My research has revealed to me some interesting things about the "Star of David" and possibly why the Cabal-led Zionists adopted it. "As above, so below."
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Each tip of the star can symbolically represent a color of our spectrum which is produced from white light, and in turn, produces white light. The center represents the white light, but the Illuminati consider it the eye of perception. This is the battle we are in. The center of the star, or "top" of the pyramid, should not be an eye. It should be beautiful white light shining down ... which naturally creates the full spectrum (perception) of heaven, rather than creating a false reality based on a false perception. (eye at the top, a 7th color added for the purpose of creating new meaning between false dualities. (3 colors on each side of indigo.)
Think about this: we are told the colors of the rainbow are RED ORANGE YELLOW GREEN BLUE INDIGO AND VIOLET. WTF Is indigo? Wouldn't it just be a shade somewhere between dark blue and the top of the spectrum, deep red? This is already what violet is. Indigo is just a shade closer to dark blue, just as "yellow green" is a shade of yellow that is closer to green than pure yellow. It's not its own color.
Since light is a linear beam, but only curved through space and time via our perception, the color on the top would have the longest wavelength (in our perception.) This is red. Followed by orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, and every shade in between. Since nothing is 1D on Earth, think of a rainbow, or a spectrum of light, as a spherical arch rather than a flat 1D arch. With this perception, Violet is created in the space between red and blue, just like orange, green, or any other secondary color. It is only perceived as on the bottom because it has the shortest wavelength, but this is due to it being at the bottom of the linear spectrum which only is curved through space and time in our perception.
What is indigo even? Well, it's just deep blue at the furthest and of the linear spectrum. It is no more its own color than "deep red" would be considered separate from red.
This is the actual concept of "as above, so below" that satanists and other assholes "in charge" use to control us.
In order for there to be equal parts above and below, there has to be something in the middle separating the 2. Since there are truly only 6 colors of light in the spectrum, they created a 7th option. This is what they do with EVERYTHING. Creating a 3rd, specific and intentional option between the 2 dualities of reality will always work on everyone who believes in the system of a 7th option (color) out of their control. They will believe the 7th colors is whatever their leaders (who made it up) told them. They will always believe reality is out of their control, a product of whatever dualities they are taught exist.
Duality doesn't exist, white light is already created by a perfect balance of 6 colors. The white light IS THE 7th color ... which is the color of light, happiness, energy, LIFE, etc. Without a duality, everything is naturally positive and has been since the beginning.
This is why everything has sucked as long as these assholes have been in charge. They created this cult so that they are the only ones who benefit from their special creation of a new light that only they perceive and we willfully work towards helping them experience. THIS IS WHY THEY WEAR INDIGO/VIOLET. THEY THOUGHT WE WOULD NEVER FIGURE IT OUT.
Purple, as a light, doesn't actually exist. That's why they include indigo.
Indigo is "whatever comes after blue."
In reality, it should be a magenta, but I don't want to get into semantics.
Red and blue are on the bounds of visible light, and because our brains want concentric patterns, it creates the color purple to bridge the gap and form a repeatable pattern of colors.
Our eyes have cones that see blue, green and red. If you plot the wavelengths on a graph, and mix red and blue you will actually get green.
Our brains know this isn't correct, so it actually imagines purple as a blend of the two.
There is another color that theoretically exists, but only a few can see it with a trick of the eyes. Because we don't have a yellow cone, only blue and green, green has to mix with red to be seen as yellow.
This produces an physically real color that we cannot see. Yellow wavelengths exist, but we can't see them without red and green light. That also means, that if you split blue and yellow between eyes, you dispel the illusion of green. Some claim to be able to see this "forbidden" color, as a strange grayish blend of blue and yellow. The color exists, but our brain is so used to resolving all instances of blue and yellow to green, because it takes less effort seeing how we already have a green cone, that it completely skips that very real color.
This guy does a good enough job showing the physics behind it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQCsDfEqr9o
That is exactly what I am trying to say, thank you for explaining it.
If you picture a rainbow on a linear scale, the top would be the deepest shade of red, the bottom the deepest shade of blue. Since everything is curved in our 3d reality, purple is just a combination of whatever shade of red and blue you combine in your curved perception, regardless of how deep.
Technically, what comes after blue would be red again, if the rainbow was shaped like a flat blanket wrapped around a 3d cylinder lol. The ends would meet, and where they overlap, we would find purple, and before that would be a blended shade of indigo. Indigo is just the mix of certain shades of red and blue, just with more blue. Magenta has more red added. Technically, we can only perceive 5 TRUE colors, as violet is a 6th perception based on combining 2 ends of the spectrum. The shade of violet depends on where we establish the baseline that separates the two opposite colors of red and blue. It's a color we perceive based on two actual dualities on opposite ends of the spectrum, but where they meet in space and time.
To say indigo is unique would be like giving "red orange" a completely new category of color, rather than admitting it's just a combination two colors. We can call Red Orange "Color X" but it still doesn't make it any more of a unique color than what it already is. The only reason violet is considered the color of magic and unique( and therefore core confusing) is that it's the only color we perceive that relies on our ability to perceive the curve of space and time. <--- which are the same thing.
So we have Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, and Violet. <-- violet being a mix of the longest and shortest wavelengths, making it unique. The 7th "color" is white, which is what we see when all 6 colors are combined through a prism. Adding white to any of the colors gives us even more varieties of pleasant colors. Adding all the colors together gives us black. Adding black to color can quickly turn it muddy and unrecognizable. (Like dimming a light until it's dark in the room.) Adding white slowly makes the color more vibrant until it turns into pure white. (equivalent to slowly turning the dimmer switch back on.) Take from all that what you will.