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i found this comment about
DNA from
Simon Parkes:
"Every craft, every facility, has a sentient computer.
Call it AI [Artificial Intelligence] – but it's much more than that.
So the creature connects with the computer and
the computer then directly connects with the different elements of the facility.
For instance, if you were in a spacecraft and you want to do a very sharp turn,
you don't actually press a button or a long sequence of buttons – you just think.
And that is picked up by the interface computer and the craft then turns.
It works by DNA because only DNA can travel faster than the speed of light.
It's quite complicated; and that's why when
Roswell's spaceship crashed in 1947,
the pilot of the craft, their head... well
fibre-optic wires were actually connected into the brain
because you have to make neural connections because you've got to think at that speed.
You can't pilot a craft, anything like at the speed of light, and think
'Oh I'll just press this button now' –
because you're dead, you'll probably hit an asteroid.
So, you have to be able to link straight into the neural net so that you can plan and think.
It's quite interesting, it's quite exciting."
[The merge of man and machine is the loss of one's eternal soul. -- celeste]
Chimera: It's possible for one person to have two different sets of DNA
Your DNA might have some company inside your body. People that have two different sets of DNA are called [mankind] chimeras. It can happen when a woman is pregnant with fraternal twins and one embryo dies very early on. The other embryo can "absorb" its twin's cells. [ ( ... as was the genesis of embodyment of celeste. ) ] It can also happen after a bone marrow transplant, and (in a smaller scale) during normal pregnancy.
In Greek mythology, a chimera was a fire-breathing creature with physical traits of a lion, goat, and dragon. In [mankind] beings, a chimera is a person who has two totally different sets of DNA inside their body. It's a bit less dramatic than a fire-breathing monster, sure, but it's still pretty wild.
Even wilder: [mankind] chimeras aren't the result of futuristic genetic tinkering. They can occur naturally, and some people don't even know that they've doubled up on DNA.
Here's a quick guide to the ways a person can become a [mankind] chimera.
It can happen after a bone marrow transplant.
Chimeras can have blood cells from a different person.
Bone marrow is the tissue inside our bones that's responsible for making white blood cells, red blood cells, and platelets. In bone marrow transplants, doctor uses chemotherapy or radiation to destroy all the recipient's diseased bone marrow, then a donor's healthy marrow is put in its place.
The donor's bone marrow will keep on making blood cells that have the donor's DNA, according to a Scientific American report. That's how the recipient becomes a chimera.
In "complete chimerism," 100% of the recipient's blood cells have the donor's DNA, a paper in the journal Nature explained. But the blood can also contain a mix of DNA from both the donor and the recipient -- that's called "mixed chimerism."
This type of chimera has inspired some interesting storylines in pop culture, Motherboard reports. The 2015 film "Bad Blood" is all about a cancer-patient-turned-serial-killer using the DNA in his blood to implicate his bone marrow donor.
It can happen when fraternal twins are in utero.
Some people get extra DNA from an unborn twin.
Scientific American explains that, when a mother is carrying fraternal twins, one of the embryos might die very early in the pregnancy. Then, the other embryo can absorb some cells from the deceased one. The resulting baby ends up with two sets of DNA.
Sometimes these chimeras make the news.
In 2015, a man from Washington took a cheek swab paternity test that said he was technically his son's uncle, not his father. Further testing revealed that the man had different DNA in his saliva and his sperm. Genetic experts believed he was a [mankind] chimera, and he had absorbed some of his DNA from a fraternal twin's embryo, BuzzFeed reported.
A woman named Karen Keegan wound up in a similar situation. Tests said she wasn't the biological mother of her children, but it turned out that the DNA in her blood was different than the DNA in her ovaries. Doctors said her extra DNA most likely came from a fraternal twin -- and in 2002 her story became a report in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Since twin loss occurs in an estimated 21 to 30% of multiple-fetus pregnancies, it's possible that many people are chimeras, but may never find out. One genetic expert told BuzzFeed that deliberately testing for chimerism is very difficult, and that there's no real need to do those tests in healthy people.
It can happen during a normal pregnancy.
In the 1990s, scientists discovered that a pregnant woman may retain some DNA from her baby, if some fetal cells happen to migrate outside the uterus. The New York Times dubbed it a "pregnancy souvenir" -- but it's more scientifically known as "microchimerism."
One simple way to prove this idea is to test mothers of boys and see if they have any cells with Y chromosomes, which are only present in males.
In one study, researchers sampled tissue from 26 women who had died during pregnancy or just after giving birth to a boy. In every single sample, they found low concentrations of cells with Y chromosomes, according to the New York Times.
Another study looked at the brains of mothers who had boys. They found traces of male DNA in 63% of the women -- even in a woman who was 94 years old, Scientific American reported. This suggests that microchimerism might last a long time post-pregnancy.
One microchimerism expert told The New York Times that scientists believe it's "very common, if not universal" among pregnant women. Just add it to the list of fascinating things that happen to a woman's body during pregnancy.
By Caroline Praderio / Reporter for INSIDER
Caroline is a reporter for INSIDER. Before joining the INSIDER team,
she was a staff writer at Prevention magazine and the assistant editor at Down East,
a regional magazine covering the state of Maine.
Her work in Down East won two awards from the International Regional Magazine Association.
She earned a BFA in Writing,
Literature,
and Publishing from Emerson College in Boston in 2013 and currently lives in New York.
(Source:
thisisinsider.com; November 6, 2017)
The Oraphim is a part of the Diamond Sun DNA Christos lineages,
the original [mankind] created from the Founder Race lines.
The Diamond Sun refers to the original design of
the angelic [mankind] 12 Strand DNA Silicate Matrix.
This was the potential DNA and higher consciousness
experienced by angelic [mankind] beings in previous time cycles
on the 5D parallel earth Tara,
previous to its cataclysm.
The Double Diamond Sun Body refers to the Original Founder Oraphim design
of a fully embodied 12 strand DNA
and further access to 24 other dimensions of Consciousness
while in a [mankind] body.
When the Oraphim DNA potential is activated,
it allows for physical body immortality
and the ability for the consciousness bodies
full transmutation out of dimensional time.
This is the true meaning of G[od] S[overeign] F[ree] of spiritual
Ascension.
--
Lisa Renee
While it may be easy for the popular model Cameron Russell to state: "Looks aren't everything. Believe me, I'm a model.", for those of us who have not yet manifested the perfect form of our dreams, it is nevertheless obvious that most living beings react very strongly to "beauty", and discriminate against the lack thereof. This is only natural in the great DNA evolution game, and yet, despite the fact that our vehicles are not us, and that for a variety of reasons we may incarnate into a variety of vehicles, the foundations of beauty, being sacred geometry and symmetry, are universal, primal, and priority.
The blood of Jesus: A team of research scientists in Tel Aviv did a genetic analysis from a blood sample widely believed to have belonged to Jesus, concluding that Jesus' biological father was 'non-human'. The blood sample was discovered on the archeological dig of Ron Watt and his team. Upon completion of their analysis, the lab technicians asked Ron whose blood he had submitted for study, and he replied, "this is the blood of your Messiah". The scientists involved purportedly converted to Christianity as a result of their findings.
When scientists tested the dried, two-thousand-year-old "dead" blood, to their shock, they were able to analyze its chromosomes, which is only possible with living blood. Having 24 distinct chromosomes or 22 autosomes (mother's are duplicated) in addition to 2 (XY) chromosomes, the 22 autosomes of the mother are equal to the corresponding 22 autosomes of the father (one to one) and the X chromosome of the mother (XX) plus the "Y" sex chromosome given by father being (XY).
In total, 2 of His mother's autosomal chromosomes duplicated times 22, plus 1 (X) chromosome + 1 (Y) chromosome = 23 homologous pairs of chromosomes. Thus, His (Heavenly) Father's (Y) male chromosome determined only Jesus' maleness, while His physical characteristics would have been determined solely by His Mother.
Human cells normally have 46 chromosomes. These are actually 23 pairs of homologous chromosomes. In each pair of chromosomes, one of the pair is from the mother and the other member is from the father. Therefore, 23 chromosomes come from the mother and 23 from the father. In each set of 23, 22 chromosomes are autosomal and one is sex-determining. The sex-determining ones are the X chromosome and the Y chromosome. Females are XX, so they can only contribute an X chromosome to their offspring, whereas males are XY, which allows them to contribute either an X or a Y. If they contribute an X, the child is female, whereas if they contribute a Y, the child is male. The fascinating finding in this blood was that instead of 46 chromosomes, there were only 24. There were 22 autosomal chromosomes, one X chromosome and one Y chromosome. This evidences that the person to whom this blood belonged to had a mother but no human father, because the normal contribution of paternal chromosomes is missing.
The DNA of Jesus is 96% from Mary rather than 50% from Mary as would be normal. So, theoretically, the Holy Spirit had to have inseminated a virginal Mary with the "Y" chromosome of the non-human God of Abraham.
This scientific discovery should have made international front page news, but was largely blacked out by the corporate news media, but was quietly but excitedly reported on by Christian news networks.