The Dogon Code: Part 3

We get down below that level, talk about the number of fundamental particles of matter. And science says, well, we know right now that there are more than 200 fundamental particles, we're not sure how many more. And experiments keep turning up more and more. And many of these particles exist for only a billionth of a second, and trying to detect them is pretty difficult. The doggon come out and say, they don't waffle at all. The doggon say they're 266 particles. And I said, OK, well, that's certainly in the ballpark of what science says. It's certainly a credible number given all the other symbols the doggon have. You get down below that. And science says that these particles are the result of vibrations of cosmic strings, which are the foundation of string theory, which is really an unproven theory right now, but the best candidate we have for how matters actually form. The reason that it's improved in is because we just can't examine anything that is so very small as a cosmic string. Possibly over the course of the next 15 or 20 years technology will catch up with it, where they can actually see what these things look like. But the doggon produce a drawing, very similar to the other ones they do, of what these cosmic strings look like. Science says they're loops. The doggon describe them actually as coils. It looked very much like a loop, but you see the decas you realize that it's actually coiled. And that brings us back to all the spiral coil references in the earlier mass. The vibrations of these, the very, the very kinds of vibrations of these quantum or cosmic strings, result in what we see as all the forces in all the particles matter. If you, at this point you have to switch from, from Stephen Hawking to Brian Green for discussion of a string theory that is, is presentable at a, you know, the level of a user like me, you know, a person who does is not highly scientific. Brian Green presents his book several different diagrams of typical vibration patterns in these cosmic strings. And one of those matches up with what the doggon say in a cosmic string theory. If you follow back through the doggon symbols, you realize they're taking the most obvious, where I was in touch, maybe to the symbols of trying to present it as an example. It's not the only example, but it's the put essential. So now you've got an equivalence between the vibration of quantum string and the strong of the doggon do, because actually a drawing that do a field drawing, then you may, they grow the sticks in the field, that at certain times are an ultra-cycane to produce this image that is very much like the vibration that it requires. Well, we were close, that the doggon themselves acquired this knowledge from ancient Thor, or can any event that there was a connection between the built-in crystallology and the Egyptian, so, scat and started looking for those connections found in very, very quickly. The connection to Nith is the mother goddess in Ancient Egypt. She is the one who, from the earliest references in Ancient Egypt, was said to be responsible for the creation of matter. She was said to a woven head on her shuttle, or with her shuttle. And the weaving references tie back to the doggon weaving references, they say that there's a spider who weaves matter. This spider is called data and data in the doggon language means mother, so you've got a link between the mother, Nith and the mother, spider, data. So, when you get to Nith, in order to understand what Nith's about, you really have to look at the lifts that make up for Egyptian, I would definitely, there are many different ways to spell out the name of the book. So, when you get to Nith, in order to understand what Nith's about, you really have to look at the lifts that make up for Egyptian, I would definitely. There are many different ways to spell out the book. It looks to me like some of the symbols of all over time, so that what started out in one form, and that one of the solid new forms of literature. Our name is written with a complex way that one of the strains of the second cells. Those two symbols are come from the words to weave. One of the symbols written with a symbol which is exactly one of the simple ways that one of the strains intersect themselves. The other spelling is written with another symbol that is exactly one of the ways quantum strains intersect themselves. So, you've got three very precise representations of quantum string diagrams or string theory diagrams. Use to write the name of Nith and how she forms matter. It pretty much a no-brainer that we've got to connect in here. The serpents that play pots are fundamental samples, symbols of many mythologies around the world. And part of the serpents line of these mythologies is playing a game with you. A lot like the TV show Password. They're trying to get you to say another word back. And so, when they're presenting you with spirited coil, spirited coil, spirited coil, or a serpent serpent serpent and playpot, playpot, playpot. They're trying to get you to say waves and particles. And as soon as you said waves and particles, then you're on the track of where you want to go to find the answer. I resisted saying waves and particles. I consciously resisted saying waves and particles for a number of years during my research, because I just didn't believe that a myth could be taking me there. I didn't believe that it could be leading me down the path of quantum a string theory. So you have to understand that each one of these symbols has multiple meanings depending on which storyline you're thinking about. And so they can take slightly altered forms depending on which storyline you're in. The symbol of Amazeg, when you're talking about the storyline of the structure of matter, looks almost exactly like what Stephen Hawking presents as a diagram of a blackboard, which is the closest thing we've got right now to what the M4 universe might have worked for. When you go to the reproductive side, Amazeg takes more of the shape of a womb, and so it's more rounded. It also connects to the symbol of the step pyramid in the pyramid, which can take two forms of flat top and a peak form. And so depending on which of these lines of symbolism you're discussing, the same symbol can have a slightly different shape. I think I came across some of the genetic reproduction symbols first, but because the structure of matter symbols has so much more depth to them, you can make a much stronger argument than they're talking about what you said. You follow in that path and follow in the reproductive path. I know that there are other researchers who have been actively trying to connect symbols of math to the details of reproduction. But there's not enough to be believable, you have to get it down to what I call self-evident comparisons between two things. The Chinese were right when they say pictures worth a thousand words. If you can get it down to where two things are self-evidently the same, it makes much harder for somebody to argue we knew that you're wrong. So from the structure of matter of side I could get to that point over and over and over again, whereas on the reproduction side, it depends on descriptions and less on drawing, so it's not a strong argument.