What are Monatomic Gold Powders and M-State Elements?
Over the last two decades, researchers have discovered a new, previously hidden form of matter. The technical term for this new form of matter is "orbitally rearranged monatomic elements" (ORMUS), but they are more popularly known as monatomic elements or M-State elements.
Many studies of these materials consist of looking for and understanding the linkages between consciousness, matter and all that exists, the oneness seen by Bohm, Everett, Bohr and other such pioneers in the quantum domain. According to David Hudson, a research pioneer in this field, the ORMUS or M-State elements connect with the non-physical reality through what is called the zero point, a field of endless potential for new energy.
Monatomic elements occur naturally in volcanic deposits, plants, and sea beds and can be produced from various precious metals, including copper, silver, gold, and platinum, by reducing the bulk metal to a monatomic (single-atom) state. In this state, the electron orbitals of the atoms become rearranged, and they no longer display the electric, spectroscopic, chemical, or thermal properties originally associated with the "metal" state.
The transmuted material appears as a fine white powder, which is stable, non-conductive, heat resistant, and chemically inert. As a result, the monatomic elements cannot be classified as metals at all. They must be classified as inert minerals.
The newest theories in physics as they relate to this area of research assert that some elements on the periodic chart might be diatomic (two atoms) or small atomic cluster "condensates," which are known in the scientific community as "Bose-Einstein Condensates." These materials are becoming more widely known as "M-state" elements.
The center of the periodic chart of elements consists of what are known as the "transition elements", meaning that they can transit from metallic to monatomic or diatomic via chemical treatment or through other means (what some would refer to as "shadow chemistry" or "arcane chemistry" or even "alchemy"). Take gold for example. When you have two or more gold atoms in a microcluster, it will have metallic properties. But if you have only one atom, it will then have ceramic properties, which means that it becomes chemically inert but at the same time will have superconductive capabilities, even at room temperature.
The weight of these amazing materials can also change by heating, becoming lighter, even to the point of levitation. Because M-State elements are chemically inert, they are safe to be ingested for achieving full spectrum health, wellbeing and super-energizing at the cellular level.
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