From: "Ivan Anderson" <i...@win.co.nz> To: <silver-list@eskimo.com> Subject: RE: CS>colloidal silver vs colloidal gold
My take on the question. Colloidal gold and colloidal silver are two different fruit and cannot be compared. <snip> > > However, do not confuse colloidal gold with a "solution for the soul" > and quote ancient passages (as some places do) which in fact refer to > the White Powder Gold or Bread of Life or Mana (monoatomic or ORMUS). > White Gold is a very elusive substance, and was the goal of ancient > and modern day alchemists, and does indeed have powers that effect the > 'soul'. > > Ivan. > Hi Ivan, Are the byproducts of the Philosopher's Stone what you were referring to? <snip> "the white powder which transmutes the white metals to fine silver; the red elixir with which gold is made; the white elixir which also makes silver, and which procures long life-it is also called the 'white daughter of the philosophers'. " Treaties on Philosophical and Hermetic Chemistry Paris - 1725 The above publication has detailed instructions for making "The Elixir of Life." The earliest reference I have found is from Zosimus at the beginning of the fifth century but unfortunately, I don't have that transcript. I think that one would cost the long buck. (^_^) Best wishes, Andy
