Alchemy
al⋅che⋅my [al-kuh-mee] (www.dictionary.com)
–noun, plural -mies for 2.
1- a form of chemistry and speculative philosophy practiced in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance and concerned principally with discovering methods for transmuting baser metals into gold and with finding a universal solvent and an elixir of life.
2- any magical power or process of transmuting a common substance, usually of little value, into a substance of great value.
ZP.tech Alchemy [z-p-tech al-kuh-mee}
1- the action of metallurgical synthesis of noble metals forming non-metallic
materials for health, well-being and spiritual enhancement.
2- a scientific process of reducing elemental structure of existing noble metals to
a monatomic or diatomic (Cluster) form.
The Ancient Egyptians, David Hudson, ORMUS, ORMES (Orbitally Rearranged Monoatomic Elements), Manna the Philosophers Stone and more are pieces of what today is referred to as Alchemy. For the open minded and those conscious to observe that there are more possibilities to living than simply what we are told through regulation, packaging and media, the world of Alchemy is embracing and enhancing.
Outlandish concepts associated with Alchemy such as turning lead into gold and the witch’s cauldron elixir are moving aside and making way for research and development with great enthusiasm. As skepticism is evolving into curiosity, ZP.tech accepts the responsibility of forging the way in the future with Modern Alchemy.
For the majority of history, that we can track, references to mystical substances, Mfktz, Manna and more claiming that these materials were divine in some manner. Levitation, dimensional change, teleportation, invisibility and the list goes on. The interpretation of what that experience actually was is loose at best. Stories, thousands of years and descriptors vastly change from one language to the next and what may have been understood as levitation, may perhaps be interpreted today as a boost in energy. Time marches on and interpretations change, so does methodology.
Science has struggled before to keep up with what was already common knowledge. Aspen bark boiled in water was very common for Native Americans in Colorado. The soothing, pain relieving qualities were marveled upon by the tribes and it was a profound experience. Rituals for the trees divine qualities took place and for years, qualities could not be quantified due to the immaturity of science. It wasn’t until 1853 Charles Frederic Gerhardt, a French Chemist was able to explain the qualities by introducing acetylsalicylic, a sister chemical to those found in Aspen trees. In 1899 Bayer Asprin was born and the rest is history, but the native American’s understood the power and quality long before science applied it’s stamp of approval. The power of these chemicals existed long before science could understand what it was.
History repeats itself or time simply goes in a circle, but society has been in this situation before. From the world being flat to walking on the moon, science is the leader in definitive information. Science is very malleable as well, it can prove an existing scientific point wrong most easily through more science.
Alchemy is science. We know certain things this very moment about it, and we will continue to learn more through additional science. Lab results, trials, tests, food grade stipulations and more. Alchemy has morphed with modern science to the point to where NASA has been involved and people all over the world are contributing to the development of M-State technology. ZP.tech science has allowed us to move beyond the Native American Fire dances to begin to understand the profound effects of modern day Alchemy.
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