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Knowing that Africans are more interested in everlasting life with mansions and sweet virgins, so when the Roman Empire got to Egypt and found Alchemy in Egypt, the Roman empire quickly realised they can use the Egyptian Alchemy for the science and technology we have today, so they kept Alchemy for themselves but gave us Jesus Christ so that Africans can have their everlasting life with mansions and sweet virgins while they have everlasting science and technology.

It's on record that Isaac Newton was one of the greatest Alchemist in history.

I think many think alchemy is juju, and therefore from satan.

Might explain why we find it difficult to turn crude oil to petrol, or turn the sweat of our brow into food in our belly.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxiLuz9kHi0?si=N9PhQPcojMTEpmcQ


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDVF_GTMCoY

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budaatum:
I think many think alchemy is juju, and therefore from satan.

Might explain why we find it difficult to turn crude oil to petrol, or turn the sweat of our brow into food in our belly.

Truth is that Alchemy is sorcery and black magic being used for the physical science and technology we have today

MindHacker9009:
Truth is that Alchemy is sorcery and black magic being used for the physical science and technology we have today

That's one way of looking at alchemy, except that, "Truth", is not alchemy.

Another way of looking at it is as Philosophical Alchemy, a type of speculative thought that involves the search for material perfection through a creative process that combines human and natural forces, as was practiced in many cultures, including China, India, and Islam, and in the Western world from Hellenistic times.

In Christianity, the eating of the body and blood of Christ can be considered to be alchemical.

Ref:
https://www.learnreligions.com/alchemy-95824

https://theopolisinstitute.com/leithart_post/alchemical-eucharist/

https://sacred-texts.com/oto/aba/chap20.htm

In Buddhism, you abandon the boat once you've crossed the river. You do not carry a useless boat across dry land. Same with alchemy (and hermeticism, and religion in generally). One should not stick to the literal stuff many hold as beliefs once the literal has served the purpose of increasing one's understanding. Newton did this by becoming Warden of the Royal Mint after spending years trying to alchemically convert dross to gold. His mathematics came from his understanding of religions.

https://www.manchester.ac.uk/about/news/indians-predated-newton-discovery-by-250-years/

I always read your moniker alchemically. It gives it the deeper meaning of you hacking minds and inserting a payload of understanding.

budaatum:
That's one way of looking at alchemy, except that, "Truth", is not alchemy.

Another way of looking at it is as Philosophical Alchemy, a type of speculative thought that involves the search for material perfection through a creative process that combines human and natural forces, as was practiced in many cultures, including China, India, and Islam, and in the Western world from Hellenistic times.

In Christianity, the eating of the body and blood of Christ can be considered to be alchemical.

Ref:
https://www.learnreligions.com/alchemy-95824

https://theopolisinstitute.com/leithart_post/alchemical-eucharist/

https://sacred-texts.com/oto/aba/chap20.htm

In Buddhism, you abandon the boat once you've crossed the river. You do not carry a useless boat across dry land. Same with alchemy (and hermeticism, and religion in generally). One should not stick to the literal stuff many hold as beliefs once the literal has served the purpose of increasing one's understanding. Newton did this by becoming Warden of the Royal Mint after spending years trying to alchemically convert dross to gold. His mathematics came from his understanding of religions.

https://www.manchester.ac.uk/about/news/indians-predated-newton-discovery-by-250-years/

I always read your moniker alchemically. It gives it the deeper meaning of you hacking minds and inserting a payload of understanding.

"In Christianity, the eating of the body and blood of Christ can be considered to be alchemical." But not for science and technology,

MindHacker9009:
"In Christianity, the eating of the body and blood of Christ can be considered to be alchemical."

It is a process of feeding people the Word (body), so that the understanding (blood) energises the body. Literally like mind hacking actually, whereby the celebrant hacks the mind of the congregation and inserts a payload without them knowing.

But don't expect any Christian to agree though, since I am utilising sorcery and black magic in my hermeneutics.

budaatum:
It is a process of feeding people the Word (body), so that the understanding (blood) energises the body. Literally like mind hacking actually, whereby the celebrant hacks the mind of the congregation and inserts a payload without them knowing.

But don't expect any Christian to agree though, since I am utilising sorcery and black magic in my hermeneutics.

"Literally like mind hacking actually, whereby the celebrant hacks the mind of the congregation and inserts a payload without them knowing"

You are high on a payload of Alchemy used for composing writeups like this.

MindHacker9009:
"Literally like mind hacking actually, whereby the celebrant hacks the mind of the congregation and inserts a payload without them knowing"

You are high on a payload of Alchemy used for composing writeups like this.

That's alchemy for you. You got to be high on it to comprehend it or it would sound like just a load of nonsense.

budaatum:
That's alchemy for you. You got to be high on it to comprehend it or it would sound like just a load of nonsense.

The congregation needs a high payload of this Alchemy into their minds that can hack their minds and set them free from the junk payload the celebrant has inserted in their minds without them knowing.