On the Spectral Design of the Universe

by Lee Duane FitzSimmons

The current list of spectral colors first created by Newton and now endorsed by Western science is wrong. It always has been wrong and will always continue to be wrong. It tries to line up the colors of the spectrum with the seven alchemical metals, and it fails horribly. Unless the spectrum and its colors are properly understood and aligned correctly with the alchemical septenary, humanity will continue to remain ignorant about the fundamental aspects of the basic design pattern that occurs continually throughout the universe.
                                                               
First, the correct alignment will be presented. All colors of light can be achieved with red, green, and blue. When these colors are combined, they create white. All of the colors of pigment can be achieved with yellow, cyan, and magenta. When these colors are combined, they create black. When black and white are combined, they produce grey. Thus, there are nine colors to go with the nine heavenly bodies of the solar system when the two planets (Uranus and Neptune) that are not easily visible to the naked eye are included. There are also two biological locations on the human anatomy below the root chakra that correspond with these two planets, and they can be classified as "pseudo-chakras."

Thus, the most brilliant light is white light and this color can be paired with the sun, which is the most brilliant light of the solar system. Once this vital connection has been established, the other colors can be easily linked to the other eight pairs of heavenly bodies and chakras (including the two extra planets and pseudo-chakras). Violet, blue, cyan, green, yellow, red, black, and grey can be linked to Mercury, Venus, Terra, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune, respectively. Once this correct alignment of colors has been perceived, the basic design pattern of the alchemical septenary can be understood in a much better fashion that allows for a far more complete and rational cognition of the universe as a whole.

Therefore, the flaws of the past must be discarded so that this vital knowledge can be fathomed and more efficiently distributed to all. This knowledge is important to every single person currently living on this planet. This knowledge should be easily accessible to every single member of humanity.

This knowledge is humanity.

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