Hello Group,
Just had to share this with everyone and ask if anybody had experienced the same. Got our first bottle of ORMES Friday, Mountain Manna C-50. I was very excited and tore right into it. It was contained in a plastic bottle wrapped in aluminum foil with a little aluminum lined safety skin over the mouth.

Holding the bottle in my right hand, I reached to pluck off the safety skin with my left and as soon as I touched it ZAAP!. The discharge sounded like a 22 pistol! The whole family heard it and came to the kitchen to see what happened. I was a little dubious of further contact with it but I have managed to consume the prescribed daily dosage and believe I can notice a difference already.

Has anybody else had anything like this happen?

Early on they figured out that when they ran this process they were getting a lot of extra electricity, a lot of extra electricity! And they kept burning these ground wires out until finally they got one the size of a finger. I mean a LOT of electricity was being generated by this system and they couldn't figure out where it was coming from.

Now, remember all the electricity, the lead and the arsenic and everything else. As soon as Jim grabbed the fitting to tighten it he got shocked and felt like hed been poisoned. He fell to the ground vomited, and he just felt awful. He saw color, he tasted metal, he saw lights and got sick. Here are more comments from the interview with Jim:

"It was a dull electrical shock, but often, like tscht & tscht .. tscht. But not all that gnarly. Little ones, dull."

Jim experienced a lot of electrical effects following his exposure to the ozonated mine wastewater. Whenever Jim would take a shower it would be like electrical sparks hitting his skin, every drop would deliver an electric shock to him and it wasn't just a little electric shock, it was literally almost audible shocks. Here are some more quotes from our interview with Jim:

DM:  So, did this just happen once or twice or continually like day after day did you get this effect where . . . ?

Jim:  I had that effect for five months afterwards.

DM:  My God!

Jim:  Yea, I mean it was real bad. In fact, I could generate a huge amount of static electricity by taking an article of clothing that I wore and have right near but not in contact with the shower head stream and it would charge the droplets to the point where they were making [neon] just tscht, tscht, tscht, tscht.

Whenever he would pee, electrical sparks would jump between his toes and the bolts on the bottom of the toilet, with the obvious return flow (which was not pleasant either). Whenever he was taking a shower he would notice that windows and doors would blow open and shut, like winds (he called them ionic winds) would happen in the room, blowing things around.

"The ionic wind is what I called it for lack of a better word. Cause primarily it was something that was first noted by K and Tracy at their house in that they had a shower door that was real funky and a bathroom door that didn't latch very well. And when he'd shower off after working with this gold stuff, literally the wind would open up the bathroom door. Like blow it open type stuff. There was a great deal of air movement to it. Especially like shocks when you washed your hair or whatever."

Jim was literally generating his own weather in the bathroom. LIGHTNING! WIND!

From these electrical experiences Jim concluded that the substance he got in his hands was some sort of electric generator so he fabricated a device to measure the electric fields:

Jim:  It was highly charged. I built a little FET charge meter in my last days so I could see the polymer stuff flowing around because it would have enough of a charge that it would effect an FET meter. Like dead deflection.

DM:  Field Effect Transistor?

Jim:  Yea. It's like what you use to measure static electricity by its field. Same type thing, exactly. I just built a dollar ninety-eight one with stuff from Wacky Willie's and called it good. Never calibrated it or anything. But it was very . . .

"I slept a lot and, how would you say in Englis, this polymer stuff was driving me batty. It was a huge irritant to me. I mean there was times at night there would be so much static electricity when I would lie in bed and stuff, I couldn't sleep. I'd just lay there and tscht, tscht, tscht, tscht, tscht, tscht, there would be sparks going and all that other stuff."

And I'm saying that around the Ark of the Covenant was the Meissner field. Now, the strange thing about a Meissner field is other Meissner fields, that oscillates at the same frequency, can enter that field and not perturb it. And so if you are a high priest, a Melchizedek priest, and you eat this Bread of the Presence of God every week, you are a light being, and you can enter into that field and approach the Ark of the Covenant and not perturb it because you're in resonance with it. But if you're an ordinary soldier or a person who thinks bad things, ha-ha-ha, you know, they have to tie a rope around your legs because as you approach it, it may have a flux collapse. Now if you can imagine several hundred thousand amps and now you have volts, it's like a bolt of lightning. It literally is energy that is of unbelievable magnitude.

So as long as there is no volts, you could touch it, you could feel it, it's hundreds of thousands of amps, but no tickle, no tingle, because there's no volts. So as long as you're in resonance with it you can approach it, you could touch it, you could hold it, you could feel it, nothing. But if you're not in resonance with it, you enter the field, you perturb the resonance, and it's a flux collapse, and now you've got voltage, and it'll kill you.
 
Remember they said in the Bible that the Ark of the Covenant actually levitated and floated along and actually carried some of the people who were carrying it. The only thing to do that's a superconductor.

Jewish Midrashim commentaries describe how the Ark of the Covenant levitated and carried along some of the people who were supposed to be carrying it. The only known phenomenon that could levitate in this manner is a superconductor's Meissner field. A Meissner Field is a strong diamagnetic field, unique to superconductors, that causes them to be repelled by an external magnetic field. Heike Kamerlingh Onne, a Dutch physicist, first identified Superconductivity in 1911. It is a state of zero electrical resistance, usually exhibited at very low temperatures. It was not until 1933 that the German team of Karl W. Meissner and R. Ochsenfeld showed that superconductors possess a Meissner Field. Notwithstanding these early successes, the phenomena of superconductivity was not properly understood until 1957 when three American physicists proved that it was due to the quantum effect of electrons moving in pairs. For this work, they received the 1972 Nobel Prize for Physics. 1 The Nobel Committee again chose this strategic area of research for its Prize in 1987 and 1996.

As Whitegold is a superconductor with a Meissner field, the pot of manna in the Ark of the Covenant could have contained a quantity of Whitegold that produced such a field. There is some suggestion that Moses placed an omer of manna, or Whitegold, in the Ark. David Hudsons theory is that a Whitegold's Meissner field would then have surrounded the Ark causing it to levitate and glow with the radiance of the Shekhinah. This would have also caused the ill effects on the Philistines of Ashdod. The Ark caused hemorrhoids, from the Hebrew OPLIM meaning tumors. Josephus says of the diseases inflicted at Ashdod:

"for they died of the dysentery and flux, a sore distemper that brought death upon them very suddenly; for before the soul could, as usual in early deaths, be loosed from the body, they brought up their entrails and vomited up what they had eaten"

Similarly, the peoples of Gath and Ekron at the time of Samuel could hardly wait to return the Ark.

An unusual characteristic of Meissner fields is that another Meissner field, which oscillates at the same frequency, can enter that field of the first and not perturb it. Each week the High Priests of Melchizedek ventured beyond the veil in the Holy of Holies. There they partook of the Bread of the Presence of God. Then more Bread was set out for the next week before the Ark of the Covenant.

A Melchizedek high priest who had eaten the Bread of the Presence of God for some time could theoretically approach and safely touch the Ark of the Covenant. The Priest would not perturb the Arks Meissner field because of his resonance with it. Resonance avoids a voltage difference.

The absence of resonance when an ordinary person approaches the Ark could lead to a collapse of flux, a voltage difference and an electrical discharge.

This phenomenon may have given rise to the practice of tying a golden chain around the High Priest's foot. Priests waiting outside the Holy of Holies could drag out the High Priest if the Ark immobilized him.

"In the course of its history, the Ark killed without warning if the rules of its handling were not obeyed, and the fury of its unleashed power caused tumors on a plague-like scale."

"In addition to the Urim and Thummim becoming active in the presence of the Ark, the Bible also explains that the power of the Ark was deadly. Two of Aarons sons, Nadab and Abihu, were killed by the fire which leapt from the Ark (Leviticus 10:12), given in the Talmud as bolts "as thin as threads". And when Uzzah the carter attempted to stay the Ark when its conveyance swayed, he was struck dead the moment he touched it (1 Chronicles 13:10-11). When not on its cart, the Ark had to be carried with independent staves, which were slipped through fixed rings, and close proximity was afforded only to the Levite High Priests (Aaron, Eleazar, and their successors), who were garbed in a very particular fashion. They had large amounts of gold in their specially designed apparel -- a golden breastplate, attached to golden rings, chains, and various other fixtures around their bodies (Exodus 28:4-38). And they were instructed to remove their shoes and wash their feet "that they die not" when approaching the Ark (Exodus 30:21). Similarly, those who bore the Ark on its staves were instructed to walk barefoot.

The descriptions of special clothing and procedures for approaching the Ark, although seeming very precise in the text, are actually vague and confused. This is hardly surprising, for the Old Testament scribes of a later era were not working from any practical knowledge. Their approach was from a base of tradition while, at the same time, they thoroughly confused the whole Sinai experience with a resultant religion that had developed in the interim (worship, as against workship). All things considered, however, there is enough information to determine that, whether on the ground or in the air, the extraordinary arcane power of the kerûbs was high-voltage electricity."

"They took it to their citadel at Ashdod, but the residents were smitten by it's emissions and fell victim to the terrible consequences. And so the Ark was taken to Gath, and then to Ekron, but the results were the same and there was "deadly destruction" in the cities. Those who were not killed by its rays, suffered dreadful afflictions, so the Philistines decided that it should be returned to the Levites at Bethshemesh."