by Barry Carter

"This little zero point frequency I showed you between the positron and the electron; if you follow that right up the electromagnetic spectrum, it agrees with the molecular frequency of hydrogen dioxide, or water. So there is an affinity for this material and water. That's why it is normally taken in water. When you come to understand that your body is, in fact, mainly water. That, literally, this material when you distill water it distills with the water as the oridide, the iridide, the ruthidide. Just like chlorine. And so if you distill water thinking you are getting high purity water, it goes with the water. And it literally changes the bond angles of the water. That one iridium atom controls 56 waters of hydration around itself. And all the bond angles of all 56 waters are altered when iridium is present. I haven't carefully studied the research work of people working with water but I strongly suspect that their water isn't completely pure and they are finding that the bond angles can be changed. There is something else besides H2O in the water."

I learned a great deal from Jim while we worked together for a couple of days. Jim says that the materials that the scientist is revealing with his m-state processes are always in the solution but that the scientist just builds a chemical box to manipulate them and make them visible. Jim also says that there are many other chemical and magnetic boxes that you can use to extract and manipulate these materials with.

I suspect that all of the methods we are using so far are only opening a few of the boxes that these materials are stored in.

I imagine that these elements are like greased bowling balls that you want to move around. While you cannot pick them up directly you can roll them into a box and pick up the box. They seem to "like" tight spaces. Might certain biological systems use their properties by capturing them in ring or box molecules?

And so if you distill water thinking you are getting high purity water, it goes with the water.

[JIM]  I could ride in a brand new car one time and two days later I would see it going down the road and the side where I was on and right where I was sitting the glass would be fogged from condensate drops forming on the glass when the rest of the windows were clear.

[BARRY]  Two days later?

[JIM]  You know it's just when I happened to notice it. It was real weird. That's one of the things I definitely remember. Everybody goes "well big deal it's fog" and I said yea, go ahead and turn on the defroster. Cause once it started forming . . . even my Camero had some of it that would form; that clear gelatinous material right under the vent, right out of the output vents of the heater where it meets the windshield. And I would have that stuff literally lined up across it. You can't hardly wipe it off. It's like having Armor All on your windshield, only it doesn't stay fog free. It makes it fog up.

Jim also built an air trap and converted the ORMUS he got out of the air into metal. He said the trap ran 23 CFM of air for several hours. The metal from this trap was 76% silver with most of the remainder being copper. He said there was also a trace of gold. He also mentioned that the metal took longer than usual to show up using his conversion methods.

The Essene: It is real easy to get the oil, and it won't evaporate unless you really work on it.
 
Jim: When I was doing the trap rhodium it was very much so like the gold, as he describes it. I had a vacuum chamber and I would put that trap mono in the vacuum chamber and literally pull a vacuum on it and the water would boil out and it would leave me with this oily stuff that’s like hi-vac grease. It’s thick, very, very tough to wipe off; to clean up. It went into plastics, it went into everything.
 
Essene: And glass like it was welded.
 
Jim: Exactly, it ruined the glassware. And when I did conversion it’s just like cutting the glassware right where my water level was when I [?][?]. Like neutron tunneling does…That’s exactly what this stuff does when I would pull it from that grease state into something that I could precipitate.

Jim: … he does it by distillation. He goes directly to a gas phase. He collects the gold gas by bubbling it through HCl as he pulls the fumes off. The higher its energy the more volatile it is, the more sensitive it is to magnetic fields, and the more intoxicating it is. And it is quite intoxicating. Before I started using magnetic stoppers on the glassware, whenever I hit it with ozone I would get nuked out of my gourd so that I could hardly think. I would have to leave and come back to it. Yeah, very, very intoxicating. I mean even micrograms of this stuff. When we boiled off some of the vapor in the shop the 2 who were with me literally had out-of-body experiences while walking back up to the house. They were watching themselves walk up the stairs from 5 feet up and 3 feet behind type thing. Scary.

John L, he's a kick boxer I knew a very good kick boxer who got his leg snapped off above the ankle. Being the bulldog he was he finished the fight. But he ground gravel into the bone in the process. Not only did he develop a severe limp down the road but he also developed bone cancer. He took the monatomic iridium. And uh, I think we also had some gold in that mix. He took it via a single dose. I had him hold a container of mono. He was interested in it, he took a magnet and went like this by the bottle once and it dosed him severely. Within 5 minutes he took a 20 minute nap, which was very common. He got up feeling good but still tired. Within a week his apprentice said, "hey, John, what happened to you; you quit limping!" He went back in, his bone cancer was definitely taken care of within 2 weeks. Pulse normal, the whole 9 yards. Within the matter of a month his leg was straight, he didn't walk with a limp, and he had feeling in his foot. Everyone who takes our mono for cancer has the 'sleepy' reaction.

I take that back on the time table. His cancer was gone and he was complaining about a dull ache in his leg. Then it was some 10 days later that he wasn't limping any more. Every one of the cancer patients complains about dull aches in their old injuries. It works on it chronologically. It's very strange. When they start complaining about dull aches in their old injuries, consistently the cancer was already gone at that point and it was working on something else.

Jim: If I hit the stuff with acid without salt in it you can literally see heat wave-like vapor coming off.

I continued adding TSP and started adding lye water (one half tablespoon of lye in a cup of water). I was adding these with an eye dropper about a dropper full at a time. As the solution got closer to pH 7 it started to loose the green color.

While I was stirring in the TSP and lye solutions I noticed that I was feeling quite high. It was a bit like a pot high, but without the distortion and memory loss that pot gives. I also noticed my lips were getting quite sweet and slippery. I asked the experienced person about this. The reply was that this is quite common when working with these materials. To avoid it you should put some pure, lab grade, sodium chloride in with your working solution. Without the salt, the m-state material will evaporate with the water and much of it will be lost.

When I reached pH 7 I slowed down to a drop by drop addition with the eyedropper. Despite my precautions, I overshot and took the solution up to pH 12 or higher. (Since there is not likely to be anything precipitating out of this solution but gold, I did not worry about producing a Gilcrest precipitate.) When the pH went up to 12 the solution quickly turned from a colorless transparent liquid to a candy apple red color which soon showed some red precipitate. I added some HCl to bring the pH back down to neutral but the color stayed. I gradually added lye water to bring the pH up to about 10 and then took the solution off the burner to cool.

During this process I was noticing that the "high" feeling was becoming more and more pronounced. It never caused any dysfunction but I decided that I should be very meticulous and careful to avoid doing anything clumsy.