In Nassim Haramein's recently peer-reviewed and published paper, “Quantum Gravity and the Holographic Mass”, he describes gravity in a discrete quantized manner using the Planck's length to derive a geometric solution. The Planck length is the smallest tiny vibration of the electromagnetic spectrum that we can possibly measure as it is the size the smallest single photon of light. One way to think about it is that Nassim measures the energy within the geometry of space, (which is everywhere no matter how big or how small you go), using the smallest “pixel size” that makes up the universe. The Planck’s length is 1.616 x 10 to the -33cm, or: .000000000000000000000000000000001616cm.

To give you a sense of just how small the Plank’s length really is: if you made each of the little tiny Planck units the size of a grain of sand, then a proton (which has 10 to the 60 units inside it’s tiny volume, or: 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000), then a proton would reach from here to Alpha Centauri, the next closest star to the sun, which is 4.37 light-years away!

The key to arranging these tiny little oscillations of the vacuum is not to make them into little cubes (as traditional standard-model physics likes to do), it is to use spherical units (like the universe creates on all scales) called PSUs (Planck spherical units). If you put spheres side-by-side they would leave little gaps, so in order to have the spherical units perfectly define the structure of space you need to arrange them in a way that is perfectly space-filling: an arrangement of 3D waveforms that over-lap, causing a lattice of vecica piscis petal shapes where the spherical wave functions interact: a 3D Flower of Life pattern.

The flower of life pattern has been encoded as a “2D” ancient symbol in many civilization’s art and documents around the world for thousands of years. Pictured below is the Fu Dog that guards the Forbidden City in China with a 3D flower of life structure under its paw. The Fu Dog, just like the Sphinx in Egypt are the protectors and guardians of knowledge and information. A geometric solution for gravity has been right under our noses (and our paws) this whole time!