07/16/2026
I’ve been seeing a lot of posts about patterns,and about things that I feel could be dangerous to one’s mental health.
Listen y’all in spiritual matters there is no delete button. There’s no unknowing something and there’s a fine line between spiritual bu****it and mental illness. Also there a thing called opening doors that ya can not shut. So let’s look at something’s.
I’ve been spending some time studying Nikola Tesla, Scripture, sacred geometry, mathematics, and the patterns we find throughout creation. I’m not saying I’ve found all the answers, but I do believe some questions are worth asking.
Tesla believed the universe could be understood through energy, frequency, and vibration. Whether or not every quote attributed to him is authentic, one thing is clear: he saw order where most people saw chaos.
Then I started noticing other patterns.
Carbon—the foundation of all known life—is made up of 6 protons, 6 neutrons, and 6 electrons. That’s a scientific fact. Revelation refers to 666 as “the number of a man.” Could there be more to that than we’ve traditionally understood? I don’t know… but I think it’s worth considering.
Then there’s the number 37. Human mitochondrial DNA contains 37 genes—the very part of our cells responsible for producing energy. Again, that’s simply biology. Yet mathematically, 37 has some remarkable relationships with 3, 6, and 9. Coincidence? Design? I’ll let you decide.
Throughout history, many ancient cultures believed the universe was built on mathematical order and harmony. The Bible tells us God created everything with wisdom, measure, and purpose. Science tells us the universe follows precise mathematical laws. To me, those ideas don’t compete—they complement one another.
I’ve also been exploring why numbers like 3, 6, and 9 appear so often in nature, geometry, music, and even spiritual traditions. Are they simply mathematical patterns? Or are they reminders that creation is far more interconnected than we realize?
I don’t claim to have hidden knowledge, and I’m careful not to present speculation as fact. But I also don’t believe we should stop asking sincere questions simply because they’re unconventional.
Proverbs 25:2 says:
“It is the glory of God to conceal a matter; to search out a matter is the glory of kings.”
I believe God gave us minds to think, hearts to seek, and spirits to discern. Seeking truth isn’t about proving we’re right—it’s about remaining teachable as we grow in wisdom.
So let’s go deeper together.
What patterns have made you stop and wonder? Have you ever found a connection between science, Scripture, and creation that challenged you to see things differently?
Let’s have a respectful conversation. We don’t all have to agree, but we can all learn from one another.🌹❤️