Organic Chemical Zodiac

Organic Chemical Zodiac. What’s that all about? Four elements comprise the zodiac being earth, air, fire and water. Since there are 12 zodiac signs, the four elements repeat themselves three times in circular fashion. What would happen if these elements were a cover or perhaps a code for carbon, nitrogen, hydrogen and oxygen? Perhaps an ancient and destroyed civilization found a unique way to preserve they lost knowledge. The purpose here is working out the system to encompass an organic chemical zodiac.

Hydrogen supports fire on stars, at least initially. Therefore the chemical element behind Fire is H1. Next, carbon compresses to form diamond- the hardest substance on Earth. Because of the hardness of diamond as it is the hardest substance on Earth, Earth = C6. Nitrogen makes up almost three quarters of our atmosphere. That makes N7 the substitute for the zodiac element of air. That makes air the code for nitrogen. Water represents oxygen as H20 iis a molecule of water, and its oxygen makes up the major part of its atomic weight: Two atoms of hydrogen have two protons while one atom of oxygen has 8 protons

(Our organic chemistry zodiac. Four elements, hydrogen, carbon, oxygen and nitrogen, are the major components of most organic compounds. Consequently, our understanding of organic chemistry must have, as a foundation, an appreciation of the electronic structure and properties of these elements.) Finally on our organic chemical zodiac, by atomic weight, water is mostly oxygen, H2O. Oxygen has an atomic weight of 16 while H2 only has a combined atomic weight of 2.

If someone is familiar with Hebraic gematria , doors of understanding start to open. Add the number of protons in theses four elements and you see they total twenty two: 1 + 6 + 7 + 8 =22. This twenty twenty repeats in circular fashion a total of three times. Thus, 3 x 22 = sixty-six. Noun גלגל (gilgal- 66) also refers to wheel of the zodiac.

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