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Post by skyship on Oct 12, 2009 15:42:04 GMT -5
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Post by skyship on Oct 12, 2009 18:42:58 GMT -5
Okay now we come across the: TOTEM POLE Chemistry moves up science totem pole
[i ]New fields, new foci[/i] In schools and universities, there are three classical hard-core sciences: chemistry, physics, and biology. Mathematics is a tool used by all scientists. But chemistry is no longer a subject that focuses on compounds and their reactions. It is a molecular science that reveals how molecules are formed and disintegrated, as well as how they behave, interact and transform.This knowledge makes chemistry the central science because molecules are molecules – whether they are in our bodies, in a manufacturing process, a physical system, or simply ingredient's in all types of domestic and industrial materials. Every material is made out of molecules or atoms. They are the matter which matters."
[/u] www.snic.org.sg/docs/prof_andy_hor_article.pdfNow, we are getting to the MATTER of things.
Biology shows it, chemistry mimics and changes it, and physics implements the matter.
but the transformation is done by the chemistry.
I tend to agree with this. that after all elements and chemistry is where the alchemy is.
Alchemy is to show us how to live, not take charge of the living, itself.
This seems to be where the Artificial folks have it wrong.
We are healed by nutrients and supplements. Seems they knew this long time ago, just didn't know how it worked.
Seem the nanobacteria studies are proving this.
"The third element of the blood"
Bechamp and Alchmey:
from: The Return of the Alchemists Part Four: The Art of the Alchemist Antoine Bechamp, a biologist working at the University of Montpellier in Southern France (known as Cathar-Land to history buffs), presented a wildly differing concept to the astonished world. He utilized high-resolution optical microscopy and could demonstrate that human blood, which is usually considered sterile, carries besides red blood cells and white blood cells another, third element1.In the microscope, this third element shows as tiny specks of light in comparison to the much larger blood cells. Upon closer examination, these dots of light called mycrozymas or ‘tiny ferments’ by Bechamp, are changeable. In a healthy human, they undergo three stages of transformation, all of them empowering the human. If the internal environment deteriorates, however, these specks of light turn into pathogens! Thus, the invader is already within you – a natural component of every living being, and not there to kill you but to support life. As soon as the body deteriorates, however, the microzymas’ task is to dissolve the deteriorating tissue – disease is characterized by this stage. Today, modern medicine holds onto the world-view of Pasteur and continues to administer antibiotics to target specific but ever changeable ‘invaders,’ while a few renegade naturopaths have taken Bechamp’s original work to new heights and understanding. The late German Herr Professor Enderlein has done some spectacular work in this regard. An internet search for the terms ‘Enderlein’ and ‘pleomorphism’ will lead to several websites that show the micrographs of the said microzymas or protits, as Enderlein called them, at their various stages.www.alchemianova.com/art.htmlskyship
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Post by aqt on Oct 12, 2009 19:37:18 GMT -5
oils of metals and stones???
light element of the blood that turns into a pathogen?
really?
That's certainly what they'd like us to believe.
aqt
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