Gold

People believed more in the gold that we wore, than in the energy we put into it. So they started making those statues, those damn statues. And they prayed to those stupid statues. And they prayed to that gold. And they said, “Now I’m healed because of the gold.” We tried to teach them that it wasn’t the gold. That it was the energy, but they couldn’t understand that.

The Convoluted Universe, Book II

Gold, for instance, held a unique vibration that made it essential for applications far beyond currency or ornamentation. These Shapers were not exploiters in the destructive sense, but they viewed Earth through a more pragmatic lens. For them, guiding the development of an intelligent labour force, capable of mining, processing and understanding the materials, aligned with their practical needs. They believed that shaping early humans into beings capable of assisting in these tasks would create a mutually beneficial dynamic, with the visitors offering knowledge in exchange for cooperation.

To understand why the Shapers pursued this stage, one must first recognise the environmental and energetic conditions of the early Earth. The planet held resources that were vital not merely for the technology of visiting groups but for the larger cosmic work unfolding across many worlds.

Minerals such as gold, certain crystalline materials and rare conductive elements were essential for stabilising energetic fields, healing disturbances in subtle realms and supporting advanced interstellar systems. While some visitors could extract these materials using their own advanced methods, the Shapers recognised that doing so extensively would disrupt Earth’s evolutionary trajectory. Large-scale extraction by off-world means could destabilise the planet’s magnetic balance, harm its ecosystems and interfere with the delicate rhythms nurturing emerging consciousness. Thus, they sought a gentler path: developing a native species capable of interacting with the land directly, extracting and refining materials in harmony with Earth’s natural processes. Early hominids had the physical resilience needed for such work, but they lacked the cognitive flexibility and emotional balance required for cooperative labour, long-term planning and intricate tasks. The hybrid worker was conceived as a temporary solution, a form that could assist in the early stages of resource gathering while simultaneously accelerating the evolutionary development of the species.

Raphael Ogwuda-Zernoff

Monatomic Gold

Do the Templars ever use monatomic gold?

M:Yes, but they don’t share this with us. It’s not because they don’t trust us, they do, but it’s more about sharing what’s necessary at the right time. Monatomic gold is extremely powerful. The Templars use it to expand their consciousness and enhance their connection to higher realms.

S:Where did this practice come from?

M:It originated before Atlantis. Just as many of the red crystals were taken from Atlantis to Egypt and then to Europe, the knowledge of monatomic gold followed a similar path, passed along through the Templars.

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