Tuesday, 19 September 2017

Contents of DNA and it's Elements

Each letter of DNA contains Hydrogen/fire/orange...Nitrogen/air yellow.... Oxygen/water blue ... Carbon/earth green ... in varying measures....

C - Water - Oxygen - Cytosine  - Blue ..... contains... 13 parts the smallest of the letters. 
G - Air/tree - Nitrogen - Guanine - Yellow - contains... 16 parts the largest of the letters.
T - Fire - Hydrogen - Thymine - Orange - contains... 15 parts the same as A does.









A - Earth - Carbon - Adenine -  Green - contains - 15 parts the same as T does.      

                 
From the above we can work out that each codon of DNA contains a different quantity of the elements as shown here. So the lightest of all codons has to be CCC because that contains 
13 + 13 + 13 = 39 parts.  GGG is the heaviest of all codons with 16 + 16 + 16 = 48  parts a huge difference of 9 parts. My own codon TGC contains 15 + 16 + 13 = 44 parts medium amongst largest and smallest. 

Fire contains the most water and it also contains the most fire. Earth and Air contain equal amounts of fire, air and earth but A Earth  has no water at all but Air has one water. . . . And so on you can work out if your a light weight or a heavy weight yourselves by using the above patterns. 

Let's take Einstein......March 1879 gives him a Nine Star Ki of 4/7/2 which is DNA code TGA which is an alert as it creates the same codon top and bottom......

T = 15 + G = 16 + A = 15 = 46......... so quite a heavy weight.

CTT = 13 + 15 + 15= 43........ GCC = 16 + 13 + 13 = 42  and so on variations on a theme of DNA. Enjoy x 

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