Eleven Points
The means of
connecting the eleven points in the left-hand display portrays
the exterior dynamics and points of correlation of a focus belonging
to the star of the church at Sardis.
The drawing symbolizes
a particular physical, mental, and spiritual balance, pictured
here as in an optimal stasis. This field particularly impacts
the focus of the ears, its base in the lungs. It suggests persistent
disorientation.
The alternate
means of connecting the eleven points demonstrated in the right-hand
illustration narrows the spirit's focus considerably, but at
the expense of peripheral fluidity. Concepts would appear less
interrelated, and the inward push seems to empower the outward
points, suggesting an imminent dynamic change.
Interesting to
note that the inward circle being formed diminishes the cubit
of the vertical Adam Kadmons within the Crown Diamond display,
thus applying significant pressure at the roots of sensation.
It suggests anxious anticipation.
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