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ORMEs , an acronym for "Orbitally Rearranged Monatomic Elements", are " monatomic elements ", also called " ORMUS elements " or " m-state elements ," are atoms which comprise a substance in which its atoms are not bound to each other (called a monatomic state). They constitute a newly discovered form (phase) of matter (refered to as "exotic matter") with entirely different physical properties from normal elements. They are thought to produce incredible physical and mental health benefits when ingested and are already on the consumer product market (see here). Monatomic gold is believed to have been eaten by the ancient Egyptians and was depicted to be a food of the gods which would assist the Egyptians in unlocking their inate mental and spiritual abilities. The discovery of monatomic elements has so far recieved little mainstream attention, but is expected to become an important subject in the future. Some have even said that this discovery may constitute the uncovering of the esoteric "Philosopher's Stone", as spoken of in Alchemy, or even the famous Holy Grail. Viewed spiritually, it is thought to bring enlightenment.
See also
- Monatomic
- Element
- Atom
- Philosopher's Stone
- Alchemy
Further reading
- Lost Secrets of the Sacred Ark, by Laurence Gardner
External links
- CocoonNutrition.org : Monatomic mineral blend - Three products for sale containing an array of monatomic minerals, inteded for health benefits.
- SubtleEnergies.com : ORMUS - Scientific Overview, By Barry Carter.
- ZPTech.net : Introduction to m-state elements, By Jason Davis.
- SubtleEnergies.com : Quest for the Philosopher's Stone
- Crucible.org : Monatomic Elements (ORMES)
- : White Powder Gold Reviews
References
- ^ Crucible.org : Monatomic Elements (ORMES)
- ^ SubtleEnergies.com : ORMUS - Scientific Overview, By Barry Carter.
- ^ SubtleEnergies.com : ORMUS - Scientific Overview, By Barry Carter.
- ^ Crucible.org : Monatomic Elements (ORMES)
- ^ CocoonNutrition.org : Monatomic mineral blend
- ^ ZPTech.net : Introduction to m-state elements, By Jason Davis.
- ^ Video footage of a lecture by Laurence Gardner on the "Lost Secrets of the Sacred Ark."
- ^ ZPTech.net : Introduction to m-state elements, By Jason Davis.
- ^ SubtleEnergies.com : Quest for the Philosopher's Stone
Ormus is a special matter defined as the un-assayable form of the transition elements.
It is also referred to as ORME , which stands for Orbitally Re-arranged Monoatomic Elements , or as m-state matter. ORME was the original term chosen by David Hudson, who first published descriptions of this matter. But in October 1997, about 70 of his adherents agreed by consensus to use the term ormus , as diatomic configurations were regarded as probable as monatomic. This also led to a reinterpretation of m-state : Instead of the common interpretation monatomic , it was suggested that the "m" could also stand for "microcluster", "manna", or even "magic".
The ormus variety of the elements may be referred to as m-gold, m-rhodium, etc..
The ormus concept is not generally acknowledged by physicists, but David Hudson has obtained patents on some ormus-related processes.
History
In the mid-seventies, David Hudson, a cotton farmer in Phoenix, Arizona, submitted a soil sample for analysis, and was told it contained iron, silica and aluminum. Certain soil properties didn't agree with this analysis result:
- It yielded salts which, if dried in sunlight, exploded with an immense flash, but without the mechanical forces of a normal explosion
- When melted with lead, it sank to the bottom, like precious metals would. But it could, unlike precious metals, be shattered like glass
So Hudson had the iron, silica and aluminum removed and resubmitted the remaining 98% for analysis. He was told by the Cornell University Ph.D. that nothing could be detected. Other tests were tried: x-ray diffraction, x-ray fluorescence, scanning tunneling microscopy, atomic absorption analysis, emission spectroscopy and even neutron activation. Still nothing could be detected. Hence the characterization un-assayable for this strange material.
The main analysis method was DC arc emission spectroscopy: The sample was placed on an arc electrode, and the arc would burn for 15 seconds, which was generally regarded as sufficient for burning up anything, so that its spectrum could be studied and the components of the sample identified. When the mysterious grey crystalline powder refused to glow, Hudson hired an analysis specialist to use the method prescribed by the Soviet Academy of Sciences: Burn the sample for 300 seconds instead of the normal 15. After having burned for 90 seconds, some precious metals started showing their spectrums, in the sequence of their boiling points: palladium after 90 seconds, platinum after 110, rhodium after 140-150, iridium after 190, and finally osmium after 220.
In another experiment, the soil sample was burnt for 65 seconds, and the remaining powder sent to the sophisticated neutron activation analysis. No precious metals were detected. Hudson then paid four chemists to work for seven years, and finally they developed a qualitative and quantitative element separation procedure. Sometimes the precious metals were known to be combined with chlorine, and when this was analyzed, only chlorine was detected. This was very confusing, as chlorine shouldn't be a powder, but a gas.
Various other strange properties were discovered:
- When a precious metal is converted to this white powder (ormus) form, it loses 56% of its weight
- The powder seemed to have rapidly varying weight, evidently influenced by weak magnetic fields as if a Meissner effect were manifest, suggestive of superconduction at room temperature
- At least 5% of an animal's brain consists of ormus (rhodium and iridium)
- The powder had remarkable healing powers when tested on animals
- It looked and behaved like the white powdered gold described in an old alchemy text
- In fuel cells needing rhodium as a catalyst, ormus (delivered by Hudson, who claimed it was rhodium ormus) was tried instead, and it worked - even though the manufacturer was unable to detect rhodium in this powder. But after the fuel cells had been used and tested for three weeks, they were found to have ordinary rhodium.
- Hudson also reported various health benefits
David Hudson - who spent more than five million dollars on ormus research - found these amounts of precious metals in one ton soil, using spectroscopic analysis:
The same amounts were later separated, through analytical chemistry.
The best conventional deposit of these platinum group minerals is in the deep mines of South Africa, with 1/3 of one ounce, or about 10 grams, per ton.
What is Ormus?
The weighting of ormus gave so fluctuating values that physicists who heard of this, only could make sense of the behavior by comparing it to how the Meissner effect disturbed the weighting of a superconducting material. This consequence of the Meissner effect could be described as follows: Any magnetic field lines going through the superconducting material will be locked in place relative to the material. This may cause a light material to move around quite erratically if the external magnetic field changes - even if only the normal geomagnetism is present. But this remarkable effect is only manifest in S-ormus, the strongest variety.
The lack of both chemical reactivity and spectral lines (which is caused by electrons jumping between energy levels) pointed in the same direction: No valence electrons were available - not even the moderate reactivity of the noble gases. This indicated that the electrons were tied up in Cooper pairs, and the lacking reactivity would cause the material to be monatomic - also denoted as m-state. This would be true if its atomic number is even, but if it is an odd number, two atoms would have to cooperate for a full pairing to occur, and the material would be diatomic. At the same time, the atoms were in a high-spin state, with the electrons closer to the nucleus. The degree of Cooper pairing can vary, and be complete only in S-ormus.
Whether or not ormus materials can be used as a practical high temperature superconductor, depends on if this fluffy po
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