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From the beginning of times, space became divided into very small proportions. And then they became added to one another on one to one bases, but their additions were limited to seven layers. And the first four layers (1,2,3, and 4) are subject to an inverse square of their numbers; Whereas the last three layers are subject to a reverse inverse square (4, 3, and 2 squares). And thus the seven layers amount to 59 equal spheres (space divisions). And each of these spheres can maximally accommodate one complete reality, or two semi complete realities. Consequently their extent is limited up to 118 realities, which relates directly to atoms and electrons, meaning that the maximum numbers of atoms-elements extend up to 118.
But in nature there are only 92 found in existence, while the other 26 of them have never been found
(with the exception that many of them have been artificially created). However they do exist, but their half-life is extremely short, and as a result, they disintegrate long before they ever reach the surface of a star or a planet. In fact these last 26 elements are even more important than the other 92, because without them there would be no light nor heat, and therefore no life would be possible. Because stars would have ever materialized, and therefore the universe would be in a total darkness, just as it was before its division.
And the key actor to all actions of the universe is the “neutron”.
Thus every mass, molecule, atom, particle, and even sub-particle are bound to the same conditions of division-subtraction, and addition-multiplication.
And since everything in the universe is divided into two equal halves, for this reason, even the word “universe” is derived from two such nouns, “unus” and “versus”. Which clearly means that someone knew the truth about the universe, or else he, or them would have never defined it in such manner.
The same is true about the word “Spirit” (breath), and about the north pole being defined as “septentrionalis”, which is yet another Latin word that pertain the truth within itself. And there are many more: Hence the ancients must have known the truth about the world, which we are merely trying to re-discover it once again what has been already known in the past.
But in nature there are only 92 found in existence, while the other 26 of them have never been found
(with the exception that many of them have been artificially created). However they do exist, but their half-life is extremely short, and as a result, they disintegrate long before they ever reach the surface of a star or a planet. In fact these last 26 elements are even more important than the other 92, because without them there would be no light nor heat, and therefore no life would be possible. Because stars would have ever materialized, and therefore the universe would be in a total darkness, just as it was before its division.
And the key actor to all actions of the universe is the “neutron”.
Thus every mass, molecule, atom, particle, and even sub-particle are bound to the same conditions of division-subtraction, and addition-multiplication.
And since everything in the universe is divided into two equal halves, for this reason, even the word “universe” is derived from two such nouns, “unus” and “versus”. Which clearly means that someone knew the truth about the universe, or else he, or them would have never defined it in such manner.
The same is true about the word “Spirit” (breath), and about the north pole being defined as “septentrionalis”, which is yet another Latin word that pertain the truth within itself. And there are many more: Hence the ancients must have known the truth about the world, which we are merely trying to re-discover it once again what has been already known in the past.