Abstract

Extending the foundational principles of the Electron–Mahiat Hypothesis, this study investigates the systemic architecture of intelligence networks across material and immaterial dimensions. We posit that primordial fermions acted as pre-big-bang architects "Intelligence Networks 1", establishing the primary blueprint for cosmic genesis, particle communication, and the emergence of matter and souls. Through holographic reflection and structural particle configuration, these primordial forces gave rise to the 118 chemical elements of the periodic table, conceptualized here as catalytic quantum clouds or "Intelligence Networks 2." By analyzing the interplay between fundamental particles, quantum wave dynamics, and atomic parameters, we demonstrate how molecular and atomic structures serve as physical conduits designed to support biological and spiritual evolution under universal causal laws.

"The interaction between the 12 fermions and 12 anti-fermions is the reason for the creation of all living things."

Consequently, the fundamental research questions arise:

A) Which primary fermions in the intangible dimension were involved in the composition to accomplish the task?

B) What constellations did the particles have in relation to one another in the material dimension?

As an actual material manifestation of the primordial electron's power, the electron possesses both the primordial plan (see Fig. 27) and specific creative capabilities. Consequently, an electron inherently knows at any time and in diverse situations what tasks must be performed and what requirements it must fulfill—with the aid of its companion entities—to accomplish specialized functions connected to the origin of the universe.

These tasks primarily involve the construction of the superintelligence networks from which both the material and immaterial dimensions were formed .According to the current state of science,. We call these compilations, in which the primordial fermions were personally involved before the Big Bang, "Intelligence Networks 1".

Based on contemporary science, the earthly chemical elements discovered to date consist of electrons, up quarks (quarks being fermions as well), and down quarks, given that all atoms are formed exclusively from these three particles. These particles serve, so to speak, as "holographic reflections" of the power wielded by the primordial fermions—namely, the elementary particles that constitute the intelligence networks. This is the reason why I call these networks "Intelligence Networks 2". 

It should be noted that all eleven companion fermions, much like the electron, possess a high degree of intelligence, with each particle inherently knowing its created purpose and operational methods. However, the wisdom of these particles is not comparable with each other. Only the electron (the electro-positron nexus) possesses access to the complete informational matrix (see Fig. 27), while the other particles hold fractional shares of this information commensurate with their rank. Their knowledge only corresponds to the tasks they have to do, therefore the 11 fermions have to cooperate with the electron (electropositron) in every respect.

In this case, being wiser means having more divine energy and knowledge. Such an extraordinary privilege automatically creates charisma, respect and veneration for these beings.

In the material dimension, examining the relative positions of the three fermions entails analyzing parameters such as angle, spatial area, distance, motion, and energy, which vary for each specific particle configuration. This results in a number of certain predefined properties that were provided in the master plan. The movements and rotations of each particle generate waves and frequencies that function as distinct specialized codes. These codes constitute a specific particle language through which the entities communicate, thereby executing a sophisticated form of information exchange. Fundamentally, instructions addressing what must be done under prevailing conditions are issued by the electron, enabling the participating up-quark and down-quark to determine their precise structural positions and parameters. The number of particles that must be involved in an action is determined by the electropositron (electron) (with a few exceptions, such as protons and neutrons). As already mentioned, an electron contains all information about the intended templates, which have to be generated over an incredibly long period of time. These templates act as puzzle building blocks that correspond, inter alia, to today's 118 chemical elements.

From the entirety of the templates, which correspond to segment 1 of the first energy wave, the electron reads the first template, which is important for our planet. This can be hydrogen (H), for example. For this template to be generated, an electron must attract a baryon that consists of two up-quarks and one down-quark. This baryon is a so-called proton.

In this context, we have to know that the baryons were present as the independent templates in segment 1 of the first wave, but not a quark. This explains why an individual quark cannot exist in a free, isolated state.

The specific angle, the space direction, the type of movement (particle language) and the opposite interactions with the anti-particles, caused various chemical properties. These actually represent the intangible characteristics, which in turn represent the intangible models from the three quantum-dimensional spaces, before the Big Bang happens. 

We will analyze the decisive role that these "intelligence networks 1" played in the first phase of the big bang with regard to the generation of souls and masses.

The twelve primordial fermions (the Mahiaat and its eleven companions or "Intelligence Networks 1") are responsible for the creation of matter and souls in all forms not created directly by God. The creation of the two dimensions as a template was a one-off act, during the first phase of the Big Bang. After this phase, all activities in the entire universe must be carried out under the principle of causality, a principle that will apply until the end of the development cycle of the universe.

 Brief summary

According to today's periodic table, there are 118 chemical elements, which we regard as "Intelligence Networks 2". Specifically, their sole purpose is to generate earthly potential souls (potentials). Consequently, they are designated as catalytic quantum clouds (see subsequent chapters), represented by the symbol KX-qc, where: 0 <x ≤ 118

Each digit from 1 to 118 for x corresponds to the atomic number of the chemical element in the periodic table.

Some examples:

          K16-q c   corresponds to the sulfur intelligence network      (S)

          K6-q c     corresponds to the carbon intelligence network    (C)

          K7-q c     corresponds to the nitrogen intelligence network  (N)

          K1-q c     corresponds to the hydrogen intelligence network (H)

          K8-q c     corresponds to the oxygen intelligence networ     (O) 

The proteinogenic amino acids are constituted by the following intelligence networks.