Billy Meier,
March 1, 2014
A gene is a segment of the DNA, at the same time the genes form several aggregated bases, which make up a unit.
They contain the basic information for the production of RNA, which corresponds to a section of the DNA.
The genes may also be referred to as characteristic structures because they take over a particular function, such as the color of the hair, and so forth.
A gene is also a hereditary factor, just because it carries the genetic information in itself.
Consequently the genes are responsible for ensuring that information once stored therein, is passed on from generation to generation i.e. that characteristics once fixed in the genes, find its hereditary-based expression in the progeny i.e. is transferred, wherein the DNA also plays a role, because DNA is the actual genetic substance, out of which genes and plasmids also consist of.
A gene is a DNA segment, on which the code is given for a specific protein molecule.
A plasmid is a small piece of DNA, wherein this is a closed ring-form and can contain multiple genes.
Traumatic experiences strain the thoughts and feelings and therefore also the psyche, whereby these three factors influence and program the genes.
However, regarding the inheritance of traumatic experiences and living-experiences that are deposited in the genes by the thoughts, feelings, and by the psyche as well as by physical factors, is to be said that these are inherited through numerous generations and thus in the long run characterize the descendants and their descendants and in turn their descendants and so on and so forth.
Also stress-syndromes as well as phobias and even habits and idiosyncrasies, as well as modes of behavior and body postures and body movements, etc. are just as much inheritance-based factors as well as intellect, rationality and intelligence, wherein everything can be both in the positive as in the negative ....
CR 582
http://www.futureofmankind.co.uk/Billy_Meier/Contact_Report_582
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