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cles of the slower wave), both waves synchronously pass through the
zero point from the same direction.
The illusion of matter only occurs in the nodes. This is true on each
level, ranging from entities as small as subatomic particles to those
as large as clusters of galaxies. The shells of electrons and the orbits
of planets are nodes in a cosmic symphony of energetic waves. Let
us now investigate this illusion of matter a little further.
2.1 The Illusion of Matter
Again, both waves have a shared null point in the middle.
The figure below shows the third harmonic ratio, which is 3:4, the
ratio of the quart. After four cycles of the faster wave (and three cycles
of the slower wave), both waves synchronously pass through the
zero point.
The shared null point in the middle is also present in this third harmonic
ratio.
Each of these three harmonic ratios repeatingly create three nodes:
one at the beginning, one in the middle, and one at the end.
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Wholly Science – Understanding the Process of Creation
In trying to understand what matter really is, universities started to
look for the smallest building blocks of these shadows. In the quest
to find these elementary pellets, university scholars first found molecules.
A molecule is the smallest particle that still possesses all the
characteristic features of the whole.
Next, the division of molecules resulted in even smaller particles,
called atoms. For instance, a water molecule consists of two hydrogen
atoms and one oxygen atom.
For a long time, modern science thought atoms were the most
elementary units. The word atom means ‘indivisible’. This meaning
however, turned out to be inappropriate, since a further division of
atoms resulted in a nucleus of protons and neutrons surrounded by
orbiting electrons. Later, modern science also discovered antimatter,
consisting of positrons (which are anti-electrons), antiprotons and
antineutrons.
The journey inwards did not stop at the level of protons, neutrons
and electrons. On stepping further down the road of finding the
(hard) core of matter, the division of these three subatomic particles
resulted in quarks. In total, modern science has identified six types
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