The Sun is the Greatest Alchemist

Have you ever wondered how the oceans are still healthy? After all, over 180 million tons of toxic waste are dumped into the oceans every year. Not to mention oil spiils, nuclear meltdowns (like Fukishima), etc.

So how are we able to still swim in our oceans, eat the fish from the oceans, and how are the oceans still a biodiversity hotspot, seeming with life?

Well, the answer to that question is the big ball of fire in the sky; the greatest Alchemist that exists; the sun.

(This is just my intuitive opinion; I have no facts to back this claim, do your own research!)

Alchemy deals with the transformation of matter, and this is exactly what happens to anything that the sun's ray's touch. The sun purifies and detoxes EVERYTHING. It transforms and transmutes the impurities in the ocean and purifies it into clean ocean water in due time. Just think about it; the oceans receive a relentless amount of solar energy day in and day out. No matter how much humans pollute the planet, in due time (could be millions of years depending on the severity of the pollution), the Sun will purify and eliminate the impurities on our planet. 

Here's another fun fact; if you take ordinary tap water that's usually loaded with fluoride and chlorine, among other heavy metals, put it in a glass jar and let it sit outside for 24 hours, in a full days worth of sun, that will be the best water you can drink! It will take the fluoride right out of that water. Try this and be amazed, and reduce your plastic consumption as well. The closer to the equator you are located, where the sun is stronger, the better this works. Trying this in Chicago in the winter may not reap the best results. 

Lastly, the sun will detoxify YOU, if you let it. It doesn't matter how sick, or how many dis eases you have, if you sit in the sun everyday for at least an hour, and eat only natural, sunshine foods like fruits and vegetables (after all, fruits and vegetables are crystallized sunlight), you will detox and heal yourselves!

In the western world, we are taught to fear the sun; to avoid it, to not look at it and wear sunglasses, and to put poison on our skin to block the sun out. No wonder people are so sick everywhere! Don't fear the sun as it is the sustainer of all life on our planet; with that said know your limits and have a healthy respect for it.

"for to the wise it is known that in every stone is the seed of man. A philosopher might declare that a universe could be made out of a man" - from Manly p Hall's "The Secret Teachings of All Ages"

No wonder the ancients worshipped the sun, as it will transform the impure to pure, polluted to clean, and wicked to righteous, in due time. 

a reply to: sekerofknowlege

Uhm. This is chemistry. Not alchemy.

Just like planes fly, they don’t levitate.

Pretending that science is magic is what little kids do. I’m assuming you are an adult of course, but misrepresenting simple natural reactions as alchemy, and ignoring that we already understand this stuff well enough to distinguish it from what is traditionally considered alchemy/magic seems absurd. What is this need to pretend that magic is real? What an odd way to use an imagination.

a reply to: sekerofknowlege

Alchemy is the transmutation of one element into another.

You are describing oxidation.

Basic chemistry. Infra-red and Ultra-Violet light photons have enough energy to knock electrons in a molecular bond out of one energy level and into another, thus breaking down molecules. Photosynthesis actually uses UV photons to operate a molecular ratchet and guillotine that chops hydrogen atoms off a water molecule.

originally posted by: Woodcarver
a reply to: sekerofknowlege

Uhm. This is chemistry. Not alchemy.

Just like planes fly, they don’t levitate.

Pretending that science is magic is what little kids do. I’m assuming you are an adult of course, but misrepresenting simple natural reactions as alchemy, and ignoring that we already understand this stuff well enough to distinguish it from what is traditionally considered alchemy/magic seems absurd. What is this need to pretend that magic is real? What an odd way to use an imagination.

The people who originally had the time to play around with medieval alchemy were teenagers. Then alchemy mixed together chemistry, physics and nuclear physics all together, so they didn't really understand what was going on at the time. You could add powders and solids into water and they would disappear like magic (or dissolve). You could heat the water up again and those powders would reappear like magic into new shapes (crystals). But sometimes you could only dissolve so much solids before the powder refused to disappear (saturation point). Sometimes it was too dangerous to mix powders together in water (energetic reactions) since you were asking for too much at one time.
Sometimes you could heat a stone and get quicksilver (mercury) to appear. They confused themselves by calling various items like steel wool names like "philosophers wool". It wasn't until everything was renamed oxides or hydrates that everything then made sense. Sometimes placing one element next to another would cause the other to glow or change into something else (nuclear transmutation). So they figure there must be some magic stone that would convert any element to any other element. There is ... but it is the size of a linear accelerator or nuclear reactor.

This is also nuclear physics..

I think I agree with the op..

The Sun can heal everything..

(This is just my intuitive opinion; I have no facts to back this claim, do your own research!)

Its pretty amazing that the original poster could write "I have no facts", and yet still receive so many stars. Doesn't seem very rational.

a reply to: Astrocyte

"It is not rational to assume, without evidence, that rationality can disclose everything about the world, just because it can disclose some things. Our intuition in favour of rationality, where we are inclined to use it, is just that - an intuition. Reason is founded in intuition and ends in intuition, like a pair of massive bookends."
- Iain McGilchrist

Man is accustomed to perceive as 'natural' all the things that he has acquainted himself with. Everything else is forever paradoxical to him.

But the exercise of logic cannot remove the inherent paradoxes of Creation. It can only describe, and thus - make them familiar.

So, the critics are wrong, as usual.

We can describe what the Sun does to some extent. But to suppose that this description removes all sort of wonder from its effect is rather silly.

I commend you on a very astute observation and thank you for your contribution.

originally posted by: Astrocyte

(This is just my intuitive opinion; I have no facts to back this claim, do your own research!)

Its pretty amazing that the original poster could write "I have no facts", and yet still receive so many stars. Doesn't seem very rational.

There are no facts. Only interpretations.

originally posted by: sekerofknowlege

"for to the wise it is known that in every stone is the seed of man. A philosopher might declare that a universe could be made out of a man" - from Manly p Hall's "The Secret Teachings of All Ages"

Nice! I like that quote. Here's another good one:

"Where there are rocks, watch out! Watch out; because the rocks are going eventually to come alive." - Alan Watts
Alan Watts - Rocks Are Not Dead

There is also a relationship between light and sound. Vibration and HZ.

Basically Reverse Sine can purify all toxins within a year. You can neutralize a hz/sound with its opposite or reverse sine, and you can also neutralize radiation and disease.

I believe the Sun does this to some extent already, but we can as well.

I gave alchemy a big try once here yrs back.

check out what i made.



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