Game Where Do Plants Get Their Mass From?

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A plant gets its mass from the air, more precisely, from carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide, CO2 (one carbon molecule and two oxygen molecules). Carbon is the basis of all organic substances. DNA, proteins, fats, and carbohydrates are built from it. During photosynthesis—that is, during the formation of organic substances from inorganic ones in plant cells under the influence of light—the plant takes carbon from carbon dioxide and releases oxygen into the environment. Light provides the energy needed to break the bond in a CO2 molecule.

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<div class="bbWrapper">A plant gets its mass from the air, more precisely, from carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide, CO2 (one carbon molecule and two oxygen molecules). Carbon is the basis of all organic substances. DNA, proteins, fats, and carbohydrates are built from it. During photosynthesis—that is, during the formation of organic substances from inorganic ones in plant cells under the influence of light—the plant takes carbon from carbon dioxide and releases oxygen into the environment. Light provides the energy needed to break the bond in a CO2 molecule.</div>

 

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Where did plants get such enormous mass?
According to what Om Shanti previously told us in the intensive course “Connection with the Universe” and in the practice “Ra—which can be touched,” plants are materialized sunlight!
A small plant becomes a huge tree because it comes into contact with the Sun, located millions of kilometers away, and transforms this solar energy into green leaves. That is why plants always reach toward the sun. Plants also transform the Sun’s energy into oxygen for us, without which our lives would be impossible!

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<div class="bbWrapper">Where did plants get such enormous mass?<br /> According to what Om Shanti previously told us in the intensive course “Connection with the Universe” and in the practice “Ra—which can be touched,” plants are materialized sunlight!<br /> A small plant becomes a huge tree because it comes into contact with the Sun, located millions of kilometers away, and transforms this solar energy into green leaves. That is why plants always reach toward the sun. Plants also transform the Sun’s energy into oxygen for us, without which our lives would be impossible!</div>

 

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Perhaps a seed draws strength from the five elements.
Ether is the memory embedded in genes and cells.
Water is what nourishes; moisture circulates.
Air sets substances in motion.
Fire is the Sun’s light and warmth.
Earth nourishes and provides solidity and a foundation.

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<div class="bbWrapper">Perhaps a seed draws strength from the five elements.<br /> Ether is the memory embedded in genes and cells.<br /> Water is what nourishes; moisture circulates.<br /> Air sets substances in motion.<br /> Fire is the Sun’s light and warmth.<br /> Earth nourishes and provides solidity and a foundation.</div>