Since ancient Egyptian times, alchemists have worked in secret to produce something called the Philosopher's Stone, or the Elixir of Life.  The materials researchers have found are believed to be related to the Philosopher's Stone.  The materials have been called ORMEs, monoatomic gold, white gold, white powder gold, ORMUS, m-state, AuM, microclusters, and manna.

The ORMUS or m-state materials are precious metal elements in a different atomic state.  All of these m-state elements are abundant in sea water.  According to recent discoveries, these elements in their m-state may be as much as 10,000 times more abundant than their metallic counterparts.  There also may be other elements which occur naturally in the m-state.

Various researchers (David Hudson made the discovery in the late seventies), working independently, have identified these materials in this different state of matter.  They have arrived at many of the same observations.

These m-state elements have been observed to exhibit superconductivity, superfluidity, Josephson tunneling and magnetic levitation.  It looks like these are an entirely new class of materials.

These m-state elements are also present in many biological systems. They enhance energy flow in the microtubules inside every living cell.

It appears that this state of these elements has been known throughout history.  Several of the procedures for extracting or making ORMUS have been adapted from ancient alchemical texts.  We believe that the Philosopher's Stone and the Biblical manna are both variations on this state of matter.

Some recommended alchemical texts related to the Philosopher's Stone are "Sacred Science" by R.A. Schwaller De Lubicz and "Le Mystere des Cathedrales" by Fulcanelli, available from Amazon.com. Another source is "Occult Chemistry" by Leadbeater and Besant.

There may be several paths to the Philosopher's Stone.  There may even be several different Stones.  More research on the nature of m-state is needed.  Since the ORMUS materials are much more prevalent in nature than their metallic counterparts, they can be extracted with some time, effort, and understanding. 

Other physicists are also working on theories which unite mind and matter.

One fairly recent discovery in biology and physics is that a certain small structure in every cell, called the microtubule, exhibits superconductive and tunneling behaviors at body temperature.

Several of the modern theories relating to microtubules were proposed by Roger Penrose (a physicist) and Stuart Hameroff (an anesthesiologist).

"A critical number of tubulins maintaining coherence within [microtubules] for 500 msec collapses its own wave function (objective reduction: OR). This occurs because the mass-energy difference among the superpositioned states of coherent tubulins critically perturbs space-time geometry. To prevent multiple universes, the system must reduce to a single space-time by choosing eigenstates."

Hameroff and Penrose are saying that in order to avoid "seeing" multiple universes at the same time, the quantum coherence created in microtubules by some material (we think the m-state materials) must collapse. What if the quantum coherence did not collapse and we became aware of multiple universes?

Many modern physicists believe that there are an infinite number of parallel universes. They theorize that atoms are made up of smaller particles which are like bubbles in the quantum foam. These bubbles in the quantum foam or "holes in the aether" spend a fraction of their existence in each of these parallel universes. There is quite a debate as to whether information is transferred between these parallel universes.

Various scientists have proposed that a quantum non-local connection between the ORMUS elements and some sort of non-physical reality is a component of consciousness.

They claim that these ORMUS elements connect with this non-physical reality through something called the zero point. David Bohm, Rupert Sheldrake, Amit Goswami and others have postulated that there is an "implicate order" or "morphogenic field" from which consciousness influences matter. The "hard problem" of quantum physics is to figure out what the exact connection is between mind, spirit and matter.

It looks like the ORMUS elements might provide the missing link in our understanding of the relationship between mind and matter.

Information sourced from: Barry Carter & Jim Beichler, editor, YGGDRASIL