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All is Number -- How the Ancient Ho Tu Numbers describe Genetics


20181212-All is Number

I have been hacking my way through an entire volume of  a Chemistry Journal, abbreviated “Struct Bond.”  The volume is 148, published in 2013 with the general title, “Chemistry By Number Theory.”

It is truly an amazing and revolutionary journal!  I might understand about half of it, but it has been well worth the read.  

The final paper in the journal is entitled, “All is Number.” (1).  It is a review and summary of the rest of the papers in that volume.  

Among the other wonders described by the authors, there is one particularly mysterious item;  About  4,000 years ago, a pattern of numbers was delivered to the Emperor of China “on the back of a dragon horse.”  These are known as the ‘Ho Tu Numbers.’ 
The peculiar patterning of the dots and the grouping of different areas provides some rather astonishing information.   The dots provide a map of the structure of DNA base pairs.  They also apparently represent a binary numbering system that gives rise to the I Ching, and describe human chromosomes.    Here is an image of  pages 174 and 175, which discuss this phenomenon.  Hopefully you can enlarge it enough to see the detailed image on page 175;


The obvious question—“How in the heck did information about genetics show up in China 4,000 years ago?”  I don’t know—but it is fascinating!

I have located and expanded the two references that Boeyens and Levendis cite in their article.  Full citations appear after the article citation;

1)      Boeyens JCA, Levendis DC.  All is Number.  Struct Bond 2013;148:162-178.

2)      Walter K.  The Tao of Chaos: Merging East and West.  1994, Kairos Center, Austin TX.  ISBN: 97818841178177.

3)      Boeyens JCA.  Number patterns in nature.  Cryst Eng 2003;6:167-185.

4)      Also of Interest—Double Bubble Universe—Website of Katya Walter;  https://www.katyawalter.com/

5)      Walter K.  The Universe is Alive and Well –  https://www.amazon.ca/Universe-Alive-Well-New-Organism/dp/1884178537/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid=1544683522&sr=8-10&keywords=walter%2C+katya

Describes the Universe as a conscious organism.  This is book 4 of a series.

Certainly a lot to think about here--



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