Topic: Ormus

Brad Olson examines the properties of monoatomic gold, also known as ORMUS, which is claimed to regenerate the body and unlock psychic powers. He cites the discovery of gold residue in the King's Chamber of the Great Pyramid as evidence that the structure served as an initiation chamber for astral travel. The segment also links this substance to the Anunnaki's mining interests and ancient "bread of life" fed to pharaohs.

The guest discusses a video of alchemist Don Nance describing "Dragon's Blood," a red oil of gold. Nance suggests that standard Ormus material is meant to prepare the body for a "higher M-state" coming from interstellar dust. This transition is linked to the Hopi prophecy of the Blue Kachina and Paul LaViolette’s predictions of increased energetic interactions.

The inclusion of unconventional materials like Shungite and Ormus in water filters is discussed as a way to influence the "spin state" and frequency of water. The conversation references Marko Rodin’s vortex-based mathematics and the idea that these substances help water reach a more stable, high-energy state. This approach focuses on the atomic core rather than just the chemical or electronic properties of the fluid.

Dr. Lando clarifies the nature of Ormus, defining it as transitional elements existing between the keynotes of the periodic table. He references David Hudson's 1989 discovery and Walter Russell's understanding of elements as angulations of waveforms across different octaves. These elements are described as essential informational fields that act as superconductors for the human nervous system.

The episode ends with a warning about Ticketmaster's reported plans for mandatory vaccine verification and a final encouragement for listeners to build independent networks. Greg Carlwood signs off with his signature "Your move" challenge to industrial food makers and factory farming proponents, followed by the closing music.

Greg Carlwood introduces the podcast by critiquing the Western materialist paradigm and its dismissal of phenomena like out-of-body experiences and remote viewing. He posits that consciousness is more than a byproduct of the brain and introduces alchemy and the substance known as Ormus as valuable subjects discarded by mainstream science.

Christine Emmons joins the program to discuss her background as a pharmacist and her transition into alchemy under the mentorship of Don Nance and Barry Carter. She describes the creation of her textbook, "Ormus Modern Day Alchemy," and the development of the Ormus Academy, an online resource designed to preserve and share collection processes for future generations.

Emmons directs listeners to her YouTube channels, "FACICS" and "Phase 6," for visual proof of aura changes and step-by-step collection tutorials. She describes enhancing her Ormus with 528Hz frequencies via a Mobius coil and discusses the versatility of "Ormus paste" for use in lotions, salt scrubs, and facial applications.

Drawing on her pharmaceutical compounding background, Emmons explains how to create emulsified salt scrubs and Ormus-infused soaps. She also raises questions about industry transparency, specifically regarding products labeled "Ormus Gold," and encourages consumers to use their knowledge to challenge producers' claims.

The segment explores the concept of monoatomic gold, or Ormus, and its alleged presence in the mineral-rich Bradshaw Mountains. Daniel suggests that the high concentration of heavy metals combined with pressurized artesian springs creates a natural alchemical foundry, which may be the true reason the elite are drawn to the area.

Greg Carlwood brings up reports that magician David Copperfield claims to have discovered a "Fountain of Youth" on his private islands in the Bahamas. The water reportedly has rejuvenating effects on dead leaves and insects, which the hosts link to the properties of monoatomic gold and ether physics.

Shaman Janir returns for a fourth appearance to pivot from the ongoing elemental alchemy series toward a deep dive into the history and nature of fascism. The discussion references his previous contributions regarding ether, ORMUS, advanced permaculture, and water science. The host frames the modern era as a struggle for power among think tanks and cabals that exploit the public through centralized authoritarian systems.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces Shaman Janir for the third installment of a series focused on alchemy and the elements. Following previous discussions on air (Aether theory and Ormus) and earth (permaculture and biochar), this session focuses on the mysterious and essential properties of water. The dialogue frames modern science as a restricted paradigm controlled by corporate interests that suppress historical and alchemical discoveries.

The guest discusses the spread of biodynamic farming, noting its significant adoption in Australia due to poor soil conditions. He explains the use of quartz in these practices as a way to "structurize" water homeopathically, removing the "flavor" of contaminants and electromagnetic fields. The discussion also touches on the split between Steiner’s Anthroposophy and the Theosophy movement over the status of Krishnamurti.

The discovery of Ormus (Orbitally Rearranged Monoatomic Elements) by Arizona farmer David Hudson is detailed. After treating alkaline soil with sulfuric acid, Hudson found a mysterious white powder that would disappear in a flash of light without moving nearby objects. Russian researchers eventually identified the substance as containing platinum group metals like osmium, iridium, and gold in a non-traditional state.

The potential misuse of ormus elements by elite groups is discussed, including the use of xenon gas in strobe lights to affect the atmosphere. Janir suggests that alchemists in the late 19th century laid the foundations for a breakaway civilization by mastering teleportation, levitation, and transmutation. This secret science is framed as a tool for both life extension and interdimensional extraction.