Before God created life on earth, He created the rhythms of life in heaven. The rhythms of life were created between the red-shift of red light and the blue-shift of blue light. That also means that the rhythms of life were created between the low frequency of red light and the high frequency of blue light.
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Red Light has a long wavelength, |
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Blue Light has a short wavelength, |
"And the foundation of the wall of the
city were garnished with all manner of precious stones.
The first foundation was jasper; the second, sapphire; the
third, chalcedony; the fourth, an emerald;” |
Jesus used the AMETHYST stone to symbolize the Ultra-Violet light that is produced by the red-shift and blue-shift of a star like the Sun. Because the AMETHYST stone was the final stone in the great wall, it also symbolized that the Creation of the Sun was the final step in creating the rhythms of life in heaven. This rhythm occurs at the speed of light. At the speed of light, a star expands into a red-shift to increase its mass of hydrogen, and, at the speed of light, it contracts into a blue-shift to fuse the increase mass of hydrogen into carbon and release solar energy. Thus the two shifts appear as one ultra-violet shift and thus Einstein’s formula E = MC2 (Energy = Mass x Speed of Light Squared).
It is important to note that Jesus understood these things 2,000 years before modern scientists began to understand them. This is also evidence that his eternal soul is forever a part of the rhythms of life. Thus we have the Purple Robe of Jesus, or the Ultra-Violet Robe of Jesus, the invisible black light behind the white light that appears (Matthew 17:2).
The pH of a solution is defined as the negative logarthm of the hydrogen ion concentration in moles per liter (as in molecules per liter). Thus the fomular is as follows: [H+] = 1 x 10 -7 mol/1. That simply means that pure water has a pH of - (-7), or 7. For at the magic number 7 (as in the Seven Spirits of God) pure water, as a pH solution, has the same number of hydrogen ions as hydroxide ions. Writing the exponent 7 is easier than writing a number like 0.0000001.
What is best way to observe the red and blue shifts in the body's pH balance as a reflections of the rhythms of life established by the red and blue shifts of the sun? The best way to observe these red and blue shifts is through the phenomena of acids turning blue litmus paper red, and bases turning red litmus paper blue. Thereby the red and blue shifts in the body's pH balance can be observed from the stomach's hydrochloric acids, which digest food, to the blood, which carries food to the cells, to other acidic and basic body fluids in and around the cells. Those body fluids include a base found in the blood and brain known as ammonia.
Basic ammonia is produced from the breakdown of the amino acids in proteins during the production of energy. It is also produced by DNA metabolism. Too much basic ammonia in the blood and brain becomes toxic waste, which in turn can produce coma. Therefore, basic ammonia is exacted from the blood and brain in the urea cycle. Thus urine can have a pH 0f 8, near being basic, to a pH of 4 1/2, nearer to being acid. The changes in urine, from being nearer to basic or nearer to acidic depends upon how much basic ammonia is neutralized or isolated to be extracted from the body. Therefore, from the red and blue shift from hydrochloric acid to basic ammonia, and all the red and blue shifts in between, it is clear that such rhythms of life do not only function to produce energy. They also function to remove toxic waste, as the sun removes toxic waste from within its primary red and blue shift in the form of solar flares. Yes, like man himself, the sun sometimes urinated on poor planet earth, Only in the case of the sun, the urinary fluid is called solar flare instead of pee.
Because DNA is the building-blocks of life in our physical and natural existence, the Rhythms of Life also exist in DNA between a red-shift and blue-shift. The two outer ribbons are made up of sugar-phosphate acid. Therefore, as an acid, they provide the red-shift. The ribbons are connected by four bases, which provide the blue-shift.
DNA contains four specific bases only: adenine (A), thymijne (T), quanine (G) and cytosine (C). The four bases only pair up in two ways: A with T, and G with C. Knowing the sequence of bases on one side (strand) of the molecule allows scientists to determine the sequence on the other side.
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