St. Peter Canisius (1579 AD); St. Zita of Lucca (1278 AD)
In a series of new articles, I will present excerpts from writings by St. Hildegarde von Bingen, St. Francesca Romana, Enoch (Henoch), St. Paul the Apostle, and Dante Alighieri about the structure of the three universes in agreement with mathematics of the main equation and quantum mechanics (charge-parity violating phase angles). Before that happens, there are still about 60 source codes in FORTRAN to be modified and finalized (they should be ready this week).
From preliminary results, there are 100 elements altogether in Caelo (Heaven), Terra (Earth), and Sub Terra (Under the Earth). There are three sections of Heaven, two sections of Earth, and three sections of Hell/Purgatory with a wall surrounding them and a membrane. Caelo I (Heaven I) consists of two levels. Altogether there are nine levels of Heaven, Earth, and Hell/Purgatory. In the tenth Heaven resides the Creator, the Most Holy Trinity. So far, this agrees perfectly with mathematics and quantum physics (violating phase angles). One section of Caelo (Heaven), that is Caelo III, has to be calculated yet. The charge-parity violating phase angles add up to integer values (approximately). There will be additional test for that - sigma angles.
Thank you for your patience!
Gustave Dore - Rosa Celeste - Dante and Beatrice gaze upon the highest Heaven, The Empyrean - Paradiso_Canto_31
Dante'S Inferno, C1520. Woodcut From A Venetian Edition Of The 'Divine Comedy'
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