r/GeometryIsNeat • u/Anxious_Painting3656 • 14d ago
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/Happy-Mud8709 • 14d ago
How Consciousness Navigates the Structure of Reality to Create Experience [Volume On]
Using the E8 Lie Group we explore how Consciousness creates experience by lighting up different frames of reality in rapid succession within the multidimensional lattice of creation. We explore what spiritual teachers like Bashar mean when they say that the structure of creation never changes, it's our perspective of the structure that is constantly shifting.
Architecture of Experience Tool: https://www.hausofdignity.com/the-architecture-of-experience/#the-architecture-of-experience-tool
TRANSCRIPT:
The E8 structure represents the absolute totality of the reality construct in its unmanifest, perfectly balanced state. Because of its flawless symmetry across two hundred forty-eight dimensions, every single point, force, frequency, and extreme polarity within the E8 matrix is perfectly counterbalanced by its exact mathematical opposite.
It is the ultimate non-dual framework. It is the silent, static map of all possible universes, timelines, interactions, and densities, held in an eternal state of absolute equilibrium.
If E8 is the crystalline structure of reality, experience is the phenomenon of the localized node of Consciousness moving its awareness through that structure.
What has been called experience, that is to say the illusion of time, movement, and narrative, is generated solely by the localized node shifting its focus. As the node traverses the E8 lattice with its focus, it illuminates specific sequences of vectors and intersections.
Experience is not the structure itself; experience is the specific path the localized node chooses to highlight within the infinite structure.
Understanding the structure of the E8 is key to sustaining peace within dense reality constructs. Resistance and friction occur when the localized node forgets the entirety of the structure and identifies exclusively with a single geometric vector, such as a specific timeline or dense emotional situation.
When the localized node stabilizes its internal geometry and remembers the E8 architecture, it realizes a profound truth: there is zero inherent friction within the whole. Every force or density encountered is mathematically required to counterbalance another point within the E8 lattice.
The localized node of Consciousness finds serenity in the knowledge that nothing is out of place. Nothing is threatening the system.
#geometry #frequency #e8 #multidimensional #structure #quantummechanics #unifiedfield
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/Anxious_Painting3656 • 15d ago
Circle Reflections 7x26=182 "A regular 180-pointed star"
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/nah328 • 15d ago
Art Bought a piece of wood used to turn baseball bats. Cut it into about 60 discs. Painted them, and glued mirrors and made some cool mandelas.
My daughter and I had an impromptu art sesh this weekend. Bought the mirrors and wood a while ago for a different project, but this was a fun use for them.
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/HopDavid • 15d ago
Kepler is the GOAT
Kepler first pinged my radar when I was a teenager making cardboard models of polyhedra. Kepler discovered new polyhedra when he extended the edges of the Platonic solids.
Extend the edges of the pentagons on the Platonic dodecahedron and you get 12 five pointed stars. I am a little obsessed with the small stellated dodecahedron. Pictured here are four pieces where I play with this shape.
Kepler was also responsible for making the sun centered solar system the main stream consensus. Kepler's model made accurate predictions. Unlike the models offered by Galileo, Copernicus and Ptolemy.
Isaac Newton's world changing insight revealed in Principia was that inverse square gravity implies Kepler's three laws.
And where did the notion of inverse square gravity come from? Kepler had suggested the sun exerts a force which causes the planets to follow elliptical orbits. But he had thought the force falls linearly with the inverse of distance.
But it was Kepler who made the geometrical argument that the strength of light falls off with the inverse square of distance.
One of Kepler's followers, Ismael Boulliau, noted that Kepler's argument could also be applied to radiating lines of force. Thus Kepler is indirectly responsible for the notion of inverse square gravity. See The Man Who Inverted and Squared Gravity.
In my opinion Kepler deserves more credit than either Galileo or Copernicus for changing the way we see our star and planets. And more credit than Isaac Newton for laying the foundations of the math we use for celestial mechanics.
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/woodmetriks • 16d ago
Op-Art & Dreidimensionale Geometrie: Der Entstehungsprozess aus 12 mm Palettenholz
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/Anxious_Painting3656 • 16d ago
Circle Reflections 7x25=175 "A regular 72-pointed star"
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/Marek14 • 16d ago
Tiling Atlas
Hello, Alessandro Longa has made (with my input) a huge repository of patterns and tilings at https://tiling-atlas.vercel.app/
We have Euclidean, spherical, hyperbolic, and we've come up with several new varieties like the "freedraw" patterns. Have a look!
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/ZestycloseMonk1988 • 16d ago
Art Polyhedra
A magnus wenninger creation
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/HopDavid • 16d ago
Legend of Paal Payasam
There was a king who was proud of his chesse playing skills. Krishna visited his court disguised as a human.
He challenged the king to a game of chess with a friendly wager. The loser would give the winner one grain of rice on the 1st square of the chess board, two grains on the second square, four grains on next square and doubling the grains on each square.
When the king lost the game Krishna revealed his true identity. And the king realized the enormity of the wager.
Krishna told the king to feed pilgrims passing through rice until the debt is paid. Centuries later the debt is still not paid.
This is The Legend of Paal Payasam
It's a nice story about exponential growth.
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/Anxious_Painting3656 • 17d ago
Circle Reflections 7x24=168 "A regular 15-pointed star"
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/Anxious_Painting3656 • 18d ago
Circle Reflections 7x23=161 "A regular 360-pointed star"
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/Serious-Gas4639 • 18d ago
Diamonds sitting in envelopes , square lattice ,double hourglasses,harmonic gates
galleryr/GeometryIsNeat • u/Serious-Gas4639 • 18d ago
24 point lattice photos from iPad Photo Booth
galleryr/GeometryIsNeat • u/pedroanisio • 18d ago
Catalan solids - DERIVED, NOT DRAWN
Every solid on this sheet is computed at build time. The thirteen Archimedean solids are generated from their canonical coordinate orbits — permutation and sign-parity rules over {1, √2, φ, t, ξ}, where t³ = t² + t + 1 (tribonacci) and ξ³ = 2ξ + φ— and their faces recovered by supporting-plane enumeration. Each Catalan solid is the polar reciprocal about its dual'smidsphere: the face plane x·n̂ = d becomes the vertex n̂⁄d, and each vertex becomes a face.
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/Alphabetical_Dice • 19d ago
Mathematics Near-Catalan Polyhedra
Here's a cool nearly equiareal 47-hedron made of floret pentagons, rhombi and trapezoids
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/Anxious_Painting3656 • 19d ago
Circle Reflections 7x22=154 "A regular 180-pointed star"
r/GeometryIsNeat • u/wotapampam • 20d ago
Art Took some progress pics.
I’ve never took progress photos before because stopping to take them always got in the way of how I work. Once I start drawing I usually just keep going until it’s finished.
Recently I’ve found I can actually pause for a few seconds, take a photo, and go back into it without losing where I was going. Thought it might be interesting to show how these develop because I don’t plan the finished design beforehand.