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mew
#1 Posted : 10/15/2012 2:56:29 AM

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watch this video and tell me what you think


also my first experience with yielding ruby red spice acetate led me to feel like it was "philosophers stone" however until i saw this video i hadnt thought too seriously about it

here ya go
 

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#2 Posted : 10/15/2012 3:11:33 AM

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very good documentry, thanks for sharing! intresting stuff

and btw, haha the terms they use surely could be applied to dmt. and also the refrence where one could find it: its everywhere.


To bad dmt cant turn metals into gold : )



Part 2 for those who look http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1Iee1-MQPQ
 
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#3 Posted : 10/15/2012 5:54:01 AM

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The true Philosopher's stone was always about transmuting negative energies to positive. Turning darkness into light through unconditional love. Manifesting abundance using positive thought. Your heart is the stone.
 
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#4 Posted : 10/15/2012 6:09:40 AM

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I dont think that is what the philosophers stone was..I think that sort of transmutation was part of the alchemical process..from lead to gold..

I think the philosophers stone was something much more trancendant than just turning negativity into positivity..it's very nature was likely the epitome of paradox..something you cannot just hold out in front of you and look at. Not here anyway.

I dont think it was DMT either..though DMT plays a role in the process..and can help lead one to it..

Maybe there was different levels to what the stone was. DMT might have been one of them..ormes as well.
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mew
#5 Posted : 10/15/2012 7:19:06 AM

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i feel like turning lead into gold was a misconstrude metaphor for something ordinary actually being something extraordinary, much like root bark + base + non polar solvents yet... we all can agree spice is anything but ordinary.

also the coloration of it being dark red to yellow and often a gel/liquid made me think of some jim jam goop


granting immortal life, i mean thats right up spice's alley


ive been sold on this one for years
 
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#6 Posted : 10/15/2012 1:13:05 PM

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Funnily enough... I happen to be reading a book titled "The Philosophers Stone, a Quest for the Secrets of Alchemy" By "Peter Marshall" right now, I think all of the symbology relating to taking anything is just symbology... the metals in to golds thing is another cover story, their is literally faaarrr too much deception in what's actually going on and it works perfectly. I don't even think it's speaking of "eternal life" on this plane of existence at all, if anything it's manifesting yourself into pure and unconditionally loving energy and breaking the cycles of life and death...

that's just me anyway, it's all symbology and misinformation.
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