SYNAGOGUE STAR
the five prongs of the synagogue star represent the five prongs of the human body feet hands and head the top prong<br />of the synagogue star being the head is most essential for survival seeing how all five prongs are equally represented<br />means there is a much deeper significance then representing the human body. the sounds of nature that humans can fathom<br />are notes; a, b, c, d, e, f, and g those sounds of nature are the sounds of water earth wind touch lightning gravity and distance. <br />all these sounds are distinguishable and manifestable to humans by themselves except gravity and distance. so, there are five sounds<br />humans can therefor replicate. in nature the sounds of water and earth are most easily manifolded by our feet. in nature the sounds of wind and touch<br /> are most easily manifolded by our hands. and in nature the sound of lightning is most easily manifolded by our head.<br />in comparison to the human body and the synagogue star because the d note is in the center of the musical scale then that makes the d note the best<br /> variable to represent the center prong being the head, referencing its manifold ability of lightning. because the a note and the g note<br />are the furthest away from the d note makes the a note and g note the best variable to represent the sounds of water and earth<br />being manifolded by our feet, as the bottom two prongs of the synagogue star. the sounds of gravity and distance are the same <br />sounds of controlling control itself and these are best manifolded by our hip bones. this cements them as the f note and b note<br /> because they are the next variable on the musical scale past the a note and before the g note. this leaves the c note and <br />e note to represent the sounds of wind and touch being best manifolded by our hands and is referenced by the two side prongs of the synagogue star<br />so the all famous synagogue star is a symbol of the human manifest ability along side the natural musical scale excluding<br /> the sounds of gravity and distance because those two sounds are needed for balance and foundation purposes in human manifest ability.<br />the synagogue star symbolizes the human manifest with the natural musical scale as follows; the two bottom prongs are the interchangeable a note and<br /> g note meaning sounds of water and earth and represents our feet, the two side prongs are the interchangeable c note and e note meaning the sounds of wind<br /> and touch and represents our hands, the top prong is the non-interchangeable d note meaning the sound of lightning and represents our head. the synagogue <br />star is a testament to being a witness of the ten dimensions that is god and is a symbol of appreciation to coexist as a civilization with other humans<br /> with natural musical manifest ability