The 9 Octaves
An attempt at constructing the 9 octaves of our existance.
Notice: this is my attempt to figure out how Dr. Russell constructed the Nine Octave Periodic Table. This is 'in process', meaning it is a study under way and subject to peer review. Which is what I hope you guys will consider sharing your opinions about. This page will be a continual work in progress. Do not take this page as fact. It is only a first attempt at an explanation of construction. Please post all comments concerning this under "The 9 Octaves" in the Forum.
Above: Here is the Inertia line and the wave with octave lines in place.
Above: The first 3 Octaves and element markers.
Above: Construction based on the Universal Mathematics.
Above: Construction based on the Universal Mathematics. This diagram shows construction of the 10 octaves. Keep in mind that only the first half of the 10th. octave is included in the 9 octaves.
Above: Construction based on the Universal Mathematics. This is the first 3 octaves.
Above: The Foci points (probably not the correct term) for placement of the element positions.
The 9 Octaves and another way of looking at the Periodic Table of Elements.
"These are the dimensions which, when known and measured will make man master in that he will be able to evolve, or devolve, or transmute, or synthesize the elements at will." - Walter Russell - The Universal One
When measurements of tonal positions are made possible and correlated to plane, color, temperature and other dimensions, a higher and more complex chemical analysis than that of to-day will be made possible.
The simple, modern chemical analysis of a grain of wheat will not allow a synthesis which will enable one to produce the same substance. The more complex chemical analysis of all of the dimensions which enter into that grain of wheat will make it possible to reproduce exactly that substance even to the retaining all of its attributes. - Walter Russell - The Universal One
These dimensions are characterized by one outstanding peculiarity common to all of them, an orderly periodicity.
A big thanks to Matt Presti for sending this revised chart.
Reference:The Universal One, page 12 - Reprinted with the permission of Philosophy.org