PAPER 104

CEDOMIL VUGRINCIC, M.D., Ph.D.
July 2011

“The Word of God is Love. The enactment of the Word of God is service to your brothers

and sisters. Truly, if the Word of God is actively resident within your life, the Fruits of Spirit

are being produced in your life through the Service of Love.”

Solonia, tml 5/2004

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SOLAR MULTI-DIMENSIONALITIES – The Human Vortex

CHROMOSOMAL DOUBLE HELIX GENERGETICS

The reader should be at this point acquainted with the existence of the genergetic Male and Female PUMA vortex enantiomers (mirror images) in which the directional flows of energies in Male (M) and Female (F) enantiomeric vortex spirals is complementary as presented in Pictures 1-3.

Male (M) Female (F)

P1

P2

P3

Pictures 1-3. Dominant energy flows in Male and Female vortex spirals

The spiral energy flows in the Male and Female respective enantiomeric vortex subunits M(My,Mx) and F(Fy,Fx) is presented in Picture 4.

Male Female

My Fy

Mx Fx

P4 M(My,Mx) F(Fy,Fx)

The dominant energy spiral flows in the main Male and Female PUMA vortices and the spiral flows in their respective hemi-spheric vortex sub-units when presented together appear as in Pictures 5&6.

Male Female

My Fy

Mx Fx

P5 M(My,Mx) F(Fy,Fx)

Male Female

My Fy

Mx Fx

P6 M(My,Mx) F(Fy,Fx)

Each hemi-spheric PUMA vortex sub-unit spiral of the My, Mx and Fy, Fx enantiomeric pairs have a longer and shorter arm. Longer arm extends from the PUMA sub-unit heart center to the boundary of the PUMA nuclear spindle while a shorter arm comes off the sub-subunit. (Pictures 7 A-C)

Male Female

My Fy

7A

7B

Mx Fx

M(My,Mx) F(Fy,Fx)

The chromosomal enantiomeric (mirror image) chromatids (P 7A & 7B) touch each other at distal end between long and short arms. This place is called - centromere (P8A -2). Centromere is a region of a chromosome where enantiomeric sister chromatids join into the double chromosomal structure (7A & 7B à8A).

P 8A

The function of the centromere is to attach itself to microtubule of a spindle vortex cytoskeleton during the cellular division (mitosis or meiosis). (P 8B)

P 8B

The centromere is the place where kinetochore (8C) formation takes place. Kinetochore serves as the anchor point for centromeric attachment to the spindle vortex microtubule required for the electro-magnetic separation of the chromosomes toward the vortex spindle centrioles during cellular mitosis.

8C

Picture 8C. Kinetochore shown as the crystallized solenoid

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”Let us behold the Light, that through the forgiveness, finds its way into the great darkness

of this world. Perceive the Light in all your brothers and sisters by fully forgiving each other,

because it is only then that you will see their Light, know the higher Truth, and achieve the

happiness of Brotherhood.”

Michael of Nebadon, tml 5/2004