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Thinking about this, mining as an act of transformation works through separation and purification. Material is not 'created' but rearranged. The spirit of the desired material is liberated from the dross. This seems straightforward in mining metal ore, but if you mine a boulder with no ore it seems impossible to extract metal from it. However, when you look at the fundamental differences between physical elements, it’s just arrangements of protons, which causes cascading effects for the rest of the material traits. This should be reflected in the spirit. And therefore, it may be possible through proper application of force to ‘purify’ one pure element from another pure element via separation and rearrangement. Nuclear physicists have been able to do this in very small amounts, which may serve as inspiration for the necessary ‘work’ to perform, but their method seems sloppy.
>If you were to actually transform one instance of copper into gold, that would mean the god of copper is now transformed into the god of gold.
So why is this being caused? The target is too high on the causal chain. Specifically: atemporal? So, to overcome, a temporal sphere should be targeted I think. Related to Work. Work is Force * Displacement. Displacement adds the temporal component and Force adds the value component. So, sourcing the energy and then programming the energy to perform the separations and rearrangements would be the formula. Performed in the etheric sphere?