

• Transmutation of Base Metals into Gold

• The Fountain of Youth

The Emerald Tablet

To turn base metals into gold, alchemists use the Philosopher's Stone. What exactly that stone is, only the grandmasters know: Those who have completed the Great Work. They keep it a secret to not deprive their successors of the joy of discovery. Newton, therefore, assumed it was a physical stone.

The source of sources for alchemists is the Emerald Tablet. Inscribed on it is a creation formula. In hieroglyphs. There are Greek, Latin, and Arabic translations... Newton translated it into English. It is said to contain the complete creation of the universe. It is the holy grail of alchemy. For millennia.

The Emerald Tablet is part of the writings of Hermes Trismegistus, a reincarnation of the Egyptian priest-king Thoth. The texts of this Greek sage are called the Hermetica. But the content comes from the pharaohs. Hermes took them from Thoth, who, upon gaining his wisdom, was transformed into a god. So goes the myth.

We're talking about three thousand years before Christ.

Thoth is depicted with the head of a sacred bird, the Ibis. Thoth bestowed upon the Egyptians knowledge of astronomy, geometry, astrology, medicine, and religion. According to the Greeks, he is also the architect of the pyramids. Thoth, Hermes, and Mercury, as the Romans called him, are all names for the same figure.

The All is Mind

The most essential insight of Thoth is that the all, the universe, is mind. It is one vast consciousness. It lives. Everything. Even matter. The All is Mind.

I find "consciousness" a better translation. But anyway, the idea is clear.

The stars in the sky are the nerve cells of a vast thinking being. The human nervous system is a copy of it. If we assume that Thoth had no EEG scanner at his disposal, it's quite impressive that he imagined that the nerve cells in our heads are a replica of the lights in the night.

Holographic Universe

Thoth understood back then that the universe is organized holographically. That the smallest part contains the information of the whole. How did someone who lived five thousand years ago come by this information? Eleven thousand years ago is also claimed by those who believe in the lost world of Atlantis.

According to Thoth, it is possible for humans to read the thoughts of God. To imagine what the intention of the All-Mind is. Thoth, by the way, never uses the word God. That concept was introduced later. In the Bible, it reads: "When God created Adam." A corruption of: "Thought created atom." In other words, every creation of matter is preceded by a thought.

Creation Formula

What matters: The philosophy of the alchemists states that intuitive knowledge is the basis of all knowledge. That we, as humans, can enter the mind of God, the All-Mind. This, in turn, stems from the creation formula. Let's get straight to the point.

The most important text of Thoth/Hermes/Mercury: The Emerald Tablet.

Below, with my explanation added line by line:

This is true without lying, certain and most true.
A rather redundant sentence, in my opinion, stating that this text is truthfully true. I mean, would you write that above if you were lying? Although... Perhaps they realized that a liar would never open with such a sentence. They probably thought it would give them away. Anyway.

That which is below is like that which is above and that which is above is like that which is below.
As above, so below. I explained that earlier. Stars are the nerve cells in a vast being, just as the nerve cells in our body are the stars of a mini-universe. The universe is organized holographically. And then:

To do the miracle of one only thing.
To perform the miracle of the one, unique thing. So, to perform a miracle, to create something new, stemming from the one.

And as all things have been and arose from one by the mediation of one: so all things have their birth from this one thing by adaptation.
Most alchemists explain it this way: The one thing is a primal substance. Because the next sentence says that everything arises from the one, with the mediation of the one (and the rest of creation being adaptations of it), we could now connect the word "light" or "energy" to it. I prefer to stick with consciousness. So, everything is made by and from intelligent light-energy. But the splitting of the one is, of course, the great miracle. This is also called duality. From these first sentences, the story of Genesis about creation is derived. In it, the "mediation" is made into "the word of God," and the one thing is light. So that every critical reader wonders how, in the biblical creation story, there could be light first, while the sun is only created a few sentences later.

The Sun is its father, the moon its mother.
The sun is its father, the moon is its mother. The sun and planets hold an important place in alchemy. The sun, for example, symbolizes gold. Here, it seems to mean that the sun—a nerve cell in the vast brain—sends information to Earth. And that the moon reflects it to Earth. Confirmed. But it could also be meant abstractly. Reflecting is something like letting it penetrate the subconscious. We are, after all, talking about creation. As it goes with me: All sorts of ideas are presented, but it only becomes clear after a while whether I really need to do something with them. It must first settle in the subconscious. The subconscious is then the feminine aspect of consciousness, the womb for an idea.

The wind hath carried it in its belly, the earth is its nurse.
The wind carries it in its belly. This is to indicate that it is still invisible. But the thought begins to take root. Here on Earth, which is presented as a nurse. She nurtures the "baby" or the seed that wants to be born.

The father of all perfection in the whole world is here.
The word "perfection" is something alchemists are obsessed with. They are all about perfecting. They make super potions, elixirs, improve metals, but above all, they want to perfect themselves. You encounter this in all the books. When it comes to matter in combination with perfecting, these guys already see the gold piece bubbling out of the cauldron, so to speak.

Its force or power is entire if it be converted into earth.
I believe this means that the power of the one, the light-energy, is at its maximum, complete, at the moment the idea becomes matter. But I'm not sure about that. It seems likely that the moment a seed fertilizes a cell or a seed bursts open and the very first moment of idea to matter is accompanied by a power explosion.

Separate thou the earth from the fire.
Given how many translations have been made over the years, from one language to the next, I assume that the precise meaning is no longer retrievable. Heating, enthusiasm. You have to search in that direction. What remains after the enthusiasm—fire—has subsided. It's about how, through intuition and with all the information you've read on a subject, you can arrive at substantial knowledge. These three sentences are about that. Separating earth from fire and this:

The subtle from the gross.
The subtle from the gross... That seems to me: Getting to the essence. Finding the core, the true meaning, the soul, by playing with it, meditating on it. The most essential idea wins.

This and the previous sentence together could also indicate that the creative force, consciousness, permeates everything and does its work almost invisibly. In terms of subtle.

Sweetly with great industry.
By treating it with care and compassion.

It ascends from the earth to the heaven and again it descends to the earth.
If you keep meditating on an idea, letting it pass through your mind often, it rises to the great mind, above: The All-Mind. This happens when you fall asleep with an idea. Your mind travels with the idea to the source. There it is received and then returns.

And receives the force of things superior and inferior.
The confirmation by the source gives it exponential power. The great mind and the individual merge. A confirmation that is necessary to let the idea be born. To turn it into matter. The universe conspires for you.

By this means you shall have the glory of the whole world and thereby all obscurity shall fly from you.

By this means you shall have the glory of the whole world and thereby all obscurity shall fly from you.
To materialize an idea, total certainty is needed. All doubt disappears.

Its force is above all force.
The creative force is stronger than all other forces.

For it vanquishes every subtle thing and penetrates every solid thing.
The force is invincible. It compresses the smallest particles and is present in matter to keep atoms in their orbit. It makes molecules form a stone.

So was the world created.
Thus was the world created.

From this are and do come admirable adaptations where of the means is here in this.
In this way, there are and come admirable adaptations. The means to make these transformations possible are found in this formula. Or, are all found in consciousness. That could also be.

Hence I am called Hermes Trismegist, having the three parts of the philosophy of the whole world.
Thus I say to you, Hermes Trismegist, who carries the three parts of the philosophy of the whole world within him. I'm not sure about that yet. My guess is that the three parts refer to the unconditioned force, the meditation/process, and the manifestation. But it could also be power, love, and wisdom.

That which I have said of the operation of the Sun is accomplished and ended.
What I have said about the operation (the method) of the sun is accomplished, and the story is over. That last sentence seems to refer to a sentence at the beginning that has been lost through the many translations. Because now the sun is suddenly the subject. I've also read somewhere that this sentence was added later to strengthen the reference to making gold. The sun stands for gold.

The most likely explanation is that the sun is a metaphor for attention.

What you pay attention to grows. Just as the rays of the sun create life on Earth.

Deciphering the Secret of Alchemy

If you read the text of the Emerald Tablet carefully, you understand that it is about a quality and not an object. Otherwise, the text would contradict itself. No matter is needed to create. The law states that everything arises from the one.

I must admit that I don't understand every sentence of the formula, but what I encounter in alchemy books everywhere is that you must use your intuition to understand the formula. So, I quickly came to the conclusion that the Philosopher's Stone is a metaphor for consciousness itself.

The alchemical cookbooks, which describe how to accelerate natural processes, point to the intuition and/or the mind of the alchemist as an essential element of the process.

The ultimate goal of the alchemist is to perfect themselves. They copy the All-Mind. They accelerate their own evolution. They seek enlightenment. In this State of Being, you understand that only your body dies. Thus, you overcome the fear of death. Because consciousness continues to exist, you can, as a grandmaster, assume that death does not exist.

The Unchanging is the Stone

Back to the Emerald Tablet. What remains the same in Thoth's formula? What does not change? That which does not change must be the stone. And if everything arises from the one, then that stone must be the one.

That one has various qualities. According to the formula, it meditates and transforms. It is the force that makes everything possible. The cause of which we only see the effects.

And as for creation or transformation, which the formula is about... The most beautiful transformation machine is the human being itself. Whatever you put into it, be it a banana, a chicken curry sandwich, or a spit-roasted boar, it transforms into a human.

But which aspect of the human is specifically responsible for that? Their mouth, stomach, intestines...

With their mouth, they grind the substance; their stomach and intestines digest it, but what makes it a human? That whole process? Is that whole process the stone?

For centuries, people believed in God. I have yet to encounter a good definition. What is meant by the word God? You have atheists who are certain that God does not exist. Without defining what God is?

If we take the creation formula as truth, then God is the creative, healing, and transforming force that makes life on Earth possible.

Thoth calls it the All-Mind. Modern physics uses the term zero-point energy field.

The Philosopher's Stone

As every alchemist knows, our world is made up of the four elements: earth, fire, water, and air. What connects them? There must be a fifth element. This element contains properties to change the other four. According to Paracelsus, this fifth element is able to create new combinations and is responsible for healing. That fifth element we nowadays call: consciousness.

The most important qualities of consciousness:

• Its healing ability. (Time heals all wounds).

• Its transmuting ability. (It changes one substance into another. Every banana consumed turns into a human).

• Its creative ability. (Turning an idea into matter).

The laws of the universe, the design of planet Earth, animals, plants, humans... they exist as ideas in consciousness. Consciousness, intelligent energy, is the stone from which the universe is built.

Watch the video at the bottom of the page. It's an animation of the history of alchemy. It ends with the insights I've added to the millennia-old science.

Is that fragment about the fifth dimension clear to you?

In the video, I clarify that only five dimensions are needed to explain physical reality. The fifth dimension is difficult for us humans to understand. We look from four to three dimensions. We understand our own dimension, the fourth, but we don't understand it because we are it. Or rather, our consciousness is it.

Try to imagine how a being in the second dimension looks at the third. Suppose: A sphere approaches Flatland, a two-dimensional world. The Flatlanders only see the contours of the sphere. They miss the depth. So, as the sphere approaches, it appears to them as an ever-growing circle. Until the sphere crosses their flat land. Then the circle shrinks again.

As little as the Flatlander understands the third dimension, so little do we understand the fourth. We call it (for now) time. But following the Flatlander's understanding, who sees a circle where a sphere is, you understand that time is just the edge of the fourth dimension. A contour. It is one aspect.

Time forms a whole with change and movement. These three aspects form the fourth dimension.

So far, human understanding reaches. The fifth dimension we cannot know. Our capacity for understanding ends at four dimensions. The fourth dimension takes place within the fifth. That is the zero-point energy field, or consciousness.

Fifth Dimension

Just as the Flatlander crosses the third dimension, we cut our reality from the next dimension: the fifth. You could see the stars and planets in a two-dimensional plane as circles punched out of a punch card. In three-dimensional space, these spheres are punched out of a timeless and placeless ocean of light and ideas. Just like the smallest particles.

As humans, we only experience the moment of the intersection of the fourth with the fifth dimension. We call it the now. For us, there is only now. A fraction later, it's gone. Only memories remain. The experience of the collision lies behind us; before us lies the field of infinite possibilities.

To explain this, I've drawn three spheres in the video. The first sphere is the three-dimensional world. The second, larger sphere is our consciousness (the fourth dimension). And the third sphere is the fifth dimension. That is the world of ideas and energy, which they used to call God. I've dubbed it the light force.

An Infinite Field of Intelligent Light

That light is invisible to us; we receive it with our brains. It is our thoughts. But information also comes in through the cells in our body. That's why I say: We are the fourth dimension. Our thinking is that. More specifically: Our thinking gives meaning to the information that reaches us through the light of the fifth dimension. And what is thinking? Light. Our thoughts are high light frequencies. We convert the light of the "future" into the "past."

To make it even more complicated: In the fifth dimension, there is no time; everything is everywhere at once, so turning "future" into "past" is somewhat nonsensical. In the pond of the fifth dimension, there is no before and after. Time is a human creation.

Consciousness

But that light, vibrating at higher frequencies than the light we perceive with the naked eye, is, as it were, the substance of our thoughts.

To visualize it, I've drawn the spheres in the video as circles of different sizes enclosing each other. But what I mean is that the light, of the fifth dimension, is everywhere. It permeates the lower dimensions. In the fifth dimension, it is everywhere; in the fourth, it is a wave; and in the third, a particle.

Scientists have been puzzled for over a century by wave-particle duality. If you let the previous information sink in, you realize what they're up against. Light particles that can be both a particle and a wave. Our perception punches a particle out of a field of light.

In the fifth dimension, light is a field; in the fourth, a wave (think of our thoughts as they appear on a scan). Our mind fixes the waves into atoms and groups them into a form. Thus, consciousness creates an object through our perception.

Our thoughts and the light we perceive are made of the same thing. Of the one. The primal substance, which is a force. It is the same light that exerts pressure on the smallest particles, setting them in motion. The particles vibrate at a lower frequency. They are under pressure from the light force. Consciousness. The one.

The beautiful and expansive insight is that light is everywhere at once. It stands still. We think we stand still. But our planet hurtles through the universe at an incredible speed. About as fast as atoms revolve around each other.

When measuring the speed of light, we forget that. We call it the speed of light. But it is our speed. Relative to the stationary light.

I may be repeating myself, but it's an abstract story that you need to read a few times to get a picture.

So, the smallest particles leak, as it were, through our brains from the fifth dimension into ours. In the fourth dimension (time, change, movement), atoms appear as waves; in the third, as form (a composition of atoms). The great consciousness creates the world through our mind.

If we are not conscious, this happens automatically; if we give something conscious attention, we can create ourselves.

Thought Frequencies

Our thoughts are made of this light substance. They vibrate in a frequency range of 0.2 Hz to 27 Hz and above. Except for the one thought we receive in the now, all other vibrations at these frequencies pass by our perception. Our consciousness chooses one from the vast sea of intelligent light offered.

Because we are part of that light, consciousness, we cannot see it ourselves. We cannot see our own thinking. It is the field from which we perceive/experience the lower light frequencies.

So, when you look at the stars, the light around them, called "nothing," disappears. It is made of the same light, the same high light frequencies, as your own thoughts.

The lower frequencies, matter, are slow, thanks to the pressure that the light force, consciousness, exerts on them.

What should I do with that information? What does it matter to me whether...

It's not that the alchemists had to keep their knowledge secret; it's knowledge that the majority does not understand. It doesn't connect with what they already know. In daily life, you don't have much use for it.

What you do have use for is happiness, or more formally: enlightenment.

That is also the goal of the alchemist, to spread happiness. Automatically through the high frequencies of their consciousness. And by explaining how you can rise in consciousness. Through stories, for example. Parables. Like those found in the Bible. Parables.

The White Brotherhood

Fairy tales also contain wisdom from the White Brotherhood. This brotherhood is a collaboration of lightworkers, as alchemists are also called.

I've explained the creation formula above. You can do all sorts of things with it. Although the idea is to perfect yourself, to become like God, you can create anything with the formula.

Alchemists make medicines, for example. And although turning lead into gold is a metaphor for turning lower feelings into higher ones, you can also actually make gold from base metals.

You see the alchemists doing that. They accelerate the development of natural processes. With their intention, they speed up a process that takes thousands of years. Thus, they force their own evolution.

They dissect the processes of the creator and then accelerate them. They imitate God to become God. They are primarily concerned with healing processes. Alchemists are healers.

The gold they produce is not intended as currency. It is to add to your diet so that you gain a broader frequency range. Gold is the perfect conductor of information. With colloidal gold in your brain, you can absorb more and purer information. Your consciousness grows.

That helps with being happy. You can transform your own feelings. From lead to gold. You can heal all your negative emotions and feelings with your attention. Turn them into light.