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Life Energy Chart - Part 3: Theoretical in-depth study (Non essential part)


The void

What is energy? Energy can be perceived as a movement or as a deviation from an ideal state. The energy in the Universe takes on different expressions and mankind, at the time of writing, does not have full knowledge of all existing energies. In order to understand the nature of energies, one needs to have knowledge of empty space; vacuum. The void itself has a structure, a "geometry". Small spherical units, here called "Nol", together with small formless spatial units, "Nil", build up the matter-free vacuum. When the vacuum is in its ideal state, each Nol is at certain fixed distances from each other, on average the diameter of a Nol x 5 (seventh step is the return). This breaks down into three dimensions.

The universe has infinite extension, therefore it can, after all, be considered as finite in itself and thus the Nol do not dissipate, it does not thin out. The universe is in perfect balance and therefore there must be the same "quantity" of motion as there is of stillness. The energy that exists by necessity is given a completely natural frame of reference in the ideal vacuum (the void without motion). The existing energy interacts with itself and is continuously transformed into different forms. However, it is not the case that a certain energy form was "first on the scene", they were all there from "square one". And square one, for the Universe itself, never existed. Individual beings have a beginning and an end, but the Universe is God's highest embodiment; it was, it is and it will remain.
 

Energies of the Universe - An Overview


Core matter:

A photon that reaches a certain threshold energy can reach a critical state in its oscillation. The electric poles then split and go in different directions; they form two independent particles (the electron and the positron) with opposite charge and opposite spin. And from the fission energy also arise two sets of mini-particles; neutrinos. These neutrinos have a so-called "weak charge". Two of the weakly charged negative neutrinos attach permanently to the positive photon pole. Two of the weakly charged positive neutrinos attach permanently to the negative photon pole. But even a charged particle can oscillate and split into smaller parts. So-called "quarks" arise, which in certain combinations form the diversity of matter.

Neutrino Field:

When an electron and a positron are formed from a high-energy photon, two sets of neutrino pairs are also created from the fission energy. The neutrinos are like miniature versions of the larger charged particles. The electron attracts the (weakly) positive neutrinos, the positron attracts the (weakly) negative antineutrinos. An electron is always surrounded by two neutrinos, distributed in two different "energy shells" around the electron. Even neutrinos have vortex motions (spins) of Nol and Nil, because rectified (same spin direction) spins repel each other, the electron must place both of its neutrinos in different energy shells. All units in a system like this are arranged in a strict line (they lie in a row). They thus do not really resemble planets in a solar system, electromagnetic laws dominate.

Photons:

Does light consist of particles or waves? Light is particles that behave as waves in their movement. Such a light particle (photon) actually consists of a vortex movement between the Nol and Nil of the void. This vortex motion (spin) is double, Nol moves in one direction, Nil in the opposite direction. The vortex motion generates an area where Nol is in excess compared to vacuum and an area with Nil in excess compared to vacuum; the electric poles of the light wave. The rotating movement goes cyclically towards a minimum when the electric poles are at their strongest. At this position, the rotation reverses and goes in the other direction. When the rotation is instead at its maximum, the electric poles are completely extinguished. The switching between spins and poles keeps the photons alive.

Etherial Matter:

The Nol and Nil that build vacuum can "detach" from the vacuum web and form independent entities. In this state they are called "Nolites" or "Nilites". They each constitute only a fraction of a unit charge and thus interact only modestly with light and matter. However, they accumulate at the edge of electric particles (electrons, positrons, quarks) and form thin shells there. Nolites form shells around negative elementary particles, Nilites form shells around positive elementary particles. The number of Nolites that accumulate around, for example, the negative electron is not quantified (exactly ordered), they vary in number and are constantly replaced in connection with the movement of the electron. Etheric matter is like a lighter transparent copy of physical matter.

Electric fields:

A charged particle in space has an excess of previously mentioned Nol or Nil. This creates an imbalance in the ideal vacuum state. The surrounding vacuum, around the charged particle, however, immediately tries to compensate and equalize the situation by moving Nol or Nil so that a new equilibrium emerges. This new distribution of vacuum units around a charged particle is its electric field. The effect is purely mathematically of infinite extent but in practice the electric field has limited range. One can consider independent charged particles (plasma) as carriers of effective electric fields.

G-waves:

In the geometric vacuum described above, longitudinal waves can propagate. These waves permeate the Universe in all directions. Within each "size dimension" they form equilibrium states where a certain frequency is ubiquitous. This base frequency controls what we call "gravity", an attractive force between celestial bodies. A body in space that is at a certain distance from another body experiences a decrease in "wave intensity" in the direction of the other body. This they compensate by falling towards each other with an accelerating movement; gravity. The speed of propagation of G-waves exceeds the speed of light and the energy itself is conscious, it conveys "soul sensation", soul awareness.

 

Element theory - a poetic consideration

The old notion of the four elements is in practice a more light-hearted way of approaching the universal energies. However, in this energy diagram we need to add three more categories; clay, plasma and ether. The elements merge into one another in a clockwise movement. In another distribution, you see how a certain element develops from the two nearest elements. A hierarchical relationship can be observed if one considers the elements that are in opposition to each other. The element theory can be of some use if one wants to get a more vivid picture of how the universal energies "feel, taste and behave".


CLOCKWISE MOVEMENT

Earth/Metal - The physical matter, form and taste. The most tangible of all forms of matter. This first element is divided into two aspects; earth and metal. The movement begins with earth and ends with metal; the seventh step is the return! In purely symbolic terms, the earth is the cradle, from which all living things take shape and grow up. Earth creates conditions for the next element in the order, which is:

Clay - The malleable element. The bearer of feeling and experience. As energy, it is the neutrinos that adhere to matter. The element can produce anything and be useful in different contexts. From the clay the third element condenses, which is:

Water - The first of the wave-like elements, with G-waves being the second. Symbolizes vision and knowledge. The energy is photons, the carriers of light. The light is reflected against the matter and gives an image of the otherwise invisible form. The water transitions steplessly to the next element, which is:

Air - The element air is the light subtle counterpart of physical matter. The air conveys smell, which by extension also evokes the image. The energy consists of the simplest free units of the void, which create ethereal copies of the physical matter. From the air the next element manifests:

Fire/Plasma - Symbolizes hearing and emotions. The active energy consists of independent electric fields. The fire or plasma is the form of manifestation of the amorphous (formless) beings. The electric fields convey force, charge and the magnetic potential.

Ether - The second of the wavelike elements. In the dynamic void (ether), G-waves propagate at speeds far exceeding that of light. Bearer of balance/orientation as well as intuition and instinct. This element of consciousness is very close to matter and thus the circle of elements is closed.
 

THE HIERARCHY OF THE ELEMENTS

The Earth/Metal produces the Clay. The mud generates the water. The water produces the air. The air creates the fire/plasma. The plasma is dependent on the ether. The ether again generates the earth.

THE ORIGIN OF THE ELEMENTS

Earth/Metal occurs when the ether unites with the clay. Clay occurs when soil and water mix. Water occurs when the air dries the clay. Air is created when the fire boils the water. Fire/plasma is formed when the air reacts with the ether. Aether (waves) are generated when the fire/plasma heats the earth/metal.

THE SYMBOLS OF THE DIAGRAM

The 'hexagons' in the diagram represent the human senses. The squares represent different chakras. The list on the left stands for the grading points of the lines in the center of the diagram. This place is shared by all lines and needs to be presented separately.


The leading factor

The energy diagram describes the six fundamental forms of energy, six senses, six elements and by extension six chakras. But in the Universe an observing principle is also needed; "the one who beholds". To be able to use all forms of energy and sense their expression, something outside the world of the senses is required. This is the imperishable soul, which divides itself and perceives the world.

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