A world is most dense at its centre and least dense at its periphery...
The iron massed around the centre of the Earth provides this planet
with a lasting stability of form and motion. The gases floating free
above its solid and liquid surfaces register subtle changes in the
universe beyond Earth's body, and so enable its recognition and response...
It happens in the long story of every planet that major changes come
through the larger celestial cycles. These are formed by the orbital
movements of the larger celestial bodies to which each planet innately
belongs... Each planet's atmosphere senses and interprets the wider
changes that come with the planet's orbit around its local sun, the
sun's orbit around its galaxy, the galaxy's orbit around its cluster,
and the cluster's orbit around the universal core. Information about
all these cycles is communicated vibrationally to a planet's atmosphere
from the vast realms beyond it, and imprinted on the vibrations of
its gaseous molecules... A planet's upper atmosphere is its organ of
celestial orientation.
By inhaling the air that circulates through the planetary atmosphere,
all breathing forms on the surface of the planet are coordinated on
a vibrational basis with the celestial clockworks and the evolutionary
unfoldment they administer. In the very act of breathing does every
respiring form of life know the current status of universal development!
