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Tuesday, August 18, 2026

Trees Are the Detergents of the Earth

Article Summary

This post connects a 2026 discovery about faint electrical glows on trees during thunderstorms with my own Melbourne testimony, an original song, the flowers sent by my beloved Sunray, and the spiritual comfort I found in the faithfulness of God.

I came across a fascinating YouTube video about trees releasing a faint electrical glow called a corona discharge. The video explained how these discharges can produce hydroxyl radicals, which help remove pollutants from the atmosphere. The presenters described those radicals as nature's “laundry detergent,” and that expression immediately captured my attention.

Treetops showing ultraviolet corona discharge during a thunderstorm
Screenshot from Earth.com's report on glowing treetops. The source image is credited there to William Brune/Penn State.

The Hidden Glow Above the Trees

The research behind the video was published in 2026 in Geophysical Research Letters. Using ultraviolet-sensitive equipment, researchers directly observed corona discharges on a sweetgum tree and a loblolly pine during a thunderstorm in North Carolina. Similar activity was recorded during four other storms from Florida to Pennsylvania.

A careful science note

The new field study directly observed and measured the corona discharges. Earlier laboratory research showed that corona discharges can produce large amounts of hydroxyl radicals, the atmosphere's main oxidiser. The researchers therefore concluded that widespread tree coronae may affect forest air chemistry and the removal of hydrocarbons. My title is a devotional metaphor: the trees are not literally soap, but their electrical activity may help generate the chemistry that cleans the air around them.

Answers in Genesis Video

Watch the original Answers in Genesis video on YouTube.

I felt the lady presenter's excitement, and because of her enthusiasm I watched the entire video. I do not agree with everything discussed by this channel, but that is simply where our perspectives differ. As human beings from different cultures, backgrounds and experiences, we will not always see every topic in exactly the same way.

Detailed overview from the supplied video transcript
  • 0:00-7:51: The presenters explain the first direct field observations of faint ultraviolet corona discharges moving across tree leaves during thunderstorms. They discuss the possible production of hydroxyl radicals and the “nature's laundry detergent” comparison.
  • 7:51-12:03: The program moves into the channel's commentary about climate, creation care and human stewardship. These reflections are the presenters' interpretation rather than conclusions of the scientific paper.
  • 12:04-20:08: The presenters share other examples of how trees interact with weather, fungi, animals and people, emphasising their belief in the interconnectedness of God's creation.
  • 20:13-24:48: They discuss a brief reference in the research paper to corona as one proposed natural explanation for the burning bush, then explain why they believe the biblical account in Exodus describes a supernatural event that cannot be reduced to a faint electrical glow.
  • 24:48-25:08: The video closes by returning to the wonder of trees, the cleansing chemistry of the atmosphere and the wisdom the presenters see in creation.

This is a concise, edited overview rather than a word-for-word reproduction of the supplied transcript.

Two Trees, a Song and a Difficult Day in Melbourne

The topic of glowing trees reminded me of a song I created called Trees Around Me Whispers Loudly God's Bow in Heaven. The song was born during a very difficult time (From 11th February 2026), when I felt that God was showing me how the green of trees, grass, and so many plants reflected His bow in heaven.

My song, sung and recorded from the emotions I experienced in Melbourne.

I was sitting on my bed in Melbourne on the day my now ex-spouse was undergoing gender-affirming surgery. I was enduring the hardship of that day and facing the reality, consequences and path ahead for our marriage.

Hospital where my former spouse underwent surgery in Melbourne
The hospital where the surgery took place, in a Jewish neighbourhood of Melbourne.

The two trees outside my Melbourne window that inspired my song
The two trees outside my window on that fateful day, which birthed the song.

My room in Melbourne.

While sitting and looking out my window in deep sorrow, I felt the Holy Spirit whisper the secret of His trees: they were reflecting God's bow in heaven every day, all the time, because they could see what I could not - God's continual faithfulness, regardless of what was around them.

I recorded my singing, uploaded it to Suno and prompted it to reflect the emotional tone of my performance. The result kept the original emotion. I also noticed a personal pattern in the two tree-like pillars of the verses: Genesis 1:11 and Genesis 2:9, where the digits 2 and 9 add to 11.

Flowers, Friendship and My Beloved Sunray

One thing I did not mention in my song was how I pushed through this difficult season. I had a friend and prayer partner who stood by me. I now call him my beloved Sunray - also written as Sonray in parts of my testimony, meaning a brother sent by Jesus. Close to Valentine's Day, he sent me flowers as a surprise gift and a way of comforting me.

Flower delivery after a hospital visit during a difficult time in Melbourne
After one of my hospital visits while my ex-spouse was healing from surgery.
Bouquet resting inside its delivery box
The bouquet inside the box.
Flowers sent by my beloved Sunray to comfort me in a season of sorrow
My beloved Sunray's gift to help me during my deep sorrow.

The following testimony gives readers a deeper glimpse of how I believe God moved in our lives and used this friendship, prayer and loving encouragement during that season.

My personal testimony about my beloved Sunray/Sonray and how I believe God moved in our lives.

Why I Call Trees the Detergents of the Earth

What is the purpose of this post, and how does it relate to trees being the “detergents” of the earth?

Just as the hidden electrical activity around trees may help generate atmospheric cleansing chemistry, I believe God was also cleaning and healing my life during the pain I experienced in Melbourne. I went to Him in sorrow. He not only touched the heart of my prayer partner to send me flowers, but also drew my attention to the green of the trees and what I understood as their faithful reflection of His emerald bow in heaven.

Scripture describes a rainbow around God's throne “in appearance like an emerald” in Revelation 4:3. My connection between the green leaves, God's bow and His faithfulness is a personal devotional insight. Since that day, I have never looked at trees in quite the same way.

In another personal connection, the tree of life points my thoughts toward Christ and the eternal life He gives. Scripture places the tree of life beside the river flowing from the throne of God and of the Lamb in Revelation 22:1-2. The Bible does not directly use “Tree of Life” as a title for Jesus, so I hold this as a devotional association rather than a direct biblical quotation.

“It is the glory of God to conceal a matter, But the glory of kings is to search out a matter.”

Creation, Light and the Numbers I Noticed

Genesis 1:11-19 places vegetation on the third day and the sun, moon and stars on the fourth. First Corinthians 15:4 says that Jesus rose on the third day. As a personal meditation, I see the trees as witnesses to God's sustaining light before the appointed lights in the sky, reminding me that creation contains realities we do not immediately see with our natural eyes.

My personal reflection on 11 and 29

I noticed Genesis 1:11 and Genesis 2:9, where 2 + 9 equals 11. I have also repeatedly associated the number 29 with hidden things being made known because of Deuteronomy 29:29. These are personal symbolic observations within my testimony. The verses themselves do not establish 11 or 29 as universal biblical codes.

I remember Chuck Missler teaching that the words and numbers of the Bible are deliberately placed and can reward careful study. That thought brings 2 Timothy 2:15 together with Proverbs 25:2 for me: study faithfully, search carefully and remain humble about what is Scripture and what is personal interpretation.

In my case, I was seeking God's comfort in one of my darkest hours. I received that comfort in a way that brought me into a deeper understanding of His faithfulness. The trees seemed to reflect His glory and bow faithfully each day. If they can continue to reflect what He created them to reflect, then I can also remain faithful by abiding in Christ, as Jesus teaches in John 15:4-5.

✨ Deep Treasure

The cleansing chemistry around trees became a picture of the healing God was working in me. What looked like two ordinary trees outside a window became witnesses of His faithfulness, and what began in sorrow grew into a song, a testimony and a new way of seeing creation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a corona discharge on a tree?

It is a weak electrical discharge that can form at sharp leaf or needle tips when a strong thunderstorm electric field is overhead. The 2026 field study detected its faint ultraviolet glow with specialised equipment.

Do trees literally work like detergent?

No. “Detergent” is a metaphor. Corona discharges can produce hydroxyl radicals, which react with pollutants and hydrocarbons in the atmosphere. The phrase describes cleansing chemistry, not soap.

Does the Bible teach that 11 or 29 has one fixed meaning?

Not in the verses discussed here. My connections to Genesis 1:11, Genesis 2:9 and Deuteronomy 29:29 are personal symbolic reflections that form part of this testimony.

Sources and Media

Topics Covered: glowing trees, corona discharge, hydroxyl radicals, atmospheric cleansing, Answers in Genesis, Christian testimony, Melbourne, original Christian song, God's faithfulness, Sunray, symbolic numbers, creation and Scripture.

Wednesday, April 30, 2025

🎵 Believe Receive and Achieve (BRA) in the I AM bro

Article Summary

Believe, Receive and Achieve in the I AM is a Christian song written by Anna Towan. It uses the humorous acronym B.R.A. to point readers toward the breastplate of righteousness and the whole armour of God described in Ephesians 6.

Spiritual warfare is not presented in Scripture as something believers should approach unprepared. Paul tells Christians to be strong in the Lord, stand firm and put on the whole armour of God.

The song Believe, Receive and Achieve in the I AM, Bro turns this serious biblical message into a memorable and humorous expression: adjust your B.R.A.

In the song, B.R.A. means Believe, Receive and Achieve. The word bra also points symbolically toward the breastplate of righteousness, which protects the chest in Paul’s description of spiritual armour.

Key Scripture
“Stand therefore, having girded your waist with truth, having put on the breastplate of righteousness.”
— Ephesians 6:14 (NKJV)
Song Information
Song:
Believe, Receive and Achieve in the I AM, Bro
Acronym:
B.R.A. — Believe, Receive and Achieve
Lyricist:
Anna Towan
Contributing artist:
Positive Music
Channel:
Messiah’s Matrix
Biblical foundation:
Ephesians 6:10–18 and John 8:58
Main theme:
Standing firm in faith while wearing the armour of God

🎵 Believe, Receive and Achieve in the I AM, Bro

What Does B.R.A. Mean?

B.R.A. is an original three-part faith reminder used within Anna Towan’s song. It is not presented as a direct Bible quotation or a guaranteed formula for success.

B — Believe

Place faith in Jesus Christ, the Great I AM, and refuse to surrender to fear when spiritual pressure arises.

R — Receive

Receive God’s truth, strength and direction through faith instead of remaining spiritually cold or unprepared.

A — Achieve

Move forward courageously and obediently through faith, without making achievement an expression of pride or outward performance.

Believing in Jesus Christ, the Great I AM

The song’s expression “believe in the I AM” points toward Jesus Christ. In John 8:58, Jesus declares: “Before Abraham was, I AM.”

Within the song, believing in the I AM means standing in faith rather than shrinking back. Receiving refers to accepting God’s truth and spiritual strength, while achieving describes moving forward through faith rather than pride.

The Whole Armour of God in Ephesians 6

The song mentions several parts of the spiritual armour Paul describes in Ephesians 6:10–18. The complete passage gives believers a clear picture of spiritual readiness.

Belt of Truth Truth holds the believer steady against deception.
Breastplate of Righteousness The central source of the song’s humorous B.R.A. wordplay.
Gospel of Peace The believer’s feet are prepared with the message of peace.
Shield of Faith Faith protects against the fiery attacks of the wicked one.
Helmet of Salvation Salvation guards the believer’s mind and spiritual vision.
Sword of the Spirit Paul identifies the sword of the Spirit as the Word of God.
Prayer and Perseverance Paul completes the passage by calling believers to prayer, watchfulness and perseverance.
Why “Adjust Your Bra, Bro”?

The expression uses humour to make the breastplate of righteousness memorable. The spiritual armour is not restricted by gender: both women and men are called to put on the whole armour of God.

The word bro gives the line an informal rhythm, while bra directs attention back toward the protective breastplate. Beneath the humour is a serious warning not to enter spiritual conflict unprepared.

Women and Men Are One in Christ

The author’s note connects the song’s B.R.A. wordplay with the unity of believers. Galatians 3:26 says that believers are all sons of God through faith in Christ Jesus. Galatians 3:28 then says:

“There is neither male nor female; for you are all one in Christ Jesus.”

The author uses the biblical language of God’s sons and Christ’s Bride to express shared spiritual belonging. These are biblical identity images applied across the community of believers, rather than restrictions based on whether someone is physically male or female.

The accompanying H-and-S wordplay—connecting he and she with the words Holy Spirit—is creative symbolism supplied by the author. It should be understood as artistic wordplay, not as a linguistic or biblical derivation of the English words.

Official Song Focus

Open the song’s central declaration

“This war ain’t for the weak—adjust your bra, bro.”

The song calls believers to refuse fear, put on spiritual armour and stand in the light. It moves through the belt of truth, breastplate of righteousness, gospel of peace, shield of faith and helmet of salvation.

Its final emphasis is that spiritual victory comes through faith in the Great I AM—not through pride, appearance or empty performance.

✨ Deep Treasure

A familiar everyday word becomes a reminder of spiritual protection. B.R.A. points toward both Believe, Receive and Achieve and the breastplate of righteousness.

The humour makes the message memorable, but the underlying instruction remains serious: do not approach spiritual conflict bare or unprepared. Put on the whole armour of God and stand.

A Question for Reflection

Which part of the armour of God do you most need to remember today: truth, righteousness, peace, faith, salvation, God’s Word or persevering prayer?

Frequently Asked Questions

What does B.R.A. stand for in the song?

B.R.A. stands for Believe, Receive and Achieve. It is Anna Towan’s original faith-based mnemonic.

Why does the song say “adjust your bra, bro”?

It is humorous wordplay pointing toward the breastplate of righteousness in Ephesians 6:14.

Does the armour of God apply to women and men?

Yes. Paul’s instruction to put on the whole armour of God is directed to believers generally, not limited to one gender.

Who is the I AM in the song?

The song identifies the I AM with Jesus Christ, drawing on His declaration in John 8:58.

Is Believe, Receive and Achieve a Bible quotation?

No. It is a creative acronym developed for the song. The supporting biblical themes come from Ephesians 6, faith in Christ and standing firm in the Lord.

Who wrote Believe, Receive and Achieve?

Anna Towan is identified as the lyricist, Positive Music as the contributing artist, and Messiah’s Matrix as the publishing YouTube channel.

About This Post

This post accompanies the Christian song Believe, Receive and Achieve in the I AM, Bro. It explains the B.R.A. acronym, the breastplate wordplay and the connection with the whole armour of God in Ephesians 6.

Lyrics by Anna Towan · Contributing artist: Positive Music

Thursday, April 24, 2025

🎵 Prophecy Watch For the Time of the Twos Final Sign Jesus' Return

Article Summary

Prophecy Watch for the Time of the Twos is a Christian prophecy song written by Anna Towan and inspired by Matthew 24:40–42. It explores Jesus Christ’s warning to remain watchful through the images of two people together, one being taken and the other left.

The song also introduces Anna Towan’s symbolic “Time of the Twos” interpretation, connecting the numbers 24 and 42 with two contrasting types of humanity.

In Matthew 24, Jesus speaks about His return, the days of Noah and the need for spiritual watchfulness. He describes two people working side by side, yet experiencing different outcomes.

The song Prophecy Watch for the Time of the Twos: Final Sign, Jesus’ Time turns this passage into a musical warning about readiness, discernment and the unexpected return of Jesus Christ.

Its message is not simply to observe signs. It calls the listener to remain spiritually awake, keep the lamp supplied with oil and preserve love and truth when the surrounding world grows cold.

Key Scripture
“Watch therefore, for you do not know what hour your Lord is coming.”
— Matthew 24:42 (NKJV)
Song Information
Song:
Prophecy Watch for the Time of the Twos
Subtitle:
Final Sign, Jesus’ Time
Lyricist:
Anna Towan
Contributing artist:
Positive Music
Channel:
Messiah’s Matrix
Primary passage:
Matthew 24:40–42
Main themes:
Christ’s return, watchfulness, separation and spiritual readiness

🎵 Prophecy Watch for the Time of the Twos — written by Anna Towan

The Biblical Setting in Matthew 24

The song combines several warnings from Jesus’ teaching about the end of the age. These biblical references form the foundation beneath the symbolic Time of the Twos interpretation.

Days Like Noah Matthew 24:37–39 describes people continuing with ordinary life without recognising what was approaching.
Two in the Field Matthew 24:40 describes two men together in a field: one is taken and the other is left.
Two at the Mill Matthew 24:41 presents the same separation through two women grinding at a mill.
Watch Therefore Matthew 24:42 gives the central command: remain watchful because the hour of the Lord’s coming is unknown.
Love Growing Cold Matthew 24:12 warns that increasing lawlessness will cause the love of many to grow cold.
The Bridegroom and the Oil Matthew 25:1–13 continues the readiness theme through wise and foolish virgins waiting for the bridegroom.

What Is the Time of the Twos?

Time of the Twos is Anna's interpretation of a recurring pattern of paired people, paired outcomes and contrasting spiritual conditions within Matthew 24.

The two people may appear outwardly similar because they work in the same field or at the same mill. Nevertheless, the passage describes a moment when their outcomes are divided.

The song treats this contrast as a call to examine the heart. Physical closeness, shared work or outward similarity does not by itself reveal spiritual readiness.

Biblical Text and Symbolic Interpretation

To understand the post accurately, it is helpful to distinguish what Matthew explicitly states from Anna Towan’s additional symbolic reading.

Element How it is being used
Matthew 24:40–42 The biblical text describes two people together, different outcomes and Jesus’ command to watch.
The number 24 In Anna Towan’s symbolic reading, 24 is associated with the redeemed and with the chapter containing Jesus’ prophecy.
The number 42 In the song’s number symbolism, 42 is associated with the opposing or fallen category and with the verse commanding watchfulness.
Two types of humanity The song interprets the paired people as representing contrasting spiritual identities: those belonging to Christ and those aligned with deception.
Two “Sons of Man” categories The video notes use this phrase for Anna Towan’s personal symbolic interpretation. Matthew 24 itself uses “the Son of Man” as a title for Jesus Christ.
Fallen beings appearing human This belongs to the author’s Project Clock Codes interpretation. It is not directly stated in Matthew 24:40–42.
Anna Towan’s Prophetic Interpretation

Anna Towan interprets 24 and 42 as a symbolic division between two spiritual categories. In this reading, one group represents redeemed humanity belonging to Jesus Christ, while the opposing group is associated with fallen sons of God appearing among humanity.

This is presented as the author’s symbolic prophecy interpretation rather than a direct quotation or universally accepted explanation of Matthew 24.

A Call to Watchfulness—not Date Setting

The title Jesus’ Time should not be read as predicting a calendar date for Christ’s return. Matthew 24 teaches that the precise day and hour are unknown.

The purpose of the warning is readiness: watch, remain faithful and do not allow ordinary life to produce spiritual sleep.

The Song’s Prophetic Focus

Open the central message

“Watch the times—the twos align.”

The song begins with two people side by side and contrasts inner spiritual conditions. It then moves through the days of Noah, signs in the sky, love growing cold and the need for watchmen to remain alert.

Its Bridegroom imagery warns against allowing the lamp’s oil to run dry. The closing section brings together the numbers 24 and 42 as Anna Towan’s symbolic code for two contrasting human categories.

One Taken and One Left

Matthew 24:40–41 describes one person being taken and another left. Christian interpreters differ over whether being taken represents rescue or judgment when these verses are read alongside the days of Noah.

The central instruction that follows is less disputed: Jesus tells His listeners to watch. The song therefore focuses on spiritual readiness rather than claiming that outward appearance can reveal which person belongs to which outcome.

Keep the Lamp Supplied with Oil

The song’s warning about oil comes from the parable of the wise and foolish virgins in Matthew 25:1–13. All ten waited for the bridegroom, but only five were prepared when he arrived.

This extends the message of Matthew 24: readiness cannot be borrowed at the final moment. The call to watch must be accompanied by a life that remains prepared for Christ.

✨ Deep Treasure

The paired people in Matthew 24 look outwardly alike: they share the same field, the same mill and the same moment in history. Their difference is revealed only when the moment of separation arrives.

The deepest warning is therefore personal. Prophecy is not given merely so that we can identify signs in other people. It calls each reader to remain awake, faithful and ready for Jesus Christ.

A Question for Reflection

Am I only observing prophetic signs, or am I also allowing Christ’s warning to produce watchfulness, enduring love and spiritual readiness within my own life?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Time of the Twos?

It is Anna interpretation for the paired people and contrasting outcomes found in Matthew 24, together with her symbolic interpretation of the numbers 24 and 42.

Which Bible passage inspired the song?

The primary passage is Matthew 24:40–42, read within the wider context of Matthew 24:36–44.

Does Matthew 24 explicitly teach a 24/42 number code?

No. The 24/42 connection is Anna Towan’s symbolic interpretation. The biblical text provides the chapter, verse, paired people and command to watch.

Who is the Son of Man in Matthew 24?

In the direct biblical context, the Son of Man is Jesus Christ. The song’s use of two “Sons of Man” categories belongs to the author’s wider symbolic interpretation.

Does the song predict the date of Jesus’ return?

No. It is a call to prophecy awareness and spiritual readiness, not a calendar prediction.

Who wrote Prophecy Watch for the Time of the Twos?

Anna Towan is identified as the lyricist, Positive Music as the contributing artist and Messiah’s Matrix as the YouTube channel.

About This Post

This post accompanies Anna Towan’s Christian prophecy song Prophecy Watch for the Time of the Twos. It explains the biblical setting of Matthew 24:40–42 and distinguishes it from the author’s additional Project Clock Codes interpretation.

Lyrics by Anna Towan · Contributing artist: Positive Music

Tuesday, February 06, 2024

Observing the I-Principle in a Calendar-Year Number

Personal Research · Video Log

A recorded observation of the I-Principle within a calendar year

This page centres on my short video log: a personal record of what I understood the Holy Spirit to show me, together with the questions I voiced about what may be ahead.

Article Summary

This is a personal video log concerning the I-P, or I-Principle, and a pattern I observed within the number of a calendar year. The recording preserves my interpretation and my suspicions about the future at the time they were voiced. An embedded copy of Project Clock Codes: Releasing Messiah’s Matrix follows for readers who want to explore the wider I-Principle material.

Watch the Video Log

The recording is the heart of this page. It opens in a separate Google video window so that you can watch and listen to the original log directly.

Original recording

The I-Principle and the Calendar Year

My short video log records the observation in my own voice, including the questions and suspicions that arose from it.

Viewing note: the recording opens in a new tab.

My Original Video-Log Observation

This log contains my short video recording of how the Holy Spirit showed their I-Principle hiding in the number of their calendar year. And voices my suspicions to what's ahead in the future.

A Gentle Path Through This Page

1

Watch

Begin with the original video log and listen to the observation in context.

2

Notice

Separate the observed numerical pattern from the open questions about its meaning.

3

Explore

Use the book reader below to learn how the I-Principle is developed in the wider research.

Explore the I-P in Project Clock Codes

The I-P, or I-Principle, is part of the numerical framework described in Project Clock Codes: Releasing Messiah’s Matrix. The embedded Archive.org reader allows you to explore the book while remaining on this page.

Embedded Archive.org reader for Project Clock Codes: Releasing Messiah’s Matrix.

The Connection Between the Two Resources

The video log

The recording preserves a particular moment of observation: the I-Principle noticed within a calendar-year number and the future questions it raised.

The book

The Archive.org reader supplies the larger research setting in which the I-Principle is introduced and applied to numerical relationships.

The purpose of this page

Keeping the video and source material together makes the log easier to understand, revisit and examine without separating the observation from its research background.

✨Deep Treasure

The treasure in this page is the record itself: a spiritual impression noticed and documented while the questions were still fresh. Preserving the original words and voice allows the observation to remain available for later prayer, comparison and discernment.

Placed beside the wider I-Principle material, the video log becomes more than an isolated thought. It becomes a dated point within an unfolding journey of research—open to examination without losing the wonder of the moment in which it was first recognised.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this page primarily a video log?

Yes. The original recording is the central content. The written sections and Archive.org reader provide context for understanding and revisiting it.

What does I-P mean on this page?

I-P refers to the I-Principle explored within the Project Clock Codes research. The linked book location provides the fuller explanation.

Why does the video open in a new tab?

The original recording is hosted on a Google video page. The clearly labelled button opens that viewing page directly.

Are the comments about the future presented as confirmed events?

No. They are the personal suspicions and questions voiced in the original recording and are preserved here as part of the video log.

About this post: A personal research video log concerning the I-Principle and a calendar-year observation.

Topics: Video Log · I-Principle · Project Clock Codes · Calendar Codes · Personal Discernment

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