Golden Man

Mahdihassan, S. Alberuni s legend of golden man and its variants as traceable to Chinese alchemy. Sindhological Studs, no. 48 (Summer 1977) 25-31. 

Manly CJ, Hamer J, Louise-May S. The impact of informatics and computational chemistry on synthesis and screening. Drug Discov Today 2001 6 1101-10. Lambert CG. HelixTree Genetics Analysis Software. Golden Helix, Inc. 2005 http //www.goldenhelix.com. 

This then confiras the fact that NDELA penetrates the skin to act as an organ specific carcinogen as was also evident from the studies by Lijinsky jd on rats (25), from the reports by Edwards a on cosmetics in man (18) and from studies with Syrian golden hamsters in our laboratory (24). 

Suchten, Alexander von. "Concerning the true medicine of the most distinguished man, Alexander von Suchten." In A golden and blessed casket of Nature s marvels, ed. Benedictus Figulus, 50-56., 1893. 

New Orleans had changed dramatically since Rillieux s birth. Four hundred steamboats wheeled up and down the Mississippi River, and the city s population had multiplied six times. Crime was flourishing, and murders seemed to be everyday occurrences. In the golden age of New Orleans dueling, almost every white man in public life had fought at least one duel. Defending one s honor was a serious matter, and Rillieux s prickly pride may have reflected this part of his New Orleans heritage. 

Let me conclude this chapter with one more remark. When a man looks into a mirror, he sees therein reflected an image of himself. If, however, he try to touch it, he will find that it is not palpable, and that he has laid his hand upon the mirror only. In the same way, the spirit which must be evolved from this Matter is visible, but not palpable. This spirit is the root of the life of our bodies, and the Mercury of the Philosophers, from which is prepared the liquid water of our Art - the water which must once more receive a material form, and be rectified by means of certain purifying agents into the most perfect Medicine. For we begin with a firm and palpable body, which subsequently becomes a volatile spirit, and a golden water, without any conversion, from which our Sages derive their principle of life. Ultimately we obtain the indestructible medicine of human and metallic bodies,... 

ALEXANDER VON SUCHTEN Man, the best and most perfect of God s creatures. A more complete Exposition of this Medical Foundation for the less Experienced Student. (See BENEDICTUS FIGULUS A Golden and Blessed Casket of Nature s Marvels, translated by A. E. Waite, 1893, pp. 71 and 72.)... 

Yellow in any of man s [or woman s] vehicles always indicates intellectual capacity, but its shades vary and it may be complicated by the admixture of other hues. Generally speaking, it has a deeper and duller tint if the intellect is directed chiefly into lower channels, more especially if the objects are selfish. In the astral or mental body of the average man [or woman] it would show itself as yellow ochre, while pure intellect, devoted to the study of philosophy or mathematics, appears frequently to be golden, and this rises gradually to a beautiful clear and luminous lemon or primrose yellow when a powerful intellect is being employed absolutely unselfishly for the benefit of humanity. 

Mohr, U., H. Reznik-Schuller, G. Reznik, G. Grimmer, and J. Mis-feld, Investigations on the Carcinogenic Burden by Air Pollution in Man. XIV. Effects of Automobile Exhaust Condensate on the Syrian Golden Hamster Lung, Zentralbl. Bacteriol. Parasitenkd. Infectionshr. Hyg. Abt. Orig. Reihe. B, 163, 425-432 (1976). 

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