My Doctrine

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.

Twin worlds, Earth's poles and their opposites spin in black hole fields, influencing day-night cycles. Asteroid and Kuiper belts reflect this duality. With limited ionosphere, artificial and natural Earth differ profoundly.

Discard quantum theory; black hole field theory reveals its flaws. Artificial black hole engines disrupt Earth’s twin fields, negating quantum’s vacuum concept. Rakim University’s theories expose the dangers of misapplying these ideas.

Business Today reported misleading ice age claims. With global fires, rising volcanic activity, and environmental crises, current technologies are failing. WHO’s focus on COVID-19 overshadows worsening conditions and impending collapse.

James Webb Telescope's universe map contradicts Rakim University's theory, which disputes light-year measurements. It claims our universe's twin fields are unseen, with artificial and natural Earths creating divergent environmental effects.