The Founder Story

How This Work Came To Be

Plasmanna was not launched. It was arrived at — through twelve years of plasma field research, high-altitude harvests in the Colorado Rockies, and a growing conviction that the unseen forces sustaining life are not mystical. They are measurable. This is Gabe's story.

01 /The Research

Twelve Years of Plasma Field Work

Over twelve years, Gabe explored plasma technologies, GANS synthesis, consciousness mapping, and Keylontic Science — building a framework that bridges emerging physics with ancient understandings of subtle energy. The work was not theoretical. It was hands-on, iterative, and grounded in the field.

Gabriel Dalglish — plasma field researcher, Plasmanna founder
Lab or field research photo
Colorado Rocky Mountains — San Luis Valley at dusk
02 /Place

Why the San Luis Valley

The San Luis Valley — Colorado's high desert basin, enclosed by 14,000-foot peaks — is where the research found its home and where shilajit forms in the high rock. This is not coincidence. The land shapes the work.

03 /Now

The Work Now

Plasmanna exists to restore harmony between humanity, nature, and the unseen forces that sustain life. The Shilajit GANS Elixir is the first product of that research — a convergence of high-altitude harvest, plasma field processing, and twelve years of field work distilled into a single bottle.

The approach integrates regenerative systems, decentralized energy technologies, and emerging plasma science with ancient wisdom and intuitive awareness — not as theory, but as daily practice. The work listens to the land, to the subtle fields, to what the research is actually asking to become.

The Founder

Who We Are

Gabriel Dalglish, founder of Eternal Life Consulting — plasma field researcher, San Luis Valley Colorado

Gabriel (Gabe) Dalglish

Founder

Over 12 years of plasma field research, GANS synthesis, consciousness mapping, and Keylontic Science — building a practice that bridges emerging physics with ancient wisdom of subtle energy in the San Luis Valley.