Pyramid geometry: universal solid & building block of all molecular and cellular structures

The pyramid is a universal shape and one of the building blocks of nature; the 51 degree, 51 minute, 14.3 second base angle pyramid (octahedron, 8 sided pyramid) is the shape of the carbon atom in the red blood cell, the iron atom in the body. The solid pyramid shaped carbon atom is one of the universal combinations of all molecular and cellular structures. In 1928, two time noble prize winner (Nobel Laureate for Chemistry & Peace) Linus Pauling startled chemists when announcing he could use the field of quantum mechanics to explain the long-standing question of why a carbon atom with four bonds forms a pyramid shape. The human body has a lot in common with pyramid structure and Phi. The pyramid principle states that all matter can be changed into flesh by energy crystallization into amino acids and proteins utilizing the carbon atom (pyramid) as the key building block. In reality we humans are composed of three gasses: oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen and one solid; carbon (pyramid). The body is composed of 3 gasses: Oxygen; 65% + /- body mass (it animates, the animation factor).

Hydrogen; 9% +/- body mass (consciousness). Nitrogen; 3% +/- body mass (builds proteins forming hormones, body tissue). The body's composition of solids: Carbon; 18% +/- body mass (universal building block of all molecular and cellular structures). Macro minerals; 4.99% +/- (metabolic functions, sensations, thoughts etc..)

Trace minerals; 0.01% +/- (intuition, REM sleep).

To make a long story short; when this 52 (rounded off) degree slanted, 4 sided or 8 sided pyramid geometry is introduced into the auric field of the body, it augments the integrity of the body. It provides consciousness to the newly forming cells which are reproducing at the rate of 50 to 90 million cells per second. This geometry stabilizes and sanctifies our local environments, so that our DNA can focus on higher vibratory rates to move human consciousness on its upward evolution cycle course around the Pleiades.

Sat Nam