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Elixir Position

A fifth position on alchemy held by Wellby and others—though a decidedly minority one—held that the alchemists had indeed effected transmutation of metals, created the elixir of life, and achieved other medical feats. Some believed that the adept achieved the spiritual and psychic power to transmute metals using only mental energy. Members of the Alchemical Society, including Waite, generally dismissed this idea (Journal of the Alchemical Society 1913a, 32). [Pg.59]

The elixir will be ready in one hundred days. If you ingest one ounce of it, you will become an immortal. If you do not yet wish to leave the world, and want to become an Immortal of Earth [dixian) or an Immortal of Water (shuixian), merely perform the purification practices and observe the interdictions for one hundred days. If [instead] you intend to rise to heaven, ingest it after you abstain from cereals for one year. If you ingest half an ounce, you will live a long life free from death. The ten thousand injuries and the hundred poisons will not harm you. You will be able to support your family and hold an official position all your wishes will become true, and nothing will be interdicted. Later, if you wish to rise to heaven, you can accomplish the purification practices and observe the interdictions, ingest an ounce, and fly away as an immortal. (Baopu zi, 4.82-83)... [Pg.115]

The isoxazolyl penicillins are highly lipophilic and therefore do not penetrate the Gram-negative bacterial cell wall. They are classified as narrow-spectmm penicillins stable to Gram-positive (3-lactamases. These penicillins can be administered orally because of their stability in acid. Members of this class of antibiotics are preferred for treatment of staphylococcal infections of the skin and soft tissue. The isoxazolyl penicillins are prepared as sodium salts and available as capsules, intramuscular and slow intravenous infusions, elixirs and symps. [Pg.454]


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