The Alchemy Key.pdf - Veritas File System

The Green-Eyed Monster causes much woe, but the absence of
this ugly serpent argues the presence of a corpse whose name is
Eros.
The emergence of a green substance beneath the red was one of
the most hidden secrets of the Great Work. Fulcanelli said of the red
substance: 923
… according to the sacred language, the term philosopher's
stone, means the stone which bears the sign of the sun. The solar
sign is characterized by its red coloration, which can vary in
intensity … and 924
...the philosopher's stone appears in the shape of a crystalline,
diaphanous body, red in the mass, yellow after pulverization ..
David Hudson says of the chemistry of the Green substance: 925
Monatomic gold as a chloride has a forest green color;
commercial gold chloride is gold or a light green depending on
how much you dilute it. No one offers monatomic gold
commercially. Edgar Cayce says you should use gold chloride
solution in his Wet Cell Appliance. When you put the green gold
chloride solution in the wet cell it works about twenty times better
… When you dissolve metallic gold into aqua regia, you convert
to chloride to get rid of all the nitric. All you really have is a
cluster of metallic gold. I do not care how long you boil this; it
never will dissolve to the monatom. The diatonic bonds of gold
are so profoundly strong, and if you really think about it, gold has
an electronic structure of 5d106s1 and that in itself tells you it
will never go to the monatom. All of the other s1 elements are
lithium, sodium, potassium, rubidium, cesium; these are
explosively reactive substances that we call the alkaline metals. If
you throw them in water, they burn. Gold has the same structure
as these alkaline metals. Gold gets a hold of itself and it will not
let go. You can get it down to the diatom, but it will never go
farther than that, so the best that you can ever hope for, is
AU2CL6. You never lose the diatomic bond, and that's why when
you refine gold, you always get 99.9% recovery, because it’s real
easy to recover, it never loses its metallic character. But if you
know how to take those metallic bonds apart and get monatomic
gold, which is what mother nature did by literally dissolving it to
a single atom when it comes up out of the earth, about ninety
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