Humunculi

[nick atkinson]

In alchemy a humunculus is the result of a human transmutation, when an alchemist attempts to bring someone back to life. The alchemist can collect every single component of the human body down to the last 3% of protein inan eyelash however every attempted
transmutation will fail in that the result will be a nearly formless mass barely alive and will not live past a day or so. "Human kind can not gain anything without first giving something in return, that is Alchemy's first law of equivalent exchange." The equivalent exchange
needed for such a transmutation can go as far as an entire human body. This transmutation fails because of one defining factor, the fact
that a soul can not be created nor can it be
retrieved nor reattached to a phisical body.
When the alchemist fails the result can be
sustained by means of a red stone, or a false
Philosophers Stone. This will create a
humunculus which will take the form of the
dead. Can such a thing be created?

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Hail Satan Lord Undeniable!!!!

 

[adamalkemis]

ok...ehm....how to bring this to you...
Alchemy in the world of fullmetal alchemist *coughs* is nothing like real alchemy.
I hate to be a dreamcrusher, and I'm not sure a so called homunculus could be made with any mean (maybe something else can make it) but dude, first look at real alchemic texts (alchemy : the black art, I recommend it) before you use an anime-series as your base of knowledge (although it is a really good series, and you could use it to learn about minerals, it helped me pass my chemistry class)

hail satan and the gods of old!

 

[zealruneheart]

Was this a serious post, or are you trying to mock us with fictional content from "Full-Metal Alchemist" ?

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "nick atkinson" <bender_dragon_666@... wrote:

In alchemy a humunculus is the result of a human transmutation, when an alchemist attempts to bring someone back to life. The alchemist can collect every single component of the human body down to the last 3% of protein inan eyelash however every attempted
transmutation will fail in that the result will be a nearly formless mass barely alive and will not live past a day or so. "Human kind can not gain anything without first giving something in return, that is Alchemy's first law of equivalent exchange." The equivalent exchange
needed for such a transmutation can go as far as an entire human body. This transmutation fails because of one defining factor, the fact
that a soul can not be created nor can it be
retrieved nor reattached to a phisical body.
When the alchemist fails the result can be
sustained by means of a red stone, or a false
Philosophers Stone. This will create a
humunculus which will take the form of the
dead. Can such a thing be created?

----------
Hail Satan Lord Undeniable!!!!

 

[Niko1]

Looks to me like you've been watching WAY too much Full Metal Alchemist.


I suggest you look up some PDF files on the advanced meditation egroups and study up some REAL spiritual alchemy.

-Hail Satan!

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "nick atkinson" <bender_dragon_666@... wrote:

In alchemy a humunculus is the result of a human transmutation, when an alchemist attempts to bring someone back to life. The alchemist can collect every single component of the human body down to the last 3% of protein inan eyelash however every attempted
transmutation will fail in that the result will be a nearly formless mass barely alive and will not live past a day or so. "Human kind can not gain anything without first giving something in return, that is Alchemy's first law of equivalent exchange." The equivalent exchange
needed for such a transmutation can go as far as an entire human body. This transmutation fails because of one defining factor, the fact
that a soul can not be created nor can it be
retrieved nor reattached to a phisical body.
When the alchemist fails the result can be
sustained by means of a red stone, or a false
Philosophers Stone. This will create a
humunculus which will take the form of the
dead. Can such a thing be created?

----------
Hail Satan Lord Undeniable!!!!

 

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--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "nick atkinson" <bender_dragon_666@... wrote:

In alchemy a humunculus is the result of a human transmutation, when an alchemist attempts to bring someone back to life. The alchemist can collect every single component of the human body down to the last 3% of protein inan eyelash however every attempted
transmutation will fail in that the result will be a nearly formless mass barely alive and will not live past a day or so. "Human kind can not gain anything without first giving something in return, that is Alchemy's first law of equivalent exchange." The equivalent exchange
needed for such a transmutation can go as far as an entire human body. This transmutation fails because of one defining factor, the fact
that a soul can not be created nor can it be
retrieved nor reattached to a phisical body.
When the alchemist fails the result can be
sustained by means of a red stone, or a false
Philosophers Stone. This will create a
humunculus which will take the form of the
dead. Can such a thing be created?

----------
Hail Satan Lord Undeniable!!!!

I dont know about anyone else around here..... but im getting a serious full metal alchemist vibe off this post....... xD
but seriously to answer your question, no a philosophers stone cannot be created possibly because it is too advantanced a formula to physically create that and of course it practically shatters the laws of physics.... i'd sugest that you read up on and study the life of Nicolas Flamel a french alchemist who repotedly created a philosphers stone and posiibly is still alive today.
hope this helps
Hail Enki
Fiach

 

[Allison Passino]

Hey, that doesn't mean it is not possible, if one had enough power.

----- Original Message ----- From: Niko To: [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url] Sent: Sunday, July 19, 2009 9:28 AM Subject: [JoyofSatan666] Re: Humunculi
  Looks to me like you've been watching WAY too much Full Metal Alchemist.

I suggest you look up some PDF files on the advanced meditation egroups and study up some REAL spiritual alchemy.

-Hail Satan!

--- In JoyofSatan666@ yahoogroups. com, "nick atkinson" <bender_dragon_ 666@... wrote:

In alchemy a humunculus is the result of a human transmutation, when an alchemist attempts to bring someone back to life. The alchemist can collect every single component of the human body down to the last 3% of protein inan eyelash however every attempted
transmutation will fail in that the result will be a nearly formless mass barely alive and will not live past a day or so. "Human kind can not gain anything without first giving something in return, that is Alchemy's first law of equivalent exchange." The equivalent exchange
needed for such a transmutation can go as far as an entire human body. This transmutation fails because of one defining factor, the fact
that a soul can not be created nor can it be
retrieved nor reattached to a phisical body.
When the alchemist fails the result can be
sustained by means of a red stone, or a false
Philosophers Stone. This will create a
humunculus which will take the form of the
dead. Can such a thing be created?

----------
Hail Satan Lord Undeniable!! !!

 

[nick atkinson]

yes its a serious question and i no full well its from FMA but everythning has a link to satanism in soeway and I'd just like to no if it's real or not. yes or no without an assanine tone would be beautiful

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Hail Satan Lord Undeniable!!!!

------Original Message------
From: zealruneheart <gundragon@...
To: <[url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url]
Date: Sun, Jul 19, 2009 03:42 PM
Subject: [JoyofSatan666] Re: Humunculi

Was this a serious post, or are you trying to mock us with fictional content from "Full-Metal Alchemist" ?

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "nick atkinson" <bender_dragon_666@.. wrote:

In alchemy a humunculus is the result of a human transmutation, when an alchemist attempts to bring someone back to life. The alchemist can collect every single component of the human body down to the last 3% of protein inan eyelash however every attempted
transmutation will fail in that the result will be a nearly formless mass barely alive and will not live past a day or so. "Human kind can not gain anything without first giving something in return, that is Alchemy's first law of equivalent exchange." The equivalent exchange
needed for such a transmutation can go as far as an entire human body. This transmutation fails because of one defining factor, the fact
that a soul can not be created nor can it be
retrieved nor reattached to a phisical body.
When the alchemist fails the result can be
sustained by means of a red stone, or a false
Philosophers Stone. This will create a
humunculus which will take the form of the
dead. Can such a thing be created?

----------
Hail Satan Lord Undeniable!!!!

 

[nick atkinson]

thank you fiach for your civil response. least some1 ateempts to give an answer istead of be ing rude =(

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Hail Satan Lord Undeniable!!!!

------Original Message------
From: fiachfannacht@... <eoghanvk@...
To: <[url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url]
Date: Sun, Jul 19, 2009 03:52 PM
Subject: [JoyofSatan666] Re: Humunculi

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "nick atkinson" <bender_dragon_666@.. wrote:

In alchemy a humunculus is the result of a human transmutation, when an alchemist attempts to bring someone back to life. The alchemist can collect every single component of the human body down to the last 3% of protein inan eyelash however every attempted
transmutation will fail in that the result will be a nearly formless mass barely alive and will not live past a day or so. "Human kind can not gain anything without first giving something in return, that is Alchemy's first law of equivalent exchange." The equivalent exchange
needed for such a transmutation can go as far as an entire human body. This transmutation fails because of one defining factor, the fact
that a soul can not be created nor can it be
retrieved nor reattached to a phisical body.
When the alchemist fails the result can be
sustained by means of a red stone, or a false
Philosophers Stone. This will create a
humunculus which will take the form of the
dead. Can such a thing be created?

----------
Hail Satan Lord Undeniable!!!!


I dont know about anyone else around here..... but im getting a serious full metal alchemist vibe off this post....... xD
but seriously to answer your question, no a philosophers stone cannot be created possibly because it is too advantanced a formula to physically create that and of course it practically shatters the laws of physics.... i'd sugest that you read up on and study the life of Nicolas Flamel a french alchemist who repotedly created a philosphers stone and posiibly is still alive today.
hope this helps
Hail Enki
Fiach