As a follow-up to the previous posting we offer this discussion with William LePar's spiritual source, The Council. Here they explain the nature of our reality and how alchemy can be performed.

Questioner:  In your explanation of the magicians being able to turn a staff or a piece of wood into a snake and us being able to do that, if we only realized, does that explain the art of alchemy?

The Council:  Yes, they all wished to make changes with incantations and what have you, and it is nothing more than convincing yourself you can do it; so if you must go through chants, then you must go through chants.

Questioner:  Is alchemy a negative type of thing?

The Council:  Well, when you are dealing with the positive, it is not necessary to stimulate yourself into chant.  There are segments of alchemy which definitely worship a negative force, but that does not say that all alchemy is negative.  You see, what man can not get to fulfill his greed from God, he will turn to a negative force, so any element of that then is negative; but if you want to change a stone or lead to gold, just change it; there is no need to chant; there is no need to build fires and mix potions and spin lockets and what have you.  There is no need for that; you just simply do it; it is that simple; but by going through these rituals you unleash the bounds that you have placed on yourself; you have finally convinced yourself that it can be done; and so you do it; it is simply a mental function, that is all, nothing more.  You could mix potions, keel fires, and all this from now till who knows when and it will not accomplish a thing until you are ready to mentally and then it will accomplish; but you could have done it just as easily if you had sat in a chair, looked at the thing, and said, "I want it to be this," and really believe that you could do it.  Now, we are not talking about how you are trying to say you believe but what you believe deep within your heart and your soul.  There are some who need to convince themselves of their capabilities and so they construct chants or mix potions and chemicals and things like that, dissolve this and dissolve that, very boring, very boring, very time-consuming; it can be done much quicker and much easier just by willing it.  Does that answer your question?

Questioner:  Yes.

The Council:  There is some, some fun, if we may use those terms, in having to go through all this ritualism to achieve things; it is entertaining, and also when you cannot achieve it, it provides a good excuse or a way out; you didn't have the right formula, you didn't have the right words.  Let us remember human nature.  Let us remember human nature.

Questioner:  But is man really wise enough to handle the gift of alchemy, I am thinking of the mythological story of King Midas where everything he touched turned to gold including his very loved daughter?

The Council:  Well, you know, what man is able to think, man is able to do; and many of these stories that you call stories or tales had their basis in truth.  Now, take that into consideration.  There are, how shall we put it, natural limitations of your own soul that will refuse to go beyond a certain limit, and also the respect for others at a soul level that will prevent too much unnatural situations to occur or what would be considered unnatural.

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