[mkirkpatrick]

To leave one,we enter into confusion,we see many things,we see everthing and we see Nothing!The center of All is All,and that is the only Real-Thing there is.
The many and the few are emanations from the one,in Pure mathamatics there is only one or a circle,thats it!All other shapes and forms when pulled hard enough by realities fire-reveal them-selves as one-line,or a circle.We are like
realitive points of consciousness peering into the void looking for directions
Home!Trace all Things back to There-Source,and science can do this today,and what will you find ,you will find that all apparent things,eventually merge into
one thing,Is not matter one thing!are there Matters-or is it just the singular Matter!!Which of course is 1.



kind regards michael.

[mkirkpatrick]

logic suggests that we came from somewhere and are going no-where! all energy all life rushing towards or away from what,our destiny! fate!Was there a
center at all!What if there is no every-thing?And that there is just Thing!A
"Thing" without the "every"Time and again we confuse ourselves with lots of things,how many things is energy,thought,force,light,we are all hopefully
evolving and gaining insight into our origin,and the more we expand in consiousness we see that we are all the center of it all,and when we all arrive at our center we will witness the many meld into the one.From an Idea we became Mindful!!!




kind regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

This image shows green and red circles rotating in opposite directions CCW and CW. On the other hand, the green ones are always in contact with the red ones. So, if just one circle begins to rotate the rest will follow suite. There are infinite varieties that these circles can be arranged and formed at various different sizes. However, the red can never come in contact with another red and the greens likewise.

There seem to be some relative centers but I can't find any absolute center(s).

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by AntonioLao This image shows green and red circles rotating in opposite directions CCW and CW. On the other hand, the green ones are always in contact with the red ones. So, if just one circle begins to rotate the rest will follow suite. There are infinite varieties that these circles can be arranged and formed at various different sizes. However, the red can never come in contact with another red and the greens likewise. There seem to be some relative centers but I can't find any absolute center(s).

I really likethis artwork.where did you find it!To find that centre
that wouldbe absolute,you would have to look Within,there is No centre outside,only within,whenwe look without,we loose Sight of that centre within.
kindest regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick where did you find it!

Designed it from scratch circa 1975. I showed it to two research assistants at Princeton Plasma Laboratory in 1975 in relation to the design of their Tokamak fusion reactor.

[dleviwing]

Antonio;
Care to learn Toronics?
If you view the image as representing spherical objects then you will notice that at the point of contact, the spin would have an effective relative motion of zero. This interface with objects of fundamental substance provides the point at which the self bonding property of fundamental matter is at its strongest. The red and green circles only represent the orientations of the axis of spin of the objects. (Torons)

You have basically shown here the basic Toronic physical structure of two of the Quarks within a proton. The only thing missing is that they are not in direct contact but they form a film of condensed ethereal spatial matter between them that have a coherent wave function .

This image is more impressive as a 3D animated perspective and is one of the animations that will be on my web-site. Velantis uses the same principle for his ether particles.

[AntonioLao]

Originally Posted by dleviwing Velantis uses the same principle for his ether particles.

So it seems we are all converging toward the same center? Just called it by different names. I'm going to design more images to show another basic configuration.

[AntonioLao]

The following image shows 2-4-8-fold and 3-6-9-fold symmetry with relative centers.

[dleviwing]

Originally Posted by AntonioLao So it seems we are all converging toward the same center? Just called it by different names. I'm going to design more images to show another basic configuration.

Antonio;
That's one of the problems, it's hard to tell when two people are referring to the same thing but only using different terminology.
What software do you have to create the images?

[AntonioLao]

Originally Posted by dleviwing What software do you have to create the images?

The softwares are Microsoft Publisher and PowerPoint. The images are stored in a free URL site.