You are an atomic mass! Essentially "light" beings!
For centuries people were told "go to the doctor" when someone was sick. It's the normal response. I'd like to take the not so normal approach to all of humanities health and wellness concerns - but before we get there - we must first start at the root.
In our previous posts we learned all about light energy and the sun, which is all relative to the electromagnetic spectrum. This is all related to us as humans. To understand this we must first take it all the way to the lowest component.
This is what brings me to the atomic structure of humans.
It is wise to gain an understanding of humans as complex assemblies of atomic masses. This is the sole purpose of certain scientific fields and you don't have to be a genius to gain a basic understanding. Humans, like all matter and all living organisms, can be understood through the lens of biology and chemistry. At the most fundamental level, we are composed of atoms. More specifically, the elements that make up biological molecules such as proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, and nucleic acids. These molecules form the structures and functions of cells, which are the basic units of life.
The total atomic mass of a human body can be estimated based on the average mass contribution from these elements. For instance, a typical adult human body weighing around 70 kg contains roughly 7 x 10^27 atoms.
This brings us to the biological composition and cellular structure of the human body.
The human body is organized into cells, which are the fundamental units of life. Each cell contains various organelles that perform specific functions necessary for survival.
In summary, humans can indeed be understood as complex assemblies of atomic masses forming various biological structures within cells. While we do not literally possess light in a conventional sense like luminescent organisms do, there are biochemical processes within our cells that could metaphorically represent light—both in terms of energy production and potential spiritual interpretations regarding consciousness.
This is what brings me to the atomic structure of humans.
It is wise to gain an understanding of humans as complex assemblies of atomic masses. This is the sole purpose of certain scientific fields and you don't have to be a genius to gain a basic understanding. Humans, like all matter and all living organisms, can be understood through the lens of biology and chemistry. At the most fundamental level, we are composed of atoms. More specifically, the elements that make up biological molecules such as proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, and nucleic acids. These molecules form the structures and functions of cells, which are the basic units of life.
Atoms are the basic building blocks of matter and consist of protons, neutrons, and electrons. Humans are comprised of 6 electrons, 6 neutrons, and 6 protons! How wild/weird is that?
Anyhow, atomic mass refers to the mass of an atom, which is primarily determined by the number of protons and neutrons in its nucleus.
Composition of the human body is approximately 60 different elements, with the most abundant being oxygen (O), carbon (C), hydrogen (H), nitrogen (N), calcium (Ca), and phosphorus (P). These elements combine to form molecules such as water (H2O) and organic compounds that make up proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, and nucleic acids.
- Proteins: Composed of amino acids, proteins play critical roles in structure (e.g., collagen in connective tissues), function (e.g., enzymes catalyzing biochemical reactions), and regulation (e.g., hormones).
- Lipids: These molecules include fats and oils that are essential for cell membranes and energy storage.
- Carbohydrates: Sugars and starches provide energy and structural support in cells.
- Nucleic Acids: DNA and RNA carry genetic information necessary for growth, development, and reproduction.
This brings us to the biological composition and cellular structure of the human body.
The human body is organized into cells, which are the fundamental units of life. Each cell contains various organelles that perform specific functions necessary for survival.
- Cellular Components: Cells consist mainly of water (about 70% by weight), proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, nucleic acids (DNA/RNA), ions, and other small molecules. The cellular structure is complex; for example, the nucleus contains genetic material.
- Mitochondria: Known as the powerhouses of the cell; they generate ATP through cellular respiration.
- Cell Membrane: Composed of a lipid bilayer that protects the cell and regulates what enters or exits.
While humans do not emit light in the same way that bioluminescent organisms do, there are several biochemical processes within our cells that can metaphorically represent “light.” This notion that humans have “light” enveloped in their cells can be interpreted both scientifically and metaphorically.
Bioluminescence: While humans do not emit visible light like some organisms do through bioluminescence, there is evidence that living organisms emit low levels of biophotons—weak light emissions associated with biochemical reactions within cells. This phenomenon suggests that there may be a form of “light” at a molecular level due to metabolic processes.
Bioluminescence: While humans do not emit visible light like some organisms do through bioluminescence, there is evidence that living organisms emit low levels of biophotons—weak light emissions associated with biochemical reactions within cells. This phenomenon suggests that there may be a form of “light” at a molecular level due to metabolic processes.
For instance, one of the most significant processes is cellular respiration, where glucose is broken down to produce adenosine triphosphate (ATP)—the energy currency of cells. This process occurs in mitochondria through a series of reactions known as oxidative phosphorylation. The production of ATP can be likened to generating energy or “light” within our bodies.
Metaphorical Interpretation: In many philosophical or spiritual contexts, “light” symbolizes consciousness or life force some interpretations suggest that consciousness itself could be viewed as a form of “light.” This perspective stems from various cultural beliefs one in particular being the Holy Bible, which has many scriptures regarding "light" and darkness. An interesting topic with many testimonials to support the phenomenon. Grant it, this is not scientifically quantifiable, however, it reflects humanity’s quest to understand consciousness—in that lies a complex interplay between biological processes in the brain that says beyond our physical composition as atomic structures, there exists an essence or energy that animates us and we search to understand what that means — often referred to as spirit or soul. This is an interesting topic with so much more in-depth knowledge that any human should want to know.
Metaphorical Interpretation: In many philosophical or spiritual contexts, “light” symbolizes consciousness or life force some interpretations suggest that consciousness itself could be viewed as a form of “light.” This perspective stems from various cultural beliefs one in particular being the Holy Bible, which has many scriptures regarding "light" and darkness. An interesting topic with many testimonials to support the phenomenon. Grant it, this is not scientifically quantifiable, however, it reflects humanity’s quest to understand consciousness—in that lies a complex interplay between biological processes in the brain that says beyond our physical composition as atomic structures, there exists an essence or energy that animates us and we search to understand what that means — often referred to as spirit or soul. This is an interesting topic with so much more in-depth knowledge that any human should want to know.
In summary, humans can indeed be understood as complex assemblies of atomic masses forming various biological structures within cells. While we do not literally possess light in a conventional sense like luminescent organisms do, there are biochemical processes within our cells that could metaphorically represent light—both in terms of energy production and potential spiritual interpretations regarding consciousness.
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