THE OM: 8 (9, 10, 11) 12

The Om: 8 (9, 10, 11) 12

The rotation of the Earth relative to the suns thermal influence, the central pull of its gravity, the northern and southern vortex, promote equilibration within the sphere, where the environment literally “pushes” a equalisation upon its own resistance. Allowing it to sustain a perfect balance of all its influences and variable factors.

Distortions are caused within the equilibria by shifting variables such as the heat of the suns thermal influence relative to the cold of night on the opposing side of the torus.

This causes small N-shaped torsion displacements in the equalised atmosphere. Similar to ripples that would appear in the pages of a book if you were to push the middle of the page upward against its binding. With that page you would feel pressure on the bottom pulling hard against the binding, which in-turn gives you a pocket of slack on the opposing top side of the page.

This is the perfect example for the relationship between things such as:

Light and Sound.
Magnetism and Gravity.
Growth and Aging.

The exceeding and its partnership with a perfectly balanced ‘anchoring’ receding. Which is not only the balance of itself, but is also the cause and effect of both itself, and it’s opposing balance.

The position of our bodies and ‘self’ relative to the forward propensities of our world cause outward expansions of “Growth” within the environment. Counter to this, our position relative to the self-opposing and balancing equilibria pulling back on these forward propensities, cause inward expansions which translate to a condensed increase in cellular complexity. The complexity of the sub-cellular structure increases to its maximum potential, essentially ‘filling’ the cellular construct from the inside out. This process eventually becomes perceivable as changes to the body and its appearance which we refer to as “Aging”.

When opposing torsion displacements ‘Ni’ and ‘Ne’ combine it causes a reaction named “Nine” which is also symbolised by the number 9.

The combination of the two opposing parts equalise in a microcosmic comparative of the larger parent equilibrium to form “Om”, symbolised by the number 10.

The reaction and combination process of Om also creates and releases a relative ‘N’ offset. This is opposite and comparable to the displacement ‘pull’ caused by the Om from the parent equilibria.

If you were to use Nitrogen Isotopes to give example; if the Om was created by two 14N coming together, then it would also eject a 15N. This promotes excitation and continued, subsequent secondary reaction processes.

The 0 in 10 represents the balanced ‘Om’ reaction, whilst the 1 represents the unbalanced reaction, which is symbolised as being ejected from the number 9.

The ejected ‘unbalanced’ reactions then seek out their countenance and balance within their own Om reaction, which once again produces a secondary ejected reaction.

If you were to use Nitrogen Isotopes to give example; if the Om was created by balancing two opposing ‘unbalances’, such as 12N and 16N, their reaction would eject a ‘rebalanced’ 14N.

This reaction is symbolised by the number 11.

9, 10, 11.

Om which is created by the combination of two equal and ‘balanced’ N (such as the combination of two 14N using Nitrogen Isotopes as example) spin ‘counter’ to its macrocosm equilibria at 6 times the relative speed, which gives it the appearance of having 1 whole ‘forward’ spin. Whilst remaining relatively stationary compared to the parent equilibria.

Om which are created by the combination of two countering ‘unbalanced’ N (such as the combination of 12N and 16N using Nitrogen Isotopes as example) spin at a relatively similar rate to Om created from a balanced pair, except that they do not sit relatively stationary compared to the parent equilibria. They move with it at a offset which echoes the offset of their pairings initial imbalance.

The ejected secondary reactions work in the same way. With the balanced ejecta remaining relatively still, whilst the imbalanced ejecta moves forward relative to the parent equilibria.

The result is a reaction field which is both pushing and ‘surging’ forward against the parent equilibria, and resisting and ‘dragging’ against it.

The balanced Om which are resisting or dragging against the parent then rebalance themselves within ‘the stream’ of the parent equilibria when a contrary piece of N ejecta attaches itself parasitically to the Om.

Oms are essentially a torus, with phase conjunction vortices running through the middle which allows the filling, emptying, equalisation, contraction and expansion of the sphere.

A ‘N’ distortion forms to one of the ‘pole’ vorticies of the Om, increasing or decreasing it’s momentum potential within the ‘stream’ of the parent equilibria. When it attaches, the imbalance caused the balanced sphere of the Om to redistribute its equilibria to account for the imbalance.

The polar imbalance creates a pentagon shaped ‘ring’ around the centre of the Om sphere between the poles.

5 focus points which are slightly off-set to each side of centre in a zig-zag pattern. The first and last of these 5 points sit next to each other on the same (upper) side of this zig-zag from the centre.

These two point are then balanced by a 6^th point on the bottom underside of the Oms parasitic attachment.

As the Om torus and it’s attachment have a forward pull relative to the parent equilibria, we do not perceive the full dimensions of this form, which we refer to as CARBON.

When two of these carbon which are spinning (surging) in opposite directions within the parent equilibria converge, the centrifugal force of their counter-resistance to the others contrary spin forms a bond between the pairs upper vortices. The focus point on the bottom of each N ‘attachment to the Om are pulled inwards towards the centre of the convergence. The pentagon ring of 5 points around the centre of the Oms sphere is then pulled down to close in around the bottom ‘pole’ which has been pulled up inside the sphere.

The result is that these 5 points become the new ‘poles’ on each side of the Oms sphere while all the former ‘poles’ are pulled in to the spheres centre and distributed outwards to fill the Om.

The compression and centrifugal forces continue to push the Om inwards on itself, filling itself, until it reaches equilibration.

The result is Hydra.

Or what we refer to as water.

The combination of the “Carbon” attachment Oms to create water, also creates a relative electrical concentration and discharge equal to the amount of water created. Which arcs outwards evenly in all directions from the sphere of the created water.

Electrical discharge from the creation of water, such as what is seen in rain and lightning. Hydros.