Different breeds of human

Different breeds of human,

All over the world there is set trends of certain characteristics in people that show up time and time again, having traveled a fair bit of the world i have seen this for myself, and have been informed by people that have moved around the country a lot growing up that they’ve seen this to be true in England as well, many people don’t notice it but in this blog i aim to open your eyes to the possibility and give you the basic knowledge of how you can (with a set level degree of certainty, it can be seen as an inexact science based on what i will say but believe me, there are people who can look at a person and tell you their blood line just by physical appearance.)

There are 3 MAIN characteristics present in man kind, tall strong people, short stocky people, and average height, slight build, very intelligent people, these three traits can be linked to three main types of the british inhabitants that colonized our island from other parts of the world in the early history of our country,

Firstly, the tall strong stocky characteristics have their roots with the Vikings, or the angalo-saxons, that invaded England from the Netherlands (not saying this is the order of colonization, this is just the way I’ve chosen to go about doing this) they Vikings were used to living in the flat regions of the Netherlands, which were not very easily defended, so they had to develop to become big strong meat heads that could stand their own in arm to arm combat, and rough enough to withstand the wild animals and the other environmental capacities of their environment.

Secondly, the short stocky characteristics, who have very dense bones for their size, have their roots in the Mongolian ancestry, where they used to ride horses to gain the rule over their very large lands, and are also known as the hunnic empire (i’m sure most readers will have heard of Attila the hun, one of the most ruthless and feared hunnic leaders of his time) they were developed and bred to be the strongest, angriest type of people, hence their successful  conquests across the world, this is also where the short temper personality trait descends from, however it has also been coupled with the Viking temper so this is heavily debated.

Finally, of the 3 main traits, is the average (by todays standard) build but very agile and intelligent celts, who originated in France, Belgium, Switzerland the parts of the Netherlands and Germany , they weren’t gifted with superior strength, or big bodies, they had superior intelligence, and lived atop hills, which were easier to defend tactically, so unlike the other 2 main traits, they were bred for their mental ability, the ones who had the more tactisious (not sure that’s a word, but tactically minded) brains  were more likely to survive against the incoming waves off assaults on their land (even the romans struggled to shift the celts, they were seen as savages purely because when they fought in the open, they understood their disadvantages,  so had to throw everything they could to defend their settlements, however if they could take the battle to a hill, or a forest, their agile abilities would give them a distinct advantage.

So those are the basic 3 that define England’s population, they are the most obvious to note just on first impressions, obviously over the years we have out bred into these different bloodlines and they have been mixed together (hence really strong clever people, or really dense boned meat heads) and over time we have split down into smaller and smaller divisions until it’s got to the stage now, where we all look very different to each other due to the difference in our genetic blood line, however, while this CAN be seen as a very good thing, increasing genetic diversity decreases the likelihood of genetic diseases,  and over the years certain characteristics have paired up in the right quantities to bring about an obvious difference between people of the same species (now a days, prejudice towards these other people is known as racism, however, originally it was seen as no different to “we hate you because you’re not from round here” , but some of the original greatness of these traits has been lost (we rarely get the 7 foot giants of Vikings nower days, or the truly TRULY dense bones of Mongolians, but it does happen, in certain lines, these traits repeat themselves.

There are many different blood lines in the world, but a lot of them incorporate those 3 traits as they were the 3 main inhabitants of England, and during the British Empire we were successful in colonizing most of the world thus spreading this genetic connection almost world wild.

If you apply these things to yourself and your friends and family around you, it is possible to work out what blood lie your ancestors are from, but bear in mind the dilution effect of out breeding and the other variants from different original settlers across the world

As with all these posts this is just my interpretation of things i’ve been informed on, or seen with my own eyes and looked into, other opinions are welcome but providing they are open minded to discussion 

Liam

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Flower of life part 2 nature and structures

Intended to do this tomorrow, but i'm in carlisle, and there's fuck all else to do, so:

My last post finished off talking about the platonic solids and the historical shapes found in the simple flower of life, and the expanded version.

Now i am going to move on to look at the ratios and mathematical constants that can be found within the flower of life, which was first re discovered (wasn't mentioned in my last post, but the Mayans, the Egyptians and many other ancient civilizations knew about the flower of life and its potential, but that's another topic (watch the video on my last post if you're interested in the true history of this symbolic pattern)

In the late 12th, early 13th lived Leonardo Fibonacci, whom was an Italian mathematician, he introduced the "Hindu-Arabic number system" (which we now call the "decimal system") he was well known for many texts that he either published himself, or contributed to, but as far as the flower of life goes, the most important subject Fibonacci contributed to the world was his "Fibonacci sequence" which is actually a very simple sequence where you add the previous two numbers in the list together to form the next (1,2,3,5,8,13 (there's 13 again), 21, 34, 55 ... etc.. however, if you divide any number in the Fibonacci sequence by the number previous to it (such as 55/34) the answer is close to 1.61803, this is known as the golden ratio (or the Phi ratio), and the further away you go from the origin, the nearer you get to this magic number,  1/1 = 1, 2/1 = 2 , 3/2 = 1.5, 5/3 = 1.666, 8/5 = 1.6, 13/8 = 1.625 , 21/13 = 1.6154 etc. no matter how long you continue this sequence, however, you will never quite reach phi, always oscillating from above, to below phi. 

One of the most significant activities that combines the sacred geometry and the Fibonacci sequence is the production of the "golden mean spiral"

The Golden mean was used to aid the design of sacred buildings in ancient  architecture so PRODUCE spiritual energy that aided connectivity with the spiritual realms through prayer, the reality we exist in is very structured, and life is even more structured, this is shown throughout nature in the forms of geometry, geometry is the very basics of our reality, these are always present in our world, the golden mean governs the proportionality of  our world and can be found in what seem to be the most proportion-less living forms.

There are uncountable examples of sacred geometry and golden mean geometry in nature and matter (didn't i just say it governs everything? it does, therefore, uncountable) but some of the clearest examples are:

All types of crystals, both naturally formed and grown by man.

The hexagonal geometry of snowflakes

creatures with logarithmic spiral patterns (snail shells, and various shellfish)

Birds and flying insects, all display clear golden mean proportions in bodies and wings
The geometric molecular and atomic matters evident in all metals

The way a tree branches out so all its branches receive sunlight.

However, one of the most significant (to life anyway) but less obvious example of the golden ratio is in Deoxyribonucleic Acid or DNA the foundation and guiding mechanism of ALL living organisms on earth (and, if there is life out there, it stands to reason this ratio applies to alien DNA to, even if the building blocks (amino acids, phosphorus and nucleotide bases) are different, it can be assumed the structure will still be based on this golden ratio.

The understanding of geometry as an underlying part of our existence, however, dates back way beyond the time of Fibonacci, the golden mean and many other forms of geometry can be seen embedded in many of the oldest, most ancient  structures that still exist to this day, the oldest, and most significant, is the Great pyramid of giza, the height of the pyramid is in Phi ratio to its base, the geometry in this particular structure, is more accurate than that found in today's modern buildings.  (another very interesting example is in the parthenon in greece, search "NOVA: secrets of the Parthenon" on youtube to learn more, some of the stuff they find is amazing!)

phi present in the Great pyramid of Giza 

This gives reason to why spiritually significant shapes are pyramids and hemisphere (like that found on a mosque) these particular shapes are energy emitters, they are geometric shapes that produce a type of penetrating energy known as "negative green" ,and act like a radio waves that carry sound information, the vibrationional quality of the golden mean gives these religious buildings very strong communicating properties,  which aid resonance with higher realms in prayer. Religion doesn't seem so full of crap anymore does it?

  

This golden ratio can be seen everywhere in nature, look at your hand, excluding the thumb, each finger consists of 4 bones, not only does each finger have its own ratio moving up the finger, which is Phi to the next bone, but it oscillates back and forth from the tallest finger to the thumb, again, at this ratio, another coincidence? or more proof of design? This relationship is not just found in your hand either! It is all over your body, moving up the arms and legs, in your face, throughout your entire body!

The greeks understood this ratio in the human design and applied it to their art, they were very precise about this, and you can see when the romans took over greece, the perfection of the statues produced completely disappeared, why? not because the romans weren't good artists, but because they didn't understand the Phi ratio!  you can look up more examples of the Phi ratio in nature (in butterflies is definitely one to look at)

Thats all for now, next time i plan to look at the effects of the golden ratio, Fibonacci and how they relate to music!

Read the flower of life part 1                                                                            Read the flower of life part 3