Phoenix Journal 208 - Four Winds 10

The frequencies and wave patterns of this virtual particle flux (Flux: the river of energy [virtual photons and
particles] filling what we call the vacuum or ether) interact and interfere with each other to create by
concentration what we call mass or matter. The different frequencies create different matter such as argon,
carbon, lead, or gold.
There are patterns to these frequencies. The basic patterns create what we call atoms. The patterns are
arranged in harmonics of octaves. There are believed to be ten octaves by some, nine octaves by others.
The pulsing frequency from the virtual or vacuum side of reality creates atoms, such as an atom of helium
(atomic mass 4.0). As the frequency increases, the helium becomes lithium (atomic mass 7.03), then
beryllium (9.1), then boron (11.0), then carbon (12.0), then nitrogen (14.04), then oxygen (16.0), then
fluorine (19). This completes one cycle of the octave; in this case the helium cycle is the fifth octave wave.
The Mendeleev Table of the Elements as presented in the textbooks is wrong. The Table of Nature is
actually arranged in a spiral.
The spiral in nature is illustrated in the spiral growth pattern of the nautilus sea shell. This is called the
Golden Section ratio in art, and in math is known as a graph of the Fibonacci number series.
The chaos of the random virtual particle flux, also known as the vacuum of space, is ordered by the Mind
of God into a basic pattern known as the Fibonacci spiral. Everything else that exists is created from this
basic spiral pattern. All of Creation is wave frequency/frequencies. All of Creation is in spirals.
THE DIVINE PROPORTION
The Divine Proportion, also called the Golden Mean or the Golden Section, is the division of a length so
that the smaller part is to the greater part as the greater part is the whole. In algebra this is expressed as
AP:AB = PB:AP
or
AP
AB
which will always equal approximately 0.618 (we say approximately because it is an irrational number, the
decimal places never end). This number 0.618 is called the Golden Number. For quick figuring such as
graphing and designing artwork, 5/8 is often used (which equals .625).
The Fibonacci series of numbers is:
0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233, 377, 610, 987, 1597, 2584, ....
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