Chapter VI
human ovum have the same chromosomes, yet they differ in various ways, so the way
genes react must be dictated by external information that enters through the membrane
into the cytoplasm and the nucleus.
The vibrational potential between the parents resonates with the soul, which is exter-
nally present and interactive long before conception. It enters the embryo around the
49th day after fertilization. The fertilized egg shows (during the first 3 days) a process of
splitting, comparable to the earth axis shift that we described before in chapter V (see fig.
5.9). Three or four new axes are created during that time, bringing the number of cells to
about 16. This process is also described in the I Ching.Fig. 6.9 In Embryology this stage is called the Morula.
One gives rise to two, two gives rise to four, four to eight.The fertilized egg stores much of its information in the space and charge between the
inside and the outside. The inside is related to the woman’s energy and the Conception
Vessel. The outside holds the fathers’ energy and the Governing Vessel energy. The
Governing Vessel functions as a receiving station that picks up all external vibrations. The
Conception Vessel internalizes the information and acts as an internal transmission sys-
tem. In later development the male energy stays more in the vibrational field and gathers
around the nervous system and Governing Vessel.
The female energy gathers through the blood production system in the belly, organs,
and the Conception Vessel. The Governing Vessel is seen as the source of yang vessels,
the Conception Vessel as the source of yin vessels. Until day 16, the embryo consists of 2
layers: the ectoderm and endoderm. Around that time a third layer called the mesoderm
will materialize along the central axis of the embryo. The Chong Mo (invisible axis of the
cell) has been there all the time, but not in a manifested form. The Chong Mo creates the
connection between the Jing (sex potential) and the Shen (spiritual potential).Oneness Duality 5 Palaces/Elements
(4 + center)8 Directions
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