Alchemy – Science
Alchemy is a synthesis-oriented, holistic science derived from natural philosophy. It corresponds to today's holistic approaches to understanding and knowledge. It is based on the study of the relationships between substances and their transformations, and explores the nature of bodies and their transformative forces. It brings together many fields of knowledge into a single whole (physics, chemistry, medicine, mathematics, astro-psychology, music theory, biology, and others).
“Every cause has an effect, and every effect has a cause.”
As I have already written, following my personal near-death experience, during which I experienced separation from my physical body, my journey through life led me more deeply toward exploring life and death.
My former wife was diagnosed with epilepsy, and I experienced many of her seizures with her. During these moments, I became aware of what I perceived as the limitations of Western medicine within today's fragmented approach to different fields of knowledge, combined with the pressure for time and results.
My wife told me stories of how, during her seizures, she would leave her body and observe beings around her — beings that I could not see while standing in the same physical space beside her.
We quickly became aware of what we believed to be the triggers (psychological overload and being suddenly awakened from sleep) and took steps to eliminate them.
Why am I writing about this here? …
More and more throughout my life, I have come to see and experience the profound interconnectedness between our physical body and its condition, and everything that is inseparably connected to us.
If we wish to live a harmonious life, full of strength and health, it is essential to fine-tune and literally bring all of our parts (bodies) into harmony: Physical, Emotional, Mental, and Collective. We are highly sensitive musical instruments, each of us unique, yet we contain certain components that communicate with one another, even though our physical selves may not be consciously aware of this in real time.
Everything that is manifested and unmanifested is simply vibration carrying within it codes – algorithms. Some of these are fundamental building blocks (principles) that create the reality we experience.
Water is a perfect medium, capable of integrating everything that comes from its surrounding environment. It can literally change its shape, structure, properties, and more.
The human body contains more than 99% water within its cells. The physiological solution within this water is somewhat different from the water we drink and commonly know.
This is sometimes referred to as the fourth state of water – the gel-like state. As an example, this state can be found around cucumber or tomato seeds, or in chia seeds.
Every cell in our body knows its role and its significance to the whole. The cells in our liver, kidneys, intestines, and heart all know what they are supposed to do.
Science has not yet discovered — or perhaps has simply not yet identified — “that something” that directs the individual cells (let´s call it the miracle of life, or symbiosis).
Already during the prenatal stage, before the brain has fully developed, every cell, every division, and every step is guided by an invisible, wise, and seemingly perfect force.
It is as though, when observing individual cells, everything emerges directly from their very centre. Yet each time, a different piece of information arrives, telling the cell what should happen — which protein, vitamin, or hormone should be created.
“The one who understands the secret of sound will understand the secret of the entire universe…” — Pythagoras
Sound is vibration, and within music theory we can discover relationships between individual tones that were not created by humans, but have always existed and simply had to be observed and understood. This is why Pythagoras's words are so profound: he points out that if a functional algorithm exists within the field of music theory, the same underlying principle may also be found in other fields of knowledge.
One of the greatest mathematicians of all time, Leonhard Euler, influenced numerous fields of science. Among his many significant works, there is one relatively modest and lesser-known contribution: the Tonnetz.
He discovered a key to expressing the relationships and principles within music through a simple graphical grid that forms an infinite pattern. In my view of the world, this scientist revealed how the designer of this reality created another functional layer. The interesting thing is that today we already know that, for example, if everything in a computer is to work together, everything must be created and operate on the same platform, using the same type of algorithm. And that is why I now understand what a profound truth Euler revealed to us, among many other important insights.
In 2017, I met RNDr. Lucie Kubínová, CSc.
At that time, Dr. Kubínová was working at the Institute of Physiology of the Czech Academy of Sciences.
From 2010 to 2015, she served as the institute's director.
Her research team, BioImagingCzech, FGU CAS, was bringing new possibilities to science and medicine by exploring how vibrations and their visual representations could be used through the field of Cymatics.
A new instrument for visualizing sound and vibrations, the Kymaskop / CymaScope, was introduced to the world by John Stuart Reid from the United Kingdom.
In the spring of 2020, I was invited by Dr. Kubínová to collaborate with John Stuart Reid as well, and was asked to create audio recordings of my Tibetan singing bowls.
These recordings were subsequently sent to a laboratory in England, where John Reid converted them into a visual format. The resulting visual patterns are analyzed according to several factors, including stability, X-fold symmetry, the proportion of Pi – which is believed to enhance healing effects – and geometric forms such as the pentagram, the Star of David, and others.
It is fascinating that in all of the video recordings, everything emerges from a single central point. Perhaps this is the point within our cells that is connected to the Collective aspect of our Self (We). A point from which all In-formation is both transmitted and received.
A Tibetan singing bowl is particularly interesting because it contains two specific frequencies. It has one fundamental tone and one overtone (a harmonic, like a second voice when someone is singing), and this combination of two tones always produces a different resulting pattern.
And this became my task in the field of science: to carefully measure the individual frequencies of Tibetan singing bowls so that, when combined, they could produce harmonious resonances and achieve the greatest possible resonance.
And because Mathematics is also a science that teaches us to think carefully about numbers and spatial relationships, and because I love observing and exploring the relationships between individual numbers, everything came together beautifully here, giving rise to truly remarkable results.
I am aware that all of this is merely another grain of sand within the much larger and beautiful picture of understanding how and to what depths we are connected with everything around us. Yet I believe it is important that when a person finds their meaningful path in life — one that brings them joy — they follow it, knowing that they are not alone.
Thank you for allowing me to share and live this dream together.
Tomáš Minařík
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