Earth's core - Earth's heart - Central crystal

Heart of the Earth

The Earth itself is a holistic, living, conscious, highly evolved, and loving being. The principles of creation and evolution always begin from the core, which, as the storage, carrier, and generator of energy information, is creative love.

In the innermost part of the Earth, there is the thinking multifaceted crystal, the Earth-Heart-Core, which supplies all vital activities with its energy.

The activation of the Earth's central crystal began in 2012. This is an essential process for the Earth and humanity.

People who also activate their own crystal system make it possible for themselves to synchronize with the Earth Plan and, in harmony with the Earth, to reach the higher frequency levels.

The transformation we are now undergoing is the transformation of a group of souls who have already experienced heart consciousness.

Researchers make sensational discovery

The Earth's core forms the basis for the Earth's protective magnetic field for life on Earth. Without the interaction between the inner, solid core and the outer, liquid core, the Earth's magnetic field would not exist.

Until now, geologists assumed that the Earth's core, including its metallic shell, consisted of solid iron crystals. However, recent analyses show that the interior of the Earth's core contains another inner core that has a crystalline form.

Silicon dioxide instead of iron alloy

In addition to iron, silicon dioxide could also crystallize in the Earth's core. The lighter elements in the outer core behave quite differently than expected.

Instead of forming iron alloys, silicon and oxygen could react with each other and crystallize into silicon dioxide, the compound that makes up quartz sand.

If this result of high-pressure experiments is confirmed, this crystallization could even be a driving force for the geodynamo, as researchers report in the journal “Nature”.

Legendary "Hope" diamond could come from Earth's inner mantle

Diamonds are formed in the Earth's mantle, between the Earth's crust and core, by pressure and high temperatures, and they find their way to the surface, usually through volcanic eruptions.

Most diamonds come from a depth of 150 to 200 km.

The legendary "Hope" diamond, as a study shows, comes from a depth of more than 660 km.

An examination of similar diamonds confirmed assumptions that its origin lies in the Earth's inner mantle.