Immortality

If we try to briefly define the task of alchemy, we can say that it is the science of human perfection and the realization of human potential abilities. It is the ability to recreate ourselves, it is the need for immortality, which exists in one form or another due to the very nature of our spirit.

All ancient cultures built their ideas about human life and their interaction with space based on the possibility of an immortal existence of the body and spirit. However, in the process of evolutionary development, this question became largely speculative, which was caused both by objective reasons (change of rhythm and frequencies of the Earth) and subjective ones (disproportionate development of human consciousness, not allowing the realization of deeper understanding).

Immortality is not a goal. It is a possibility that one can achieve. It is an opportunity to learn about the human spirit, nature, code, matrix, geometry, and most importantly the capabilities of our own brain. Until we understand on a physical level the nature of our soul, which requires an understanding of the brain, we cannot perceive the nature of immortality.

This process is linked to specific anatomy, and knowledge of it defines the existence of entire cultures. The closest to us in their understanding of these issues are perhaps the Chinese Taoists, the Indian yogis, the Kagari Christians, the ancient Khmer, and the Incas.