Today I had some insight related to what I was referring to yesterday about the different levels of our internal planes—or dimensions—within ourselves, starting from the first chakra, moving to the fourth, and then to the seventh, and how a seemingly simplistic two-dimensional flat plane, such as a triangle, can represent a much larger cosmological and deeper understanding of what is actually happening within the quantum realm.

What I was contemplating this morning, just before going online to do some recordings, is that I believe—through my recent reading and study of Buckminster Fuller’s work, specifically Synergetics volumes one and two—that there is something profound in his discussion of the packing of spheres. The packing of spheres represents a hexagonal type of structure, which I find fascinating and deeply intriguing. I was discussing this yesterday in relation to the fourth chakra, where there are two triangles—one pointing upward and one pointing downward—and when these two triangles are connected, they form a hexagonal shape. That, in itself, is quite interesting.

Buckminster Fuller consistently spoke about the importance of sphere packing and how it creates hexagonal sphere packing, which is the most efficient way to arrange identical spheres in three-dimensional space. This arrangement creates layers where each sphere touches six neighbors in its own layer while fitting into the crevices of the layer below. I find this especially interesting because there are always six in a layer, with three above and three below—as above, so below. This suggests there may be some archetypal significance here.

This feels particularly meaningful when we consider what I was speaking about yesterday regarding the merging of form and spirit within the heart chakra. The heart chakra is literally our gateway to the spirit realm and the unseen realms—it is central to everything. If we are not centered in the heart and remain only in the head, we are not going to understand the deeper levels of consciousness.

I also find it interesting that sphere packing appears to involve seven spheres when fully arranged, again aligning with the significance of the number seven. I’m not a mathematician, and I’m not a physicist, but I do understand shapes. I see symbolism, archetypes, and meaning within form, geometry, and visual concepts. Because of this, I do believe there is a deeper connection here.

Based on my current studies—particularly A Treatise on Cosmic Fire, which I mispronounced yesterday—I also feel there is a strong connection between these geometric principles and the awakening of form into spirit through kundalini energy. Kundalini begins in the base chakra, seated and dormant, and awaits activation. There is something here—something meaningful—in understanding how we develop deeper layers of consciousness and how we connect to the quantum realm. And it appears to have everything to do with the heart.

I find this insight deeply interesting, and of course, you are invited to contemplate it in your own way. As I continue moving forward and engaging in deeper studies, I’m increasingly aware that there are connections here that call for much deeper exploration.