Topical

by Barry Carter

Created - January 5, 2016

Here is some more info on the topic of using live oil for topical application.

On October 2, 2000 I wrote the following sentence in a post to the ORMUS Scientific Workgroup:

"I have been thinking about making a massage oil by taking olive oil and using it to collect the oil component from magnetic trap water or from the HR material."

Soon after I made this post, I gave a lady friend a back massage, with some of the live oil I made, and she experienced a rather long kundalini orgasm. There have been similar reports, from men and women, when the live oil is used as a lubricant.

These experiences helped to confirm my hypothesis that the live oil method was a good way to concentrate the ORMUS elements in a more applicable medium. (I am very glad that I posted that quote on the ORMUS Scientific Workgroup because it documents when I discovered the live oil method.)

Since then, others have also explored the use of the live oil ORMUS concentrates using different salts and oils. Sharon Rose has done the most research on this. Here is the link to the original web page on this topic:

http://subtleenergies.xyz/ormus/tw/oil.htm

Notice the following info in Sharon's comments:

"The wax seems to hold the ORMUS in place so it doesn't 'dissipate' as easily. It also seems to protect the oil from degenerating so you get maximum shelf life from your Live Oil."

Sharon also ran some experiments on her live oil ORMUS concentrates. These are described and linked at:

http://subtleenergies.xyz/ormus/tw/Oil-Leak.htm

Also check out the additional links on the page above.

Based on Sharon's wax comment above I decided to make a topical balm by mixing the live oil with bee's wax. Here is my report on this:

http://subtleenergies.xyz/ormus/tw/balm.htm

Here is a picture of the oil jars as I was preparing to melt the bee's wax and mix it with the live oil:

http://subtleenergies.xyz/ormus/tw/oilescape0.jpg

On January 5, 2016 I decided to check the jars, that I used to make the live oil and store the live balm, for oil leaks. Most of these jars were originally purchased containing sesame tahini, which is an oily paste made by grinding up sesame seeds. These jars are specifically designed to keep the oily sesame paste in.

I stored the jars, which still had oily salt in them, in a Pyrex bowl on a shelf in my bathroom. This shelf is about two feet away from one of my wired telephones and about a foot and a half away from a light in my bathroom.

When I picked the jars up, I noticed that they were covered with a sticky oil. It looks like the oil escaped from these sealed containers and coated the outside of them:

http://subtleenergies.xyz/ormus/tw/oilescape3.jpg

There was also quite a bit of sticky oil in the Pyrex bowl:

http://subtleenergies.xyz/ormus/tw/oilescape2.jpg

I took one picture from above the jars. The two jars on the right contain the remaining salt from some live oil I made a year or so before:

http://subtleenergies.xyz/ormus/tw/oilescape1.jpg

The jar on the upper right has a lot of oily goo on the outside of the metal lid. The jar on the lower right has a little oily goo on the plastic lid. You can also these jars in the picture at:

http://subtleenergies.xyz/ormus/tw/oilescape5.jpg

Notice that older jar with the metal lid is inside a soup can with some very strong magnets on the bottom. I tried to open the jar with the metal lid and could not. It felt like it was glued shut. I also tried to remove it from the metal can and could not do that either. There was too much oily goo between the jar and the can. I was able to open the older jar with the plastic lid and got a gob of goo that was on the threads of the lid. I put this gob of goo on the spot of oil on top of the lid and took the picture below:

http://subtleenergies.xyz/ormus/tw/oilescape6.jpg

I also opened two of the newer jars and took a picture of the inside:

http://subtleenergies.xyz/ormus/tw/oilescape4.jpg

The oily salt in these jars smells rancid, but the live balm I made on December 4, 2014 has not gone rancid. The live balm is in the center jar at:

http://subtleenergies.xyz/ormus/tw/oilescape7.jpg

The live balm jar also has not gotten any oil on the outside. I suspect that the bee's wax helped it to stick around and not go rancid as Sharon said.

The escape process, that Sharon Rose reported and that I have documented on this web page, looks a lot like quantum tunneling:

http://subtleenergies.xyz/ormus/tw/quantum.htm

This is more evidence that salt is a good source for the ORMUS/ORME elements. I have been using the live balm on my lips and hands for more than a year and it does seem to make them look and feel younger and better.