Few substances in the natural health world are as mysterious or as ancient as Ormus. Used by traditional cultures for thousands of years, it has been known by many names and revered across many traditions. This guide covers what Ormus is, where it comes from, the Raw Living range, and why it's finding its way back into conscious health practices today.
✨ Ormus: The Ancient Substance Being Rediscovered
Ormus is a very special substance, used by traditional cultures throughout the ages. Although naturally occurring in high altitude areas such as the Himalayas and Peru's Sacred Valley, health enthusiasts are now rediscovering this prized substance and choosing to take it in supplemental form.
We offer the Harmonic Innerprizes range, which is naturally occurring ormus deposits collected from a meteorite site in Arizona. We also offer Now Alchemy, which is alchemised in California, and the SuperTonic Herbs range add ormus to all their Chinese Tonic herbal formulas.
🏺 Ormus Through the Ages
It is claimed that Cleopatra bathed in Ormus to maintain her youthful beauty. In the Old Testament Bible, it is described as Manna from heaven, and in India, Ormus or Muppu was used in many formulas, including bringing the transformational energy of Navapashanam to the common man over 7,000 years ago.
🔬 What is Ormus?
In more recent times, it is David Hudson who has pioneered the research into this most magical of substances. ORMES is an acronym for Orbitally Rearranged Monatomic Elements. Now Alchemy Ormus is suspended in an extract of Dead Sea minerals, rich in Dead Sea minerals, making it a highly alkaline solution.
We have been taking Etherium Gold regularly for nearly twenty years, and can testify to the inner peace and magnetised flow that it brings to our lives. If you're curious to learn more, you can check out Kate's two podcast interviews on the subject, here and here.
🌿 Ormus in Nature & Supplementation
Ormus is a fascinating substance that blurs the line between mineral supplements and energy medicine. By no means an essential supplement - nonetheless, it is interesting to understand why it is missing from our modern diets, and how supplementing with it fits into a conscious approach to health.
Any plants that grow in the wild and at high altitudes are naturally rich in Ormus: think foods like goji berries and maca. We also carry a range of different Ormus supplement ranges, including Now Alchemy and Harmonic Innerprizes.
We have three Raw Living Ormus products on offer: Pink, Gold and DNA. All three products have a different purpose and effect, but have been sourced from the same site: the centre of a meteorite impact crater at the bottom of an ancient seabed. The heat from the impact fused the earth's minerals, producing an abundance of monatomic elements.
Our Ormus Gold is sourced from the edge of the crater, and is the only monatomic gold product which has been clinically researched for efficacy. The Ormus pink is taken from the heart of the impact centre, rich in ancient trace minerals to help restore balance and flow. Ormus DNA is a specific, multifaceted, multidimensional formula; unfortunately, we can't say too much more about its specific benefits than that in this article - but if you want to try them all for yourself, you can shop the bundle here.
📜 Rehmannia Dean Thomas on Ormus
Rehmannia Dean Thomas includes Ormus in all of his RDT Connoisseurs formulas, and he explains why here:
"ORMUS is a mysterious substance that merits a book of its own. Currently an acronym for "orbitally rearranged monatomic elements," ORMUS is alchemically precipitated from naturally occurring minerals or their complexes that form hexagonal crystalline structures, including crystal, gold, and salt. Since ancient times, Indian Mystics, called Siddhars, named this mysterious substance Muppu, and in Egypt, Manna. In tombs from Egypt and China, Urns for smelting gold into a white powder have been revealed. The powder was apparently taken by the elite to increase longevity. It is thought that the mysterious Ark of the Covenant carried by Moses may have contained a white powder smelted from gold; early Greek literature refers to Moses as an alchemist. The same smelted mineral may have been taken by the mysterious Annunaki, who depicted astronauts in their art. Alchemists of the Middle Ages, including Pythagorus, Paracelsus, Nicholas Flamel, and Roger Bacon, searched for the famed "Philosopher's stone," and may have gained access to lost Aristotelian texts on alchemy, which were thought to refer to earlier texts by Egyptian alchemists and mystics, Zozimos, and Hermes Trismegistus. These texts were thought to have been archived at the Library of Alexandria ~ in the city of the same name ~ which was an epicenter of alchemical knowledge.
In the 1970's, Canadian farmer and alchemist, David Hudson, claimed to have rediscovered the process of extracting essences trapped within crystalline structures. He gave it the name ORMUS; there is some debate among alchemists over whether this term accurately describes its real properties. ORMUS is believed to exist at the threshold between energy and matter, where molecules begin to assemble ~ based on genetic blueprints ~ into recognizable phenomena. In other words, ORMUS is the potentiator, therefore, I call ORMUS a "dedication device," dedicating atomic configurations to link together in formation of structural lattices at the foundation of physical life.
That stated, alchemists believe ormic substances may act to increase the efficacy of other materials they are mixed with. This is why I include ORMUS in all of my RDT products. It is said that ORMUS will augment whatever intentions and lifestyles a person engages in. Therefore, ORMUS should only be included in a healthy lifestyle and as a component of health-supporting supplements and foods.
My ORMUS is homeopathically precipitated from salts collected ten miles beneath a Bolivian desert. These salts contain tiny lattice-like chambers that have trapped the essence of an ancient lake. Precipitation from the salts is done through intensive alchemical and homeopathic processes, including mantras and prayer. The final product contains very little noticeable salinity."
🎙️ Learn More About Ormus
Interested to learn more about the magical properties of Ormus? Check out our podcast episodes with Archer Love of Now Alchemy, and David Barbash of Harmonic Innerprizes. There is also a chapter on Ormus in Kate's Raw Magic recipe book.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is Ormus and where does it come from? A: Ormus - short for Orbitally Rearranged Monatomic Elements - is a mysterious substance that exists at the threshold between mineral and energy medicine. It occurs naturally in high-altitude environments such as the Himalayas and Peru's Sacred Valley, and is found in wild-growing plants and foods from these regions. It can also be extracted from naturally occurring mineral deposits, sea salts and crystalline structures through alchemical processes. The Raw Living range includes Ormus sourced from a meteorite site in Arizona, alchemised in California, and precipitated from salts collected beneath a Bolivian desert.
Q: Is Ormus the same as monoatomic gold? A: The two terms are often used interchangeably but are not quite the same thing. Monoatomic gold refers specifically to gold in a single-atom state, whereas Ormus is a broader category of orbitally rearranged monatomic elements that can include gold but also other precious metals such as platinum, iridium and rhodium. Monoatomic gold is perhaps the most well-known and widely discussed of the Ormus elements, and the one with the longest historical record - referenced in ancient Egyptian and Indian traditions as a white powder of gold.
Q: How do you take Ormus? A: This varies by product. Most Ormus supplements are taken as a liquid, typically a few drops or a small measure added to water, juice or taken directly. Now Alchemy and Harmonic Innerprizes both come in liquid form. SuperTonic Herbs and RDT Connoisseurs incorporate Ormus directly into their tonic herb formulas, meaning you receive it as part of a broader blend.
Q: Is Ormus found in food? A: Yes - any plant that grows wild and at high altitude is considered naturally rich in Ormus. Foods like goji berries and maca are good examples, both growing at altitude in mineral-rich soils. Sea vegetables and certain mineral-rich salts are also considered natural sources. This is one of the reasons why many traditional cultures living close to high-altitude wild food sources are thought to have had higher natural Ormus intake than most modern diets provide.
Curious to experience Ormus for yourself? Browse the full Raw Living Ormus range - and if you want to go deeper, Kate's podcast interviews linked above and Raw Magic recipe book are a great place to start.
