My Doctrine

The opposing spin of black hole fields creates twin worlds with opposite charges, influencing cosmic distances and ionosphere measurements. The theory challenges current cosmology by redefining distances and cosmic interactions.

The quasar's twin fields, with diameters of 30 km, illustrate how black holes and their light influence cosmic structures. Rakim University’s theory warns that without this understanding, civilizations risk disappearing into black holes.

Twin Black Holes Field views the Sun and Pole Star as dark matter opposites. They represent cosmic phenomena like quasars and comets, showing charged light springs from the black hole.

Urbanization and deforestation have disrupted ecosystems, leading to oxygen shortages and increased radioactive exposure. This imbalance has heightened health risks and venom toxicity, highlighting the need for conservation and proper plant management.

Rakim University's analysis suggests that ancient civilizations, if preserved, would surpass our current technology. Modern tech, driven by artificial anti-black hole engines, disrupts Earth's natural twin fields, risking rapid collapse.

Prohibit commercial food production and foreign crops. Rooftop gardens should grow night-oxygenating plants to prevent oxygen depletion. Urbanization and artificial fertilizers have harmed the environment, risking severe ecological consequences.

Without a defined scientific basis, modern technology, like skyscrapers made from anti-field materials, is futile. Rakim University’s theories on black holes and twin fields highlight the need to restore environmental balance.

Social media's "world's largest river flows through the sky" highlights findings from Rakim University. Theories on black holes, cosmic fields, and artificial vs. natural matter emphasize urgent environmental and scientific understanding.