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Introduction to Monatomic Gold

For any metal, considering Pauli’s exclusion principle, only a limited number of atoms can occupy the s band. This particular quantum state, which is a sesta form (a form of the s and p (and partly d) atomic electronic orbitals) of a crystal orbital, creates a resonance leading to a collective behaviour of the electron gas, in the conduction band.

These resonances across the s band have been predicted to take place, not only in the pure bulk metal but even over the surface of the metal clusters on certain ranges of the sizes

The responsible sesta (s- and p-like crystal orbitals) electronic states had not been perceptible to spectroscopy, as they appear in the very low-energy region of electronic spectrum in the previous literature.

Only recently by the aid of “femtosecond” extreme ultraviolet vacuum ultraviolet photoemission spectroscopy and other more recent experimental techniques, such states have been observed. The experimental study had been extended from noble metals to non-noble metals and oxides

The study of monatomic gold: myths, facts, and applications. In this review, the most important books and articles on the subject of monatomic gold from a variety of viewpoints are discussed. We have found that Russian scientists or Russian researchers in all fields from physics to nutrition have taken the lead in this research.

The Russian scientists carefully measure the regenerative properties of monatomic gold on human health when included in humans’ diets. Austrian scientists have built an electron microscope that can portray a clear image of the effects of monatomic gold on the negatively charged electrons that it captures.

American scientists use the electron microscope image to produce an infrared spectrum analysis of the monatomic grains and calculate the number of atoms contained in the grains by measuring the vibrational frequencies of the surface of the grains. Independently of the path used to create it, the monatomic state can be accessed in any element of the periodic table.

Understanding Monatomic Gold

In both the Western and Eastern traditions, alchemy long ago was divided into three types. The first and most basic of these is the “Alchemist,” who begins with a quantum of any substance and upgrades its condition to a higher purity form by applying physical and/or chemical processes.

The second type of alchemist is the “Physician,” who starts with a quantum of any base metal or mineral and changes its possible quantum of white powder form. The third of the “High” Alchemists is the “Spiritual Alchemist.” There is a fundamental difference between these three types of alchemists.

The process of transforming oneself through alchemical methods consists of purifying oneself from the various negative conditions, be they physical, mental, or spiritual, of which one wants to be rid. The result is, hopefully, the best possible form that one’s body, mind, and spiritual bodies can attain.

Monatomic gold provides the actual essence that gives energy to our spirit bodies and, ultimately, our material forms. As such, it plays a fundamental role in the overall development of human consciousness, which was one of the main reasons the ancients held it in such high esteem.

They sought to obtain the maximum possible benefits by making concentrated solutions of the liquefied white powder through various physical and chemical processes. Physical processes may include distillation and mechanical stirring, while chemical processes can include the use of acids, alkalis, and even certain minerals and organics.

Not surprisingly, many of these extractions and techniques are incorporated into the traditional formulas of alchemy. Many of those formulas are secret and, if they involve fermentation, can be nearly astronomical.

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