From Tim Hogan
lchemy A survived in Egypt, where it was encoded in temple architecture, mythology (especially the Osiris myth), and ritual practice. Central to this system were electrical devices identified as “arks,” which functioned as capacitors, and a white powder substance identified with biblical manna, alchemical salts, and the “bread of the gods.” This substance is claimed to be a monatomic form of noble metals that exhibits superconductive, anti-gravitational, and consciousness-enhancing properties.
Hogan claims that the Knights Templar rediscovered this science while excavating in Jerusalem and Egypt, recovered multiple arks, and preserved the alchemical tradition in encoded form through medieval architecture, symbolism, and secret lineages. The tradition is further claimed to have spread globally, with parallels identified in Mesoamerica, Japan, India, Tibet, Polynesia, and indigenous North America.
Alchemy is interpreted not merely as symbolic psychology but as a literal chemical process involving digestion, distillation, and calcination, corresponding mythologically to Isis resurrecting Osiris. Christianity, Judaism, and other religious systems are presented as later ritualized survivals of this original alchemical-initiatory science, with sacraments such as communion understood as symbolic remnants of monatomic ingestion practices.
Key Ideas and Claims
- A pre-diluvian advanced civilization, Atlantis, possessed a unified spiritual and technological science.
- Egyptian temple texts at Edfu describe a primordial land called “Utlan,” identified with Atlantis.
- Similar place-names (Utlan, Atlan, Atlantis) across cultures indicate a shared ancestral source.
- Egyptian temples were laid out to mirror both the human spinal column and the Milky Way, encoding initiatory and energetic knowledge.
- The Osiris myth encodes both the fall of Atlantis and the alchemical process of decomposition and resurrection.
- Alchemy is presented as a literal chemical science, not merely symbolic or psychological.
- The three alchemical treasures—salt, sulfur, and mercury—correspond to calcination, digestion, and distillation.
- “Monatomic” noble metals are described as atoms in a high-spin state that become non-reactive, superconductive, and light-refracting.
- Monatomic substances appear as a white powder and are identified with biblical manna.
- The Hebrew word “manna” is interpreted as meaning “What is it?”, reflecting its unidentifiable chemical behavior.
- Arks (including the Ark of the Covenant) are electrical capacitors that store and broadcast energy when filled with monatomics.
- The Ark of the Covenant’s dimensions are claimed to match the granite coffer in the King’s Chamber of the Great Pyramid.
- The Great Pyramid is described as an electrical generator using piezoelectric granite and electrostatic fields.
- Levitation of the Ark is attributed to monatomic substances reducing mass under electromagnetic influence.
- The Levites’ role and the word “levitation” are claimed to derive from this phenomenon.
- Knights Templar excavations in Jerusalem and Egypt allegedly recovered arks and alchemical knowledge.
- Templar symbolism, cathedral architecture, and alchemical imagery are said to encode this recovered science.
- Parallels to manna and monatomic substances are identified in Vedic vimanas, Sumerian texts, Tibetan mani stones, and Mesoamerican traditions.
- Indigenous North American traditions are claimed to preserve shared initiation signs and symbols with the Templars.
- Christian sacraments (bread and wine) are interpreted as symbolic survivals of earlier alchemical ingestion rites.