IO 3 - The 4 Corporate Sectors

 

THE  4  CORPORATE SECTORS

 

The human population was also growing large enough

to divide into specialist industries.

 

Maybe the decision was made,

that the corporate sector was large enough and specialist enough to divide,

and that the divisions should be in-line with,

 

the  4  Phases of the Sun

 

and to use,

 

            the  4  Colours

 

to identify each particular area.

 

So, how to group the industries in-line with the  4  Phases of the Sun ?

 

A general understanding of what is involved,

based on the  4  Production Phases, could be –

 

 

 SUNRISE      -  PLAN FOR THE DAY          -  LOOKING FORWARDS

►         Designs, Drawings, Paintings, Architectural Plans,  

             Maps, Instructions.

 

             ►         Design and Management Occupations

 

►         Symbol  -

The Club 

(as a tool, probably to beat out metal)

    

             Symbolising the design and manufacture

             of all tools,

             a critical, basic, design industry.

 

                

                    

              ►         Stylised as –

 

                                                                                              

 

NOON             -  MAXIMUM ACTIVITY

 

 ►         Inspiration on the job,

             (doing provides opportunity to see and understand

              new and better ways of doing things),

              deemed to be coming from heavenly entites.

              ►         Spirtual and other Communication Occupations

 

 ►         Symbol  -  

Quartz Crystal 

 

              Symbolising all crystals

              which can transmit / enhance

              visual and sound frequencies,

              deemed to be coming from,

              or facilitated by,

              heavenly entites,

              eg. the crystal ball.

 

            ►         Stylised as  -

                                                                                                                                                                                    

SUNSET         -  EVALUATING

                           WHAT WAS ACHIEVED

                           DURING THE DAY              -  LOOKING BACKWARDS

               ►         Eating and drinking while talking to colleagues

                            about work issues.

                            Winding down after the day’s work

                            and being entertained.

                                   

                            ►         Hospitality and Entertainment Occupations

 

               ►         Symbol  -

             Ox Heart

 

             Symbolising the feast table,

              laden with, in particular,

              a whole oxen

              as well as other food and drink.

 

 

               ►         Stylised as  -

MIDNIGHT     -  MINIMUM ACTIVITY

 

 ►         Going to sleep. “Going to ground.” “Grounding one’s self.”

 

              ►         Occupations involved with the ground,

                           and digging into it

-           Agriculture and Animal Husbandry

       -           Mining

       -           Transport

-           Water and other Services Delivery

       -           Burying the Dead

 

►         Symbol  -

The Spade      

 

             Universally used for all occupations

             digging into the ground.

 

 

 

 

 

                 ►         Stylised as –

Text and Graphics © Katherine Stuart 2024

Dochas Books Film

 

IO 2 - The Sun and Production Cycles

THE  4  COLOURS

 

As the human population increased,

more buildings were constructed using these  4  colours –

 

            WHITE

            YELLOW

            RED

            BLACK

 

 

THE SUN CYCLE

 

One thing that became very apparent to me

when I was painting the outside of a house,

was that work could only progress effectively

if I co-ordinated myself with the movement of the sun.

(Not having any adequate, artificial lights)

 

The sun casts shadows, those shadows move,

and this changes the lighting conditions on the work surface.

What you are doing, the angle that the work surface is, and that you are, to the sun,

all contribute to the required lighting condition that is needed at the time.

Thus, the particular job would have to wait

until the appropriate time / s of day.

 

Thus, I would say that the construction industry in the First Age

became intrinsically connected to, and developed the understanding of,

 

The Daily Cycle of the Sun,

 

possibly in this way  -

THE PRODUCTION CYCLE

 

Probably also,

 

The Daily Cycle of Production

 

would have become firmly established,

this being along the lines of –

 

SUNRISE   -  PLAN FOR THE DAY          -  LOOKING FORWARDS

 

NOON         -  MAXIMIUM ACTIVITY

 

SUNSET     -  EVALUATING

                                    WHAT WAS ACHIEVED

                                    DURING THE DAY              -  LOOKING BACKWARDS

 

MIDNIGHT  -  MINIMUM ACTIVITY    

   

 

© Katherine Stuart 2024

Dochas Books Film

IO 1 - Geopolymer and Iron Oxides

 

GEOPOLYMERS

 

While I’ve been looking into Hidden History on YouTube,

the subject of Geopolymer building materials comes up frequently.

 

Making these Geopolymers involves obtaining

sand, or lime, or certain other basic physically hard substances from the ground,

then sifting out any unwanted debris,

and mixing with another substance / s which act as glue,

to produce sandstone, limestone, granite or basalt, respectively.

The stones produced are very strong,

can take a lot of weight, and get stronger with age,

lasting thousands of years.

 

 

It may be safe to assume that the art of making

these geopolymer building materials,

was established in the First Age.

‘This is when there may have been a desire to rise above the jungle,

and be able to see and possibly communicate great diistances,

as well as live above the swampy lower layer,

and everything living within it.

 

In the Second Age,

production may have escalated,

because of much greater access to sand in deserts,

and the ground in general,

vegetation having been stripped in great part,

giving rise to the Great Star Cities.

 

In the Third Age, use of Geopolymers has continued,

though at a much reduced rate,

in large part because the method

is only known to a select few,

and many other construction materials and methods are now employed,

which are faster and cost less.

 

 

IRON OXIDES

 

Iron Oxides were added to these mixtures to give them colour.

 

This was achieved because Iron has different oxidation states,

each of which has a distinct colour.

 

The main colours used, were –

   WHITE

 

 

   This was probably achieved

   by using calcium carbonate (as limestone),

   without any added colour.

YELLOW

      RED

       BLACK

text (c) Katherine Stuart 2024

Dochas Books Film