Earth Issues ~ The Good, Bad & the Ugly ~

It is interesting to take a quick look at the Periodic Table of Visual Elements.

The first element in the table of visual elements is hydrogen... this is what the sun burns and creates pure sunlight. This is the “Christ Light”! So first we have “light” or “fire”.

The second element is helium and we experience it as being light and floating.... and when inhaled raises our voices. Since our vocal chords are vibrational “tools”, they resonate and will improve or get scratchy and rough depending on the influential vibrations of the environment. Therefore, if we inhale helium our voices will be influenced by the gas and will rise in vibrational frequency. So, second, we have “gas” or “air”.

The third element is lithium, often used to elevate those individuals who are experiencing a “depression” with regard to brain activity. Third we have salt “crystal” or in its purification state, salt “water”.

The forth element is beryllium, A low-density, silvery metal that is alloyed in small amounts with copper and nickel to increase strength. The common ore from which it is derived is beryl; when this mineral contains traces of chromium, the result is emerald and this resonates with the throat. Forth we have “mineral” or “earth”.

The fifth element is boron and compounds are important in many industries, such as glass and detergent manufacture and agriculture. Pyrex glass is tough and heat resistant because of the boric acid used to make it. Boron is an essential mineral for plants but not animals. This resonates with the heart and thus we refer to a “heart of glass” or a “broken heart”. So fifth we have “mineral” or “earth” again in a “refined” form.

The sixth element is Carbon, and this becomes the first building block where life can be established and it resonates with the 3rd chakra, our “center” of our being, where our “belly button” is the first incoming nutritive source in utero. Carbon is also the basis of all life since it is part of DNA. The human body contains about 16 kilograms of carbon in one form or another. Carbon is also important environmentally as carbon dioxide; it makes up 350 parts per million of the atmosphere, and plants take it in as they grow. So sixth, we have the first ability to begin life, and where there is life present, there is “Spirit”.
So we can see Fire which needs Air, which needs moisture or Water, which needs Earth, which can to come together with another to create more, and that brings about Spirit!

The periodic table reflects the Earth’s cycles of symbiosis.
Carbon dioxide is also the gas formed when natural gas, oil and coal are burned. Carbon dioxide produced from the burning of petroleum and oil products has increased as we know. At the same time the rainforests that are the “lungs” of the Earth, have decreased and the imbalance between the carbon dioxide output and the oxygen content is becoming critical.

The carbon dioxide particles are becoming trapped in the stratospheres and are keeping the heat from the sun in, and because things are heating up so rapidly, whole bodies of water on the Earth’s surface are evaporating. There are more atmospheric “stirrings” as needed and created by nature in the way of hurricanes, tornadoes, siroccos, and destructive winter storms patterns, to “spin out” these toxic conditions.

The natural state of the Earth’s atmosphere as originally designed and created was that of gentle flow, and smooth exchanges of air currents, not unlike that we find with the trade winds in the Pacific Island chain …. warm, gentle air currents which keep the air mix moving appropriately and more fresh and “nourishing” for living beings.

In the past, lightening storms helped to discharge electricity in the air that was naturally occurring in nature. Now however, we have saturated the atmosphere so much with carbon emissions, magnetics, and static electricity creating massive water evaporation that we end up with global warming.

So, we have a nice list of conditions.... increased electro-magnetic fields and gravitational force downward, increased evaporation of water bodies, and extreme weather conditions; a dramatic rise in decreasing health conditions for all living beings, an increase in carbon dioxide and carbon particles in the air with a decrease of oxygen content, an increase in the electrical transmissions, charges and static in the air and an overall increase in global temperatures…. sounds like the perfect makings for a “bomb”!