A few weeks ago, I revisited Session 5 February 2000, where an answer to Ark from the Cs included: "Look to stellar windows. Octagon, hexagon, pentagon." In a reply I posted some images of polygons as they appear in comon star constellations, like the Winter Hexagon, the Auriga Constellation (another hexagon), and the pentagon made up by some of the stars in the Orion constellation. Given that it was an answer to Ark, mathematical properties and tools with descriptive power will be involved and on a level that is removed from the shape of a constellation, but I was still fascinated by the discussion and the imagery. While writing the reply to the above session, I gathered other excerpts about windows, portals, and polygons, and since they did not fit, here we are and maybe the questions I wondered about will be solved, as the thread unfolds. This post moves from cosmic concept like stars to the level of atoms, molecules and their interactions.
For the initial context, here is the excerpt from Session 5 February 2000
Look to stellar windows. Octagon, hexagon, pentagon.
The interior of the sun is a window.
Session 4 March 1995
We have told you before that planets and stars are windows. And where does it go? - The windows? - The gravity.
Session 15 June 1996
Session 23 May 2020
In the following excerpt, there is an intriguing discussion, about water, space, ether and gravity.
Space is water? - Yes.
Water is the Google search of the universe. Yes.
Ether is the interface between information and manifestation. - Gravity "travels" on ether.
Session 6 February 2016
Session 16 September 2017
Structuring of water is good enough.
Session 30 January 2021
Does the hexagon of an ice crystal create a window?
To tie up this post in some way, water as a its solid ice crystal can be connected to a hexagon.
They go on to describe the formation of trigonal and cubic crystals, which can form from supercooled water in the upper atmosphere. Then they go on to say:
Here is an image of how the water molecules are typically arranged in an ice crystal.
Above the white balls are hydrogen, and the red oxygen. The interaction indicated by the "springs" is called a hydrogen bond. The Wiki explains:
Does the structure of the molecules into a hexagon create an additional window apart from those inherent in the atoms themselves?
If there is this effect could one say that it is synergistic, in the sense of being a combined effect of the windows of the participating atoms?
To be continued...
For the initial context, here is the excerpt from Session 5 February 2000
Look to stellar windows. Octagon, hexagon, pentagon.
Above, there was "Look to stellar windows." In this regard, what about the sun?
The interior of the sun is a window.
Session 4 March 1995
From the sun to other spherical cosmic objects and their property of being a window, but a window for what? And this is where gravity comes in.
We have told you before that planets and stars are windows. And where does it go? - The windows? - The gravity.
Session 15 June 1996
Regarding: "Gravity supersedes light speed." there was a further clarification, that gravity is not instantaneous, but supersedes the speed of light.
Session 23 May 2020
"Light is energy expression generated by gravity", and gravity has consciousness and travels faster than the speed of light. Could that mean that if there is a gravity wave associated with a supernova, then it would influence life on Earth before the actual light is detectable?
In the following excerpt, there is an intriguing discussion, about water, space, ether and gravity.
Space is water? - Yes.
Water is the Google search of the universe. Yes.
Ether is the interface between information and manifestation. - Gravity "travels" on ether.
Session 6 February 2016
Could mirrors be used or charged in a way to communicate with other people? Yes. - Does that mean the same could be said for water? Yes.
Session 16 September 2017
In the following session, there was more about water, which also has a question from Ark. In the answer they use the word, "structuring" which they also use in a later comment about water. In all the sessions to date, the word, structuring, only appears in this session. That is not to say there is a connection between what Ark ask about and what Pierre asked, but it is still noteworthy.
Structuring of water is good enough.
Session 30 January 2021
From the above excerpt, I am wondering if homeopathy with its shaking and dilution procedures is absolute necessity. Is it possible that one could so to say ask water to have a particular effect, as indicated in the session from Session 6 February 2016?
Does the hexagon of an ice crystal create a window?
To tie up this post in some way, water as a its solid ice crystal can be connected to a hexagon.
They go on to describe the formation of trigonal and cubic crystals, which can form from supercooled water in the upper atmosphere. Then they go on to say:
Here is an image of how the water molecules are typically arranged in an ice crystal.
Above the white balls are hydrogen, and the red oxygen. The interaction indicated by the "springs" is called a hydrogen bond. The Wiki explains:
Here is an image that presents the hydrogen bonds in relation to the liquid and solid phases of water:
Does the structure of the molecules into a hexagon create an additional window apart from those inherent in the atoms themselves?
If there is this effect could one say that it is synergistic, in the sense of being a combined effect of the windows of the participating atoms?
To be continued...
