Nicolas Flammel and rumors about the witch's stone

According to Acient Origins, humanity has always been intrigued with the idea of ​​immortality, since then, efforts to find ways to eliminate death and achieve life indefinitely in the physical body have been realized. currently in many different forms.

The most prominent method ever known as alchemy , with the main goal of producing witch stones - Lapis Philosophorum , a legendary catalytic material with the property of turning ordinary metal into gold with purity almost absolute.

This essence is an essential ingredient for mixing immortal drugs. It is believed that this essence helps to prevent death and therefore, people who take this medicine will have immortal life, young and not old. Some argue that one-off first-time medication can be permanently immortal, while others claim that it is necessary to continuously take this dose at a certain amount to maintain the eternal life of humans. .

Simulation of the alchemist who created the water-repelled stone painted by artist Joseph Wright in 1771. (Photo: Pinit).

The witch's stone

In the world of alchemy research, the image of the Philosopher's Stone is often expressed in the form of an egg , sometimes accompanied by a symbolic snake of alchemists. There are countless alchemists claiming to have created witchcraft and making immortal immortal drugs, but no one has ever proved successful.

In Asia, ancient emperors often ordered servants to search for longevity drugs or those capable of making longevity drugs. However, most of the medicines brought are fake.

Even though other alchemists have always failed, in history there is still a name associated with a real discovery of the Philosopher's Stone. It was Nicolas Flammel , a French librarian, recorded as living from 1330 to 1418 in Paris, married to Pernelle in 1360 and became the most famous couple in alchemy research.

Nicolas Flammel stumbled upon an old book filled with ancient texts written by Abraham, a Jew and images depicting every step of the Great Works - how alchemists call the manufacturing process. out of the Sorcerer's Stone. Initially, Nicolas Flammel did not really understand the book so he went to Compostella in Spain to find a converted Christian to Catholic help him explain the meaning of the book.

Later, Nicolas Flammel returned to Paris, embarking on conducting metal transformation experiments with the help of his wife. They follow the basic principles of alchemy from the past, plus detailed instructions in the old book. Their initial success was that gold was refined with high quality and purity far beyond that of gold products at that time.

Portrait of Nicolas Flammel.(Photo: Wikipedia).

But Nicolas Flammel kept secrets about his success. When King Charles the Fifth ordered the destruction of all alchemy testing workshops, Nicolas Flammel reacted by providing wealth to many churches, and even made a large carved gate. The figure represents the church of Saint Jaques la Boucherie in the region.

Rumors of eternal life

In the 18th century, a tourist named Paul Lucas announced that he had met some Arabs in the desert and these people said they had met the famous alchemist couple still alive.

Alexis Monteiln, in his book "History of France from Other Lands" , talked about having come across a French genius intellect and also talked about meeting Nicolas Flammel, not only alive but also still conducts a lot of underground underground research.

In the late 20th century, Averroes Secundus, a Syrian convert to Catholicism, wrote the book "Terra incognita Perpetua" about how he visited the secret labyrinth system beneath Spain, somewhere below. plateau Sierra Morena.

He said there are many entrances to the tunnel labyrinth system from the abandoned buildings and this mysterious tunnel labyrinth is so large that it reaches as far as Castilia, Galicia, Catalunya and Basque - ie extending the line hundred kilometers.

The labyrinth is described as being full of treasures of imagination that are too imaginative and the residence of a religious order. They are thought to hold precious books, the most carefully guarded great mysteries along with what has never been discovered still being studied and tested in Secret base underground.

Nicolas Flammel's house in Paris.(Photo: Wikimedia).

Averroes Secundus even stated that he met Nicolas Flammel famous in the flesh, living with his friends in the labyrinth. Averroes Secundus also heard Nicolas Flammel talking about conducting research to turn organic matter into invisible form , the main purpose is to find the optimal way to protect the underworld from the greed of outsiders.

Of course, there are many effective methods of protection enforced by members of the monastic community, many complicated rules and procedures. The protection system was formed by senior leaders of the religious order and was personally supervised by Nicolas Flammel. The only way to open the hidden secret doors is by signals from below the labyrinth and only one person can access them at the time.

What is more important is that even though it is possible to pass through all means of protection, accidentally entering the underground system with thousands of difficulties, the luck or chance of escaping from it is completely zero. can.