Tuesday, 8 January 2013

Map 516 Body Parts of DNA Codons

 
All Four Corners of The Elements

Chest, Sexual Organs

CCC,CCT,CCA,CCG*
Box 1
Chest, Heart and
Spine

CTC,CTT,CTA,CTG
Box 2
Head, Sexual
Organs

TCC,TCT,TCA*,TCG
Box 3
Head, Heart &
Spine

TTC,TTT,TTA,TTG
Box 4
Chest, Intestines

]CAC,CAT,CAA,CAG
Box 5
Chest – Kidneys

CGC,CGT,CGA,CGG*
Box 6
Head, Intestines

TAC,TAT,TAA,TAG
Box 7
Head, Kidneys

TGC,TGT,TGA*,TGG
Box 8
Neck, Sexual
Organs

ACC,ACT*ACA,ACG
Box 9
Neck,
Heart & Spine

ATC,ATT,ATA,ATG
Box 10
Central Nervous
System, Sexual Organs

GCC*,GCT,GCA,GCG
Box 11
Central Nervous System, Heart & Spine

GTC,GTT,GTA,GTG
Box 12
Neck, Intestines


AAC,AAT,
AAA,AAG
Box 13
Neck, Kidneys


AGC,AGT*,AGA,
AGG
Box 14
Central Nervous System, Intestines

GAC,GAT,
GAA,GAG
Box 15
Central Nervous System, Kidneys

GGC*,GGT,GGA,
GGG
Box 16

These are the positions of all 64 hexagrams. Showing the connections between the first and second letters and areas or elements of the charts.

C
T
A
G

Letter three connects as follows.

CCC,CTC,CAC,CGC
TCC,TTC,TAC,TGC
ACC, ATC,AAC,AGC
GCC,GTC,GAC,GGC*
Feet
Box 1
CCT,CTT,CAT,CGT
TCT,TTT,TAT,TGT
ACT*,ATT,AAT,AGT*
GCT,GTT,GAT,GGT
Liver
Box 2
CCA,CTA,CAA,CGA
TCA,TTA,TAA,TGA*
ACA,ATA,AAAA,AGA
GCA,GTA,GAA,GGA
Skeleton
Box 3
CCG*,CTG,CAG,CGG
TCG,TTG,TAG,TGG
ACG,ATG,AAG,AGG,
GCG,GTG,GAG,GGG
Circulation
Box 4



Observations

Box 1 is associated with box 1, 2,5 and 6 through the chest area.

Boxes 3,4,7 and 8 are associated with the head.
Boxes 9, 10, 13 and 14 are associated with the neck.
Boxes 11, 12, 15 and 16 are associated via the central nervous system.
This pattern seems to be from all first letters C.T.G.A.

Box 1 is associated with Box 3, Box 9 and box 11 via sexual reproductive organs. This pattern is associated with the third letter pattern shown below but can also be seen working here in the number two letter position.

Box 2, 4, 10 and 12 are connected through the heart and spine.

Box 5, 7, 13, and 15 are connected through intestines.

Box 6, 8,14 and 16 are connected through kidneys.


I wonder what these observations might bring.

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