GOLD GROWS
By John V. Milewski
September 6, 2003
I will describe an unusual happening that occurred about a month ago
that relates to our favorite subject--Ormus. I was reviewing my old
sample where I obtained Gold out of glass back in December of 98 and I
found in the same sample box a sample I saved that was make in March 99.
I saved it because it had a small bit of blue ormus in glass about 3mm
long attached to a fused piece of magnetite and a piece of the
remaining Coors porcelain crucible in which the original experiment as
run. Upon close examination of the specimen I found it to contain many
particles of Gold, which were not there when the experiment was run
four years ago. I then took a much closer look through my Binocular
Microscope and saw a most unusual sight. It looked to me like the Gold
was growing on the magnetite portion of the sample about 10 mm away and
above the spot where the ormes gold is in the glass.
I discovered that there were at least 15 pieces of Gold at least 100
microns in diameter, 5 about 500 to 1000 microns (1mm) and one 1.5 mm
in length. What's unusual about this Gold is that it has many
projections or points or tits sticking out, off of the surface. I have
grown Crystals for over 40 years of my life and I can tell you that
this is not basal growth but tip growth. The feedstock for this growth
is not coming from the base but from the air around it.
I was talking to Barry the other day about Ormus as being a vapor when
it is out on it's own, sort of like the inert gases. This must be the
feed source for this Gold growth. But why does it show up here and not
everyplace else in our world. My theory is that I think the blue ormus
in the glass below sets out a vibration for that of Gold and the
presence of the magnetite and it's associated magnetic field amplifies
this signal an attract the gold atoms as they come drifting by. The
magnetite, its magnetic field and available electrons also helps
converts the ormus Gold into metallic Gold.
If my theory is correct I think we should all become farmers and start
growing Gold. Simply plant ormus gold and cover it with about one cm of
fused magnetite and wait for the crop to show up. I calculate that out
of 15 grams of magnetite, about 2 grams of glass and about (estimated)
1 to 2 milligrams of ormus we got a yield of about 50 ounces per ton
of metallic gold.
Hey I just thought that this idea could revolutionize the theory on how
gold forms in some of its ore bodies, especially in quartz, because we
know the quartz contains ormes Gold.
Open of comments and conversation John V. Milewski