This mandala illustrates
the consumption of nothing
by something.
Two simple points of logic
create something out of nothing.
This mandala also apperas on the front page of this site.
This link, however, takes you to an essay that explains why there are only nine numbers to numerology.
This mandala also appears in the introduction to the book All Things Are Numbers.
This link, however, takes you to the essay on archetypes to illustrate how archetypes are clothed by humans.
This mandala is a visual summation of several models used throughout this site to clothe ineffable ideas.
This mandala combines several ideas together that all have to do with the cyclical nature of events in time.
This mandala is inspired by the idea of viewing the Pythagorean Tetractys in pyramidial form, and viewing the sides of a pyramid as representations of any quaternary such as suits in a tarot deck or seasons of a year.
This mandala illustrates how the Pythagorean Tetractys, after having its numerical sequence modified from that of tradition, can reveal special features about certain numbers that have connections to unity and duality.
This mandala illustrates how a number line can be logically subdivided to create a tarot deck with four logically related suits that give life to the four operations of mathematics
This mandala illustrates how all cards relates to each other as expressions of a fundmental quaternary.
This mandala illustrates
the fractal nature of subdividing roots into branches and leaves of tarot.
This mandala illustrates the importance of neutrality amid duelling contexts.
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The mandala illustrates the necessary exclusion and absent nature of The Absentia.
This is a mandala that you need to print out and fold down to appreciate fully. It is several mandalas in one, but they are only apparent when folded together.
This mandala uses the five catagories of a Quinagram to help determine someone's mood.
This mandala illustrates how the individual cards of a tarot deck can be viewed as a canopy of leaves with archetypal roots below.
This mandala illustrates how the model of existence being put forth on this site can reconcile the duality of unity found within The Absentia.
Is there one reality,
or different realities?
This mandala is about
the varying frequencies
of cosmic vibration.
This mandala reveals the fractal nature of a number line.
This mandala illustrates the paradox of a dual singularity.
A fourfold trinity of binary unity becomes a tetractys.
A day is as a year.
This mandala is actually a functional
table for determining which Quintagram
was acquired when using random
methods to generate binary decisions.
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Just one possible recipe
for purification of the soul.
What are my options?
Bodies die, cosmic unity survives,
nothing in life matters.
Should we ALWAYS consider
EVERYTHING... in the grand scheme
of things... so that nothing ever matters?
Are there varying degrees of reality?
Moderation... in moderation.
Do not focus on opposites. Do not abandon opposites. Use opposites!
Imagination is every bit as important as knowledge.
Some people go this way, some people go that way, some people go both ways!
Straightforward, focused vision and subtle, peripheral "vision" together as one, are the most transformative of all.
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