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EPISODE · Jun 8, 2014 · 9 MIN

14 Microcosm of the Macrocosm

from Where Health Lies · host Don Tolman: The Whole Food Medicine Man

Continuation from Episode 13… 200 years ago the nights sky was the greatest show in town, everybody went out to watch the night time show, to see Meteors and the Comets that they knew were coming, they talked about them and wrote about them for Thousands of Years Venus the goddess of Love and Warmth, only transits the sun twice every 100 years in a position that we can see her do it Don's working with some of the foundation members and they are developing a little Scope to use to look at Venus Crossing the Sun  Mercury transits the Sun 13 times every 100 years Why is it that these Ancient people believed that there was as much Infinite Space inside as their is outside  Their is more space inside of a single cell in relative size of particles of matter than their is in the distance of the Earth to the Sun The Ocean represents 70% of the Earth, therefore Fruit and Vegetables are 70% Phytologic Salt Water or Plant Sodium water based containers. Our Bodies are also 70% Salt Water The Ancient Egyptians found Particles of matter and there relative size, referred to as the 'ntr' meaning the seed of the seed, the 'ntr' is the unique identity of an individual

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