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Graphene itself can be synthesized from glucose and hydrocarbons, and graphene oxide has been reduced by breast cancer cells. As well, life seems to have begun with biogenic graphite. Graphite is grayish-black in color, and graphene is either black or transparent. The concept of panspermia emerged in the early 19th century, but the specific flavor of the theory I'm advocating emerged in the middle 20th century with Timothy Leary. His book 'Exo-psychology' is the ontological basis of my argument, with 'The Game of Life' being the secondary source. Readers are advised to read both front to cover to fully appreciate this essay.

The two colors of graphene are relevant. HP Lovecraft wrote about Shoggoth's in 'At the Mountains of Madness,' describing them as black in color. Supposedly, the Elder Things - aliens from outer space - created the Shoggoths's as living tools, and life on Earth was a degenerate form of the Shoggoth's. This story can't be discounted as fantasy, as Lovecraft was inspired by his dreams and study of science - 'At the Mountains of Madness' is filled with descriptions of geology, the mountains and rocks themselves being characters who tell the story by being described. In 'The Rats in the Walls,' Lovecraft reveals his genetic memory further, where he describes the ancient worship of Cybele - a goddess served by castrated priests.
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Decades later, Michael Harner wrote of seeing 'black specks' that fell from the sky after smoking 5-MeO-DMT. He says that they were running from something, and created life on Earth as a hiding place. Up-close, the specks were revealed to be 'dragon-like.' Harald Kautz-Vella today speaks of 'black goo,' which is described as a 'seed' from another star containing the remnants of 'spider type beings.' The goal of this black goo is, according to Kautz-Vella, to 'unpack' itself and provide bodies for 'Archonic beings' to 'hook' into.

A Star Seed, in New Age parlance, refers to a human body inhabited and piloted by a consciousness that insists on an extra-terrestrial identity. I use dissociated and objectifying terminology to express the subjective perspective of such a belief. This is Timothy Leary's definiton of 'post-larval.' Star Seeds are said to come and go, and a mission on Earth is implicit. This would seem to be the black goo that Kautz-Vella is talking about, their true age and relationship to life on Earth revealed by Harner and Lovecraft. Again, however, Leary revealed a more adult perspective; you are them. The monsters, he tells us, are ourselves in the future.

But if that's the case, how can they also be in the past - in other words, the present? Leary explains that they're inside of us - they exist in rustic houses, surrounded by rolling green hills, under amber suns that perpetually sit just above the horizon. The polygons of the nitrogenous bases are the rooms of the house, the green fields are the deoxyribose or ribose sugar, and the phosphate group is the never setting sun. Or any of innumerable other glammers fairyland can take. The ancestors have vast tracts of land, and live lifes surprisingly similar to our own but sweeter, and without pain. The ancestors are the black goo. The monsters of the future rest unexpressed in our DNA - you carry within your genitals the Ubermensch.
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Evolution has been the conscious, intelligent management of the biosphere. The beings in charge of this process relate to it as if they were industrial chemists working for Dow-DuPont chemical. You're an intended, though transitory byproduct of this metabolism, which revolves around the reception, synthesis, and transmission of DNA-RNA, and which has immortal gods as it's end point. Your body is 'hooked' into your 'Archonic' self - you reside with the nucleus of the cell, and your true identity is this Archonic self.

This is frighteningly Vedic, and reveals the stark reality of the hypothesis. Vedic gods are defined by their expression through avatars. A distinct inhumanity surrounds them, and the 'Enjoyment body' is the ultimate expression of this inhumanity. Vedic cosmology is cyclic, starting with the Satya yuga and ending wifh the Kali yuga. The long life spans and godlike powers of the Satya yuga are the result of the technology of the Kali yuga, which is only beginning. Humans supposedly become shorter in stature during the Kali yuga, and their lifespans become shorter. I suggest that this can be interpreted as a trend toward neoteny, and that the shorter lifespans refer to the time spent as unmodified human beings. This may seem like I'm grasping at straws, but consider the mummies of Egypt, and the practice of Sokushinbutsu among East Asian Vajrayana practioners. Within the Dharmic religions, cremation symbolizes non-attachment. To refuse cremation, while also going to great efforts to preserve the body and identify with a deity, is clearly an attempt to manifest the Sambhogakaya - to live beyond the human lifespan as a modified human. And the manner in which this additional life is obtained is by molecular transmutation of the body - mummification. Finally, faking your own death is intregral to certain Daoist techniques of immortality.
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>Your body is 'hooked' into your 'Archonic' self
Its not an archon, some people are born with Jinn souls, who use bodies like cars, and pass from body to body.
The attempts at immortality, such as mummification, were done by beings aware of their nature as Jinn, and were using sorcery to and a ritual connection to the Jinn, to transfer their consciousness intact into the Jinn universe.
Biological immortality isn't really what is important to Jinn, or to Sorcery. Sorcery basically creates a willed manifestation of oneself as a virtual inorganic being that extends its own existence beyond the death of its biological form.
Most Jinn born don't become sorcerers. The Jinn don't really care about their human personality, and just discard that part of themselves when they die. The sorcerers, nagualists, do attempt to retain their humanity. Some of them anyway. Some sorcerers found that other life forms were more suited to their goals than human life forms, such as trees, insects, jaguars, etc. These forms of animal shamanism helped the sorcerers stabilize their dreaming consciousness into another realm. Some of them did various things to prevent themselves from reincarnating.
Recently, I witnessed a being take its biological skeleton, and immerse the skeleton in a blue/green liquid, which formed itself into a body around the skeleton. That being was bringing its old self back to life as a lich. Another being, simpy operated its own skeleton, and avoided that process. It didn't seem to want that particular treatment of its old bodily self.
These were seen as a dream, from a noncorporeal vantage point, ie I had personal form, but my awareness was watching the spirits who moved their old forms in this way.
Dna really isn't the end all be all to immortal life. You as a spirit, and your development of your awareness as such, has a far greater impact. You don't need to keep around a physical copy of your memories, if you experienced them from your spiritual body.
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>Biological immortality isn't really what is important to Jinn, or to Sorcery. Sorcery basically creates a willed manifestation of oneself as a virtual inorganic being

I saw that myself and I rejected it. My analysis is monomaniacal.

>The sorcerers, nagualists, do attempt to retain their humanity. Some of them anyway. Some sorcerers found that other life forms were more suited to their goals than human life forms, such as trees, insects, jaguars, etc

What I remember was a society in Indonesia and New Guinea called Mu. We mummified the bodies in such a way that the brain didn't die, but enter a near-death state. Massive mutagenesis and carcinogenesis caused by toxins turned the brain into a tumor, which soon mutated to thrive in the soma statue.

The statue has a mechanical transmission which the tumor grew into and proceeded to control. This allowed the Soma mummy to control and power it's body. Since the organs were included, some small level of glucose metabolism could occur and the muscular control of the transmission could continue. Photo-receptive cells could grow into eye sockets, etc.

>Dna really isn't the end all be all to immortal life. You as a spirit, and your development of your awareness as such, has a far greater impact. You don't need to keep around a physical copy of your memories, if you experienced them from your spiritual body

true. It's an attachment. You built up a life and an ecological context, and you want to continue that kind of life and that ecological context.

As an example, I want to continue to be born white. The white body I have must reproduce to assure future white bodies exist. But more than anything, obtaining a 'Soma body' is my most important goal.
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>I want to continue to be born white

dare i say, based