The term “alchemy” is widely used in the scientific and philosophical fields, but it can also be applied to the mundane field of cosmetics. As a result, some consumers associate alchemy with anything magical and wonder what these products are actually made of. Alchemy is an art that produces transformative results. Although its origins are shrouded in mystery, there is no doubt that this ancient discipline can affect our lives for the better. Alchemy and Ormus are closely related. Ormus is created through the alchemical process, but more than that, when Ormus is taken internally, there is an alchemical transformation of the recipient.
If the goal of alchemy is to transform basic materials into precious ones, then the concept of transmutation itself must be open to many different interpretations. Higher Alchemy is where, instead of the traditional transformation of lead into gold, the precious metals themselves are transformed into something much more valuable. This is where the acronym ORME (Orbitally Regrouped Mono-Atomic Elements), is used.
Restoring health and beauty through interaction with the monatomic elements, has a beneficial effect on the health of the mind and spirit as well. This is because physical and chemical transmutation causes changes in the structure of atoms of bodies and encompasses both the material and etheric.
IMPORTANT INFO FOR A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE BASE ITSELF
There are only a few one-atom elements in the periodic table, including hydrogen (H), helium (He), neon (Ne), argon (Ar), and krypton (Kr). Most of the other elements in the periodic table are bi-atomic, meaning they exist as pairs of atoms bonded together. However, there are a number of metals that are called transition elements. These have come to be known as the “precious metals.” These eight metals are ruthenium, palladium, rhodium and silver (the so-called “light platinum group”) and osmium, iridium, platinum and gold (the so-called “heavy platinum group”).
These eight transition group elements can lose their chemical reactivity and metallic nature in a mono-atomic, superdeformed, high-spin, low-energy state, resulting in a state of superconductivity – a resonant state with Cooper pairs, Meissner magnetic field(s) and electrons that have literally turned into light (i.e. photons). These precious metals have the unique ability to remain stable in monoatomic form, which can lead to various effects ranging from levitation (weight loss), to the realization of zero-point energy, to fundamental physiological and/or biological effects. The recognition that the transition to the monoatomic state leads to a rearrangement of electronic and nuclear orbitals within the atom itself is an important step in the process of comprehending monoatomic elements. This is where the term “orbital reordered monatomic element” (ORME) comes from.
I think you can find some info on your own in available sources. If anyone is interested, start your research with David Hudson’s (Phoenix, Arizona) discovery, Hal Putgoff (director of the Institute for Advanced Study in Austin, Texas) investigation about “zero-point energy” and gravity; perhaps someone will come across Soviet scientists’ research on the subject.
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