When the great shift in perception took place, it did not have the same impact on women, as it did in men. When a modern woman speaks, the ‘Right’ and ‘Left’ part of the brain are both active. When a modern man speaks, we find that most of the activity is in the Left-brain hemisphere (Fig. 91).
In the Islamic tradition, there is a saying: “Heaven is at the feet of mothers.” Taken at face value, it could refer to pregnancy, childbirth, nurturing and motherhood in general. On a deeper level, however, it also refers to the sacred aspect arising from the fact that a woman’s perception is more sensitive to both quality and quantity, simultaneously. A woman’s way of thinking produces proper balance between quality and quantity between emotion and intellect. There is innate divine balance in the woman; she is receiving extrasensory information in a right-brain fashion, while at the same time using the sensory perception of the left brain.
In reality we are talking about two different ‘species’ here: Man and Woman. What kept the right-brain perception continuously active in women? Why didn’t women’s perception have the same degree of ‘evolution’ as men? What allowed women to hold on to this part of the ancient way of perception? The development of modern technology, with its increased specialization, is directly related to a more effective left-brain perception which nurtured a strong evolving ego.
In women, the laws of nature have access through right-brain perception. Men however, have to go through some form of ritual to reach higher mystical levels. If we look at the lives of many female saints in history, we find that they didn’t have to go through the rigorous ordeals that men did to achieve their divine connection. In women, nature keeps the right part of the brain activated because of the very nature of women’s function in the propagation of life. The role of pregnancy, birth, feeding and caring for the child cannot be entrusted to the intellect alone. So nature had to take one of the two ‘species’, and keep it as an open channel for its laws of preservation of life to take effect.
Sufi mystics try to connect to the power of nature through the rhythmic repetition of Divine Attributes, to dissolve in its essence. The woman is already a sacred being, because life is sacred, and it is through her that it is delivered. During pregnancy, the mother’s womb has the same harmonious energy quality as found in sacred power spots. It is a spiritual abode. Every person, at any age, feels the security of this harmonizing connection with the mother throughout their life and feels lost at her departure.
If a father is awakened by his infant crying, he will probably look at the baby and try to figure out why it is crying. He will look at the expression on the baby’s face and think what could the problem be? Maybe the baby is hungry or needs to be changed, maybe he is sick? If this was a real emergency, there might have been serious consequences while the father was going through this male process of gathering information. Nature cannot let life depend on such an insecure, intellectual perception of information. Same baby, same situation: the mother’s instinctive resonance with the laws of nature instantly processes what is happening. At the same time that the discomfort starts with the infant, it is resonant within the mother. She still speaks the old language of sacred harmonics. She might even open her eyes before the child starts to cry. She is the goddess who is responsible for the preservation of life on earth. There is a divine hand helping the woman. She is in unity with her child, and the laws of life in nature.
Some of the Sufi mystics speak of the ‘Divine Worshipper’ or ‘Divine Servant’. What is a ‘Divine Human Being’ doing living in a physical body on earth? A person becomes a divine being when he connects to the laws of nature, which are attributes of Divinity. This is the old Egyptian tradition of resonance, becoming one with the NTR, which many today refer to erroneously as becoming a ‘demi-god’ or even a ‘god’, through ignorance that the words used to name the powers of nature or the initiated human beings were not the same as those used for the One Creator. Many people today, especially in the West, use the word ‘God’ loosely in everyday language. This false interpretation of ancient esoteric concepts has completely closed the door to a proper understanding of ancient beliefs, and caused a rift between modern monotheistic religions and the ancient ways. The fact that all religions are different ways of clothing one and the same reality, depending on the different cultures, seems to escape most people today. Unfortunately those different ways of expressing the one invisible reality have been politically misused to create strife and fuel controversies.
In our research in BioGeometry we have found that any thoughts that are not based on truth actually produce and project harmful radiation from our bodies that affect others around us as much as electrosmog does. This radiation can be detected as a harmful vertical/electric Negative Green subtle energy quality. Lies, in all their different forms of deceit and corruption, whether they be religious or political in form, or in commercial advertisements, harm us and those around us. Collective lies can lower the immunity of a whole nation. We must become aware that there is a kind of mental pollution that is just as harmful as the physical ones. The fact that none of its proponents will even consider the fact that they have lost the truth at the core of their belief system makes this form of pollution very difficult to deal with.
Let us go back and try to understand the concept of a ‘Divine human being’ that we find expressed in one form or another in all ancient cultures and religious traditions. If the activity of left-brain perception is increased, our personality our ‘I/ego’ is strengthened, and right-brain perception becomes less and less important. However, if the activity of the right-brain perception is the one which increases, then the overall relationships, laws of nature in the form of Divine powers dominate. It is like a company where a shareholder who owns 90% of the shares is in charge. Then we are only a voice for the master of resonance and balance in right-brain consciousness. A Divine Attribute has taken over. The woman who is in a permanent state of connectivity experiences an amplified state in which the laws of nature take the wheel to steer her out of danger in life’s situations, especially with her children. That is why we can refer to a woman as a ‘sacred being’. Women will only achieve their special status in society when men balance the modern materialistic left-brain worldview with a refined right-brain, qualitative sense for the sacred. In an ideal society, each would have an equal status, while their differences would be celebrated and valued complementarities of both traits.
The Emergence of Contemporary Man
Today, some of us are starting to become what Jung categorized as Contemporary Man. We are beginning to look inside, and discover that our feelings involve an energy process. In other words, they have an effect on the subtle energy quality and can do us good or harm. In modern psychology, we have become aware of the relationship between the conscious and the subconscious levels of awareness. Jung went into deeper esoteric levels and also broadened the horizons of the subconscious, and showed its presence on a collective scale.
Primitive Man was focused mainly on right-brain perception, which governed his actions on the individual level, as part of the collective herd instinct. That is why the laws of nature worked through him. The level that Jung calls ‘Ancient Man’ is the beginning of the shift of focus towards the left-brain type of perception. Yet, at this stage, where the total shift is still incomplete, mankind was still consciously connected to his original right-brain perception. At the level of ‘Modern Man’, not only did we lose the awareness of this original link, we even lost awareness of its existence. Modern psychology has unveiled only a very limited aspect of that vast realm. Even Jung’s broader view of its powerful collective force only scratches the surface of the huge invisible power that the Ancient Egyptians harnessed through harmonic integration in practical, everyday activities.
While we approach the unconscious with fear and precaution, and relegate many of its multiple dimensions to the Supernatural, which we consider unreal, the Ancient Egyptians had control over the individual, as well as the collective energy of the unconscious, to use it actively in connection with the powers of nature to bring harmony and prosperity to the land of Egypt. What we call the ‘supernatural’ was for them very natural, and so real that they used it in their everyday lives.
The modern age of Information has a time bomb hidden within it that could bring about the downfall of our civilization and cause global life extinction. The atmosphere of the Earth is continuously being polluted by an ever-increasing amount of electromagnetic waves. Not only is our immune system in danger, but also the immune system of our living Earth and all forms of life within it.
We are living inside the Earth and not on it. The Earth’s atmosphere is part of its vital body, and in that context, we live deep below the surface of the Earth. The collective levels of emotion, intellect, consciousness and unconsciousness, are actually part of the individual life of the ‘Earth Being’. The Earth is a living being that is being poisoned by electromagnetic waves.
There is also a fact that has not been addressed by modern environmental science: the warming effect of microwaves in the atmosphere contributes to global warming. At the moment, we are only aware of this warming effect of electromagnetic radiation in microwave ovens or in the effect of cell phones on our head. The warming effect on the atmosphere is probably still insignificant, but with the dramatic increase in the carrier waves of the developing Age of Information, we should anticipate this potential threat before it is too late. Only when we master the use of electrical energy in a form that reduces its harmful side effects will it be possible to consider it as a healthy substitute for fossil fuels.
If we sit next to a big, strong, muscular man, we take care not to upset him! We see he has the potential of seriously harming us if provoked. Then why don’t we respect this huge being: Earth? We need to understand that when the Earth hits back, the consequences are often catastrophic. For the sake of preservation of our very existence, we must do something; but it cannot come from the left-brain mode alone. The wisdom of both hemispheres working together is needed. We have to go back to the right-brain to access a higher universal wisdom and ask ourselves where we went wrong.
We went wrong when we forgot about this spiritual balancing energy that is at the core of the natural forming process of nature. Life has this balancing energy, this divine balancing wisdom; nature uses it. When we pray at a church or a mosque built on a sacred power spot, we access the Divine Wisdom through its multidimensional portal. On power spots, we interact with this balancing energy, and use it for healing. But what is the use of connecting with it for healing on a personal level, when the whole Earth is getting sicker? We have to choose and implement practices that are healing on a global level. We have to bring back this balancing energy, this omnipresent wisdom, and apply it on a global scale.
We, human beings, act as if we have two totally different personalities. We pray to access a higher, spiritual, invisible dimension to bring harmony into our lives, while at the same time, we create a modern technology that disrupts the subtle energy balance of our planet. If we say to a scientist or a designer, “We want you to use the design language of nature. We want a certain balancing subtle energy quality to be part of your machine,” he will definitely think that we are crazy.
If someone was born in England and did not speak a word of English, his status and role in society would be seriously challenged. We are born and are living in the Earth, yet we do not communicate with the Earth. We do not know the Language of Nature: It is of vital importance that we assimilate our activities into the creative world of life, using its own ‘natural language’ and allowing our human existence to evolve in accordance with the symphony of mother nature.
There is a divine pen moving, drawing and writing all of what we perceive as the beautiful forms of nature. This movement expresses the system of laws and the powers of nature behind that which we enjoy as our world; the diversity we find in nature is not there just for our aesthetic pleasure! While the divine pen writes and draws, we simply cannot read this writing or understand the meaning behind all of this beauty. How then, can we learn that language? This Divine language of the forces of nature is expressed in the forms of the animals, birds, trees, leaves, flowers, snowflakes, rivers and mountains. We need to learn the language of shape to read the words of this higher form of wisdom. We must try to perceive the workings of the balancing energies in nature. Shapes are frozen energy qualities. Communication here is through an exchange of qualities and the knowledge of interaction combinations between those qualities. Unless we start communicating through Earth’s language, we will not solve the problems we are creating. The Earth is not only sick from our visible detrimental actions on the environment, it is also sick on an invisible, subtle energy level, disturbed by the carrier waves of our age of information.
We know that in ancient times, a city or a temple was planned with the balancing energy quality as the backbone for the grid pattern of the design. They were dealing only with natural energy phenomena. Today, we are increasing wireless communication, which is filling the air with an invisible threat, because these electromagnetic emanations are not harmonized by any form of balancing energy quality. There will come a day when a critical threshold is reached, and when the most advanced medicine will not help. If the level of carrier waves in the atmosphere keeps increasing beyond the tolerance level of our immune system, we will one day simply cease to exist!
Spreading the Balancing Energy on Carrier Waves
We have a huge number of electromagnetic carrier waves in the atmosphere of the Earth; isn’t it time to put some form of qualitative energy balancing on these carrier waves? Sacred power spots emanate such positive, beneficial, balancing energy qualities. A crossing of underground streams at certain angles produces a clockwise circular energy vortex that gives the area its healing properties, and makes it a sacred power spot; while streams crossing at other angles produce a harmful energy vortex, making the power spot an extremely dangerous place to live on. Through the science of BioGeometry, we are able to find the geometric criteria that produce this energy quality (design language of nature) and to create shapes, numbers, proportions, colors and sounds that reproduce it. Once we do that, we can find similar geometric methods to amplify it, store it, transmit it in a focused, laser-like manner or radiate it from a central point to cover wide areas. We can also charge the energy fields of other objects with this quality. For example, we could charge water for consumption and irrigation to enhance biological immune systems, charge our food to increase its vitality, or medicine to reduce harmful side-effects.
The electromagnetic waves used by television, radio, mobile communication and other types of wireless technology are carrier waves, which means that they carry information or media content over long distances with wide coverage. Why couldn’t they then also carry health supportive information into the subtle energy systems of life? They could carry the balancing energy quality of BioGeometry. Imagine all the waves in the atmosphere of the Earth carrying this energy. The energy balancing qualities would spread everywhere. We wouldn’t have to apply BioGeometry solutions individually in our homes, offices, or gardens, because the atmosphere, which is already full of carrier waves, would provide the healthy environmental harmony everywhere. This could then be the way that would transform the tools of the Age of Information and bring about a true ‘Golden Age’. The first impulse towards this golden age of environmental harmony came out of Switzerland. We are speaking here from actual experience based on the successful results achieved in our Swiss Environment projects of Hemberg, St Gallen, and Hirschberg, Appenzell. To quote the Mayor of Hemberg in a Press Conference (August 2003): “You have brought peace to our region, and brought back our church into our hearts.” In many traditions, there is a belief in a prophesized Golden Age dawning in the 21st century. This age is linked to a special stellar configuration that will change the subtle energy quality of the atmosphere, which in turn is believed will raise humanity to a higher level of consciousness. However, whatever occurs in the universe must first manifest in our subtle energy system for us to benefit from it. For this to come about, we should work hard to produce enough Golden Energy Quality in our environment to create a Harmonic Resonance that will bring about this positive change in our lives. The Golden Age will not come and knock on our door while we are busy destroying the energy quality of our planet.
The Intellect and Perfect Balance
The advanced state of mind or intellect that we have achieved, and on which we have built our very advanced civilization, does not guarantee that we will be able to change the destructive course we have taken towards nature. We need to be aware of all the factors that are beyond our perception, but are vital to achieving harmony with the universal laws of nature.
We try to bring proper balance into all situations through the faculties of our mind. Our mind needs to collect information about a situation in order to evaluate it, and take the necessary measures to balance it. Our mind can only perceive things within the restricted limits of its sensory capacities, which are only very small ranges within the total vibratory reality. Not only are we limited by what we are able to perceive, but we are also limited by how we give meaning to what we perceive. We can, in addition, often miss sensory information that is new to our data-bank, and consequently we have no corresponding data. This means that our perceived information does not give us a complete picture of the situation. Without complete information about a situation, we cannot balance it properly. Furthermore, gathering and analyzing information takes time. By the time we perceive the totality of available information, the situation is often long gone. The mind is, therefore, incapable of achieving the perfect balance in many situations.
Sufism is a mystical aspect of Islam, and one of the Sufis’ teaching methods is the use of jokes that have a certain wisdom involving paradoxes that unveil universal truths. The jokes are intended to show the limits of the mind, and the need to transcend it through a form of higher intuition that they call ‘the knowledge of the heart’. The jokes are endless, and exemplify a way of wisdom teaching that is typical of the Orient.
There are many jokes about a whimsical character, one of folklore’s beloved heroes in the Orient. He is known as ‘Goha’ in Egypt, or ‘Nasruddin’ in Iran. One of these jokes goes as follows: Every day, Goha and his donkey pass a customs post between two towns. The donkey carries two baskets full of straw, one on either side on its back. The customs officer always tells Goha: “Goha, I’m sure that you are smuggling something, I can see it on your face.” The officer then searches the content of the two baskets, but never finds anything. This goes on and on for thirty years. One day, the now-retired customs officer, is sitting in a café when he suddenly sees Goha passing by. He calls him and says: “Look, Goha, I am no longer a customs officer, but I am sure you tricked me all those years; I am curious to know what you have been smuggling for the past thirty years?” Goha answers him bluntly: “Donkeys”.
Here is another anecdote about the workings of ‘intellectual logic’. A scientist while working in his lab catches a fly and orders it to “fly” and lets it go; it flies. “Very good,” he thinks. He catches another fly, cuts off its wings and commands it to “Fly!” It doesn’t fly! He looks at it again and shouts; “Fly, Fly!” But it still doesn’t fly. So he concludes: “Cutting off a fly’s wings causes it to lose its sense of hearing!”
We find it amusing to see this logical literal interpretation as the limits of intellectual logic become evident. The mind is very logical here. However, it does not express reality. These ‘jokes’ highlight the concept that we cannot unconditionally trust intellectual logic in every situation. While this may seem very evident in these examples, in reality, it can occur unperceived in many situations of everyday life. Intellectual deductions and true knowledge are not always one and the same at times not even in seemingly solid scientific interpretations.
Our perceived reality is a product of how our brains react to very limited frequency ranges, which our senses are designed to cope with. These are the ranges that most effectively allow us to create, and maneuver within our physical world. The different areas of perception in the brain interact to create our perceived reality and project it outwards as the real world inside which we live. The body has to function first, in order for perceived reality to exist. Therefore, the laws that govern bodily functions must originate in the unperceived frequencies of the total range of absolute reality. Although we live within a perceived reality, our energy system interacts with the totality of absolute reality.
The body functions are governed, like we said earlier, by universal wisdom. This wisdom does not come from our perceived reality, but rather from the absolute reality an absolute reality that does not follow time and space, because time and space are product of perceived reality. It is this wisdom that regulates all the different functions of our body. The moment the mind interferes in those functions, problems are created. Sometimes we philosophize and wonder if we have free will or if there is a divine ‘something’ that is playing with us. Many philosophers have pondered and written about it. Omar Khayyam, the eleventh century Persian Sufi poet, wrote in his famous Quatrains, translated by Edward Fitzgerald and known in Arabic as the ‘Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam’:
‘This all a Chequered-board of Nights and Days
Where Destiny with Men for Pieces plays:
Hither and thither moves, and mates, and slays,
And one by one back in the Closet lays.
The verses express a universal feeling or presence of a higher transcendental essence. Khayyam also wrote:
The Moving Pen writes; and, having writ,
Moves on: nor all thy Piety nor Wit
Shall lure it back to cancel half a line,
Nor all thy Tears wash out a Word of it.
When we read this, we might think it implies that we don’t have free will on this earth. Thank God, we don’t have free will in important matters that sustain life such as the laws that govern the biological functions of our bodies. In important matters that relate to life and to the prolongation of life, we don’t have free will; otherwise, we would interfere with nature’s laws.
The conscious mind, however, does have a free will for experiences within its own perceived reality such as creating a civilization or destroying one! We can do what we like as long as we stay away from the most vital things like the laws that govern our life because every time we interfere with the natural laws governing our body, for example, we cause disturbance. Animals in the wild are knowledgeable enough not to eat any poisonous plants. However, we with our man-made chemicals or genetically manipulated plants manage to trick their system on all levels to the point where we actually now have pet psychologists!
What is the difference between how these laws work, and the way in which our minds work? The mind functions within a particular conception of time and space. When you have to wake up at seven in the morning for example, what happens sometimes is that you might wake up, look at the time, and if it’s five minutes to seven, you might think: “Oh! I can sleep for five more minutes!” You go back to sleep and you may dream. This dream could go on for what you think is six or seven hours, or even for a whole day. When you wake up again, you might think that you were very late and that you won’t have time to make it to the office, but as you check your watch you discover that only a few minutes have elapsed. So, you see our brain creates our time-space concepts, in our time-space reality. They don’t exist beyond that. Beyond that, like in the reality of a dream, there is another time-space concept. Every type of being, whether in one dimension of reality, or another, perceives time and space in its own way, as part of the overall criteria that form its reality.
The laws that come from another level, those that we access from right-brain consciousness, do not follow our time-space dimension. When we receive information through a right-brain type, instant, holistic perception, it sometimes defies the laws of left-brain type logic. This is what the mystics call ‘illumination’. For example, a piece of information from that higher level could enter your right-brain consciousness in a fraction of a second. Then it might take up to a lifetime to take this coded information through to your left-brain consciousness, your data-bank, your meaning level, and translate it in order to manifest it as knowledge. You might be working on it all your life, not knowing that what you have been doing all along is merely translating this spark of light, which you got in 1/100th of a second. All your experiences and learning are just ways of extracting it.
On his deathbed, Pythagoras asked his disciples to play the Monochord for him one last time. What was so important about the Monochord? A single string stretched between 2 nails on a wooden base, sometimes in the form of a hollow sound box (Fig. 92). Why did Pythagoras give so much importance to his famous, one-string ‘Monochord’?
During his long period of apprenticeship in the temples of Egypt, Pythagoras was educated in the ‘science of Harmonics’, among other secret knowledge. There he became familiar with the mathematical ratios on the Monochord that produced the tones and overtones. These mathematical ratios represented the laws of creation in the science of Harmonics, which showed that everything in the Universe was based on numbers and their qualities. If we look at the relief in the Ancient Egyptian temples, or the musical instruments at the Museum of Antiquities in Cairo, we find a large selection of different musical instruments of every type that reveal a great knowledge of tonal systems. The musical laws were a manifestation of the divine laws governing the whole universe. They were part of the temple teachings reserved for the initiated. Pythagoras unveiled some of those teachings to the Western world. He taught that on the string a mathematical ratio and tension correspond to a musical note. On the string, the quantitative measurement is converted into a qualitative note. Quality and quantity are two faces of one coin. They are two ways of perceiving the same thing. One is a measurement, the other an effect on the perceiver.
What is a note? A note is a mathematical ratio as every violin or guitar player knows. To produce a specific note, a finger must be placed at a certain point on the string which gives the appropriate length for that particular note. Thus, a Monochord converts mathematics into sound. The numbers become alive and we hear their voice as tones.
Let us look at this relationship or conversion between quality and quantity. Mathematics is quantity; modern science is quantitative. A musical note is quality, meaning it produces an effect; Ancient knowledge is qualitative. By plucking the string on a Monochord, we can convert one into the other, quantity into quality and quality into quantity. Another way of putting this is, if quantity is based on mathematics, and if mathematics is based on the quality of sound, why do we believe that quantity is scientific and quality is not?
If we have ‘quantitative mathematics’, then we can also speak of a ‘qualitative mathematics’. Similarly, if there is a ‘quantitative physics’, then there is also a Physics of Quality, veiled somewhere in the ancient science of Harmonics. This is what a simple Monochord from ancient antiquity does. It opens the door to deciphering the symphony of creation, and understanding what lies behind such enigmatic concepts as the music of the spheres.
Pythagoras saw in the distances between the planets of our solar system the same proportions as in Musical Harmonics. On his deathbed, he wanted to hear the Monochord that to him expressed the divine laws of the universe. It was a form of prayer of transition.
There are two kinds of harmonics: The classical ‘Pythagorean Harmonics’ and ‘BioGeometry Harmonics’. Pythagorean Harmonics is a method of using quantities (numbers, ratios) to produce universal qualities perceived as musical notes. The BioGeometry Harmonic System, on the other hand, is totally different in essence from the traditional Pythagorean system. BioGeometry Harmonics is a purely qualitative system, based on only the ‘One Harmonizing Subtle Energy Quality’ that is at the core of the forming process in nature, which is the main criterion of harmony in BioGeometry that we label ‘BG3’, and not on multiple qualities as in the notes of a tonal system. It is based on the ‘resonance of quality’ that is expressed in numbers, ratios and angles, that all manifest the BG3 subtle energy quality. Pythagorean Harmonics is quality derived from quantity, while BioGeometry Harmonics is quantity derived from the One Quality BG3.
Our contemporary point of view is one of looking at everything in a linear, quantitative manner; in the way we perceive time, space or frequency. In contrast to this, Harmonics reveals to us the language of quality, based on the phenomenon of Harmonic Resonance. It is the science of the laws of the harmony and unity in the Universe creating a universal symphony, in which everything has its place in the whole. Pythagoras referred to this as the, ‘Music of the Spheres’. This is a qualitative harmonic system based on quantitative mathematical ratios derived from the physics of musical strings, as expressed on the Monochord.
This concept can be better understood using a musical string instrument. When we strike a chord, that string resonates with every other string double or half its size creating higher and lower octaves. Imagine a piano with string lengths ranging from zero to infinity. The octaves would connect through resonance to everything in the Universe, from the largest to the smallest. It is like raising the power of numbers in mathematics.
This model can also explain some of the qualitative aspects of creation. Taken from a mystical point of view; if we can imagine bringing the zero and infinity points together to form a state of everything and nothing that existed before the first impulse and the creation of time and space, and that continues to exist within creation, then we can understand how this point of zero and nothing is an everlasting, non-manifested power keeping the whole universal musical instrument in a state of constant Harmonic Resonance that we perceive as Creation. Creation emerged from the zero and infinity point, is powered by it, and will fade back into it. Every ‘vibration’, as a quality, has a resonant harmonic mathematical connection with similar qualities of nature. It is as if this power in nature, in the whole Universe, wakes up in resonance.
It is said that Ancient Sacred Architecture was ‘frozen sound’, which means that the sound of the harmony of the Universe became frozen in the proportions and design principles of the building. Those monuments are timeless musical symphonies, playing in our energy fields on a subconscious level. They are transforming us in a very subtle way. If we do everything according to the mathematical laws of the universe, we could be in tune with the universe by means of its music.
The qualities of numbers play a central role within the laws of the Universe. Pythagoras therefore developed a mathematical theory of music that represented the laws of the Universe. He taught us to calculate all the notes of music and showed how this division is not arbitrary. This is harmonics, how the NTRs interact together, how they form certain laws and guide the interaction of things. Those laws, those numerical vibrations, create patterns. When they interact, everything is created. The mathematical aspect of music was regarded as manifesting the divine laws.
The Swiss, Hans Kayser (1891-1964), revived the science of Harmonics and wrote numerous books on the subject. His book ‘Akróasis42’, which means ‘hearing the universe’, has been translated into English and is considered a very good introduction to his work. His ‘Textbook of Harmonics’ is the best scientific reference to date, while in his ‘Organon’ he delves into the spiritual dimensions of harmonics. There is also another aspect of harmonics in which shapes are created through sound. The German physicist and musician, Ernst Khaldni (1756- 1827), was the first to demonstrate it in modern times. He used a violin bow on the edge of a metal plate covered with sand to produce natural patterns. The Swiss physician, Dr. Hans Jenny, a contemporary of Hans Kayser, developed Cymatics, which is another form of visual harmonics. He used a flat surface like a drum, put sand over it and then made it vibrate to sound projected from under it. He developed several versions of what he called a ‘Tonoscope’. As the surface vibrated, shapes started to form in the sand. This allows us to see the harmonic origin of matter, and realize that all shapes in nature are created from the interference of wave patterns giving form to matter. There is an interesting documentary film on Cymatics that shows us how sound can create amazing natural shapes. Some shapes look like insects that seem to crawl to the sound!
Dr. Masaru Emoto, famous for his work with frozen water crystals, went even a step further to demonstrate the effect of intention on matter. He developed a method of taking pictures of frozen water crystals from different sources. With this he was able to take a glimpse into the mysterious characteristics of water and the influence that the quality of energy and the environment has on it. As an example, water impregnated with good energy quality formed well-balanced and beautiful hexagonal structured water crystals, while bad energy quality produced badly formed crystals. Prayer or other spiritual activities, even simple positive thoughts and some music, produced lovely, beautiful, well-balanced hexagonal water crystals, while normal tap water and bad energies produced undefined shapes. His books, the first being ‘Message from Water43’, were published worldwide in many languages.
In the summer of 2005, I met Dr. Emoto in his laboratory in Liechtenstein where we had a chance to share our work. Although we were working in different ways, we both found common ground for collaboration in future projects to provide solutions to environmental problems. Dr. Emoto transforms energy quality into form, while I use forms to harmonize energy quality in the environment.
In our collaboration with Dr. Emoto, we did several experiments in the Hado Life European laboratory at Liechtenstein. The Director of the laboratory, Rasmus Gaupp-Berghausen, carried out a great deal of work with BioGeometry shapes, and produced lovely crystals that clearly demonstrate the effect of the BG3 energy quality of BioGeometry. We used this technique to show the effect of the BioGeometry Cube, which is part of the Home-Kit that offers an individual single-home solution to the harmful side effects of electrosmog. It was developed and tested in the first phase of the Hirschberg project in Switzerland (Fig. 93). In the upper left we see the crystal resulting from regular tap water. The cube shown in the lower left corner was then placed in the room. When new samples of the same tap water were taken, they produced the four lovely crystals on the right.
We also worked with Dr. Emoto to produce crystals from water on which the Divine Names of God from the Holy Koran were recited. The results were crystals that produced a subtle energy harmonizing effect on the organ functions similar to the repeated recital of the Divine Names. The correlation with the subtle energy functions of the organs is based on a system we discovered through research about twenty years ago, which is used widely, beyond religious prejudices.
Pythagoras used numbers to express the laws of the universe. The whole world to him expressed itself through numbers. He developed a model called the ‘Tetractys’, in which he arranged the numbers from one to four in the form of dots in a triangular formation (Fig. 94). This was one of the figures used in a symbolic way to explain the workings of the laws of nature in every aspect of the universe. The Tetractys manifests several subtle energy secrets on which its practical sacred nature is based. We will examine this interesting figure from the BioGeometry point of view that deals with the energy forming process of numbers. Experimental research in BioGeometry shows that the geometric arrangement of numbers plays an important role regarding their subtle energy quality. We found that if ten points are arranged in the triangular configuration of the Tetractys, they produce the BG3 subtle energy quality of BioGeometry. In any other arrangement of the ten dots of the Tetractys this energy quality is lost.
In BioGeometry, there are numbers which produce the BG3 subtle energy quality based solely on their quantitative value irrespective of their geometrical layout. These numbers of the BioGeometry Series have been identified through the measurement methods of the science of Physics of Quality. The following numbers form one of the BioGeometry Series that share the One Quality of BG3: 16, 19, 28, 34, 43, 54, 68, 72, 83, 89, 99… etc. These numbers are in a special kind of qualitative resonance with each other, and with a common transcendental multi-dimensional source. This is a different kind of resonance than that of musical harmonics, which is based on certain mathematical proportions between the string lengths. The numbers of the BioGeometry Series are not based on any mathematical relationship. The only thing they share is the BG3 subtle energy quality. Those numbers are therefore labeled ‘sacred’ because they manifest the same subtle energy quality as found in sacred power spots, and will reproduce it in any design in which they are used. They form the basis on which a system of BioGeometry Harmonics is built to produce the BioGeometry Modulor Systems that give dimensions, proportions, and angular scales for design (See Appendix).
We might be surprised that none of the first numbers from one to ten appear in this qualitative BioGeometry Series, but experimental research shows us that none of the numbers from one to ten manifest the BG3 subtle energy quality in full. The first number that manifests this quality is the sixteen, with which our series starts.
I have found an Ancient Egyptian text, quoted by Lucie Lamy in her book ‘Egyptian Mysteries41’, that refers to multiplicity of life through four levels of cell division, and expresses it in numbers as the process of halving, which is at the basis of Pharaonic Mathematics. The following quotation from the coffin of Petamon at the Cairo Museum (No. 1160.) points to a hidden qualitative relationship between One and Sixteen:
I am One that transforms into Two
I am Two that transforms into Four
I am Four that transforms into Eight
After this I am One
The proportion derived from that number (1:1.6) is the famous Golden Proportion used in Ancient architecture and now the basis of ‘Sacred Geometry’. Sixteen brings out the sacred quality hidden within the One to manifest in our time-space material dimension. It is the first number of the sacred subtle energy quality series of BioGeometry that manifests the sacred energy quality, which makes it qualitatively the first number.
All numbers that do not have the BG3 energy quality in them can, however, be reconfigured to achieve the same quality, if arranged in a special geometrical layout. This is the process we call the ‘Sacred Energy Forming of Numbers’. The sacred subtle energy quality exists potentially in all numbers. In some it exists already, while in others, it can be produced through a forming process of arrangement in a certain pattern.
We can say that there is a geometrical archetype to numbers that produces the sacred energy quality. Here are some examples of numbers arranged in such patterns that give the BG3 quality (Fig. 95).
Pythagoras spoke of the ‘music of the spheres’. He even said: “I can hear the music of the spheres. I can hear the motion of the celestial bodies.” Here he was clearly not just speaking about numbers in the form of the harmonic proportions of the distances between the orbits of the planets around the sun, as is usually thought. He must have also alluded to the inaudible sound waves created by the motion of the planets. If number and sound are the same, this means that quality has quantity in it. It also means that quantity has quality. So when he said, “Everything is number” he was speaking about the basic qualities of everything. By ‘hearing the sound of the celestial bodies’, he was referring to feeling the effect of their energy qualities. He might also have referred to the fact that the sun produces inaudible sound waves (longitudinal compression waves) from its core. There exists today a whole branch of science called ‘Helioseismology’, in which modern instruments are used to detect and measure those waves, and analyze the information about the interior layers of the sun from which they emerge. These inaudible sound waves also interact with all the planets circling around the solar system. The motion of all kinds of material bodies in the universe also creates secondary compression waves that are a type of inaudible sound waves (torsion, scalar, etc…). By the laws of harmonics the inaudible sound waves created by the planets in the Solar System are actually a form of music.
The elliptical movement of the planets around the sun, which is also found in all other galaxies, is a very special geometrical shape with alternating relationships between its centrifugal and centripetal forces governing the inside ‘pull’ and the outside ‘push’, creating alternating polarities that result in a dynamic system of motion (Fig. 96). Our measurements have shown that the BG3 quality of the centers of the ellipse is found throughout the whole area inside it, unlike the circle which manifests BG3 only in its center. The whole ellipse is thus infused with total dynamic harmony. This is why the egg shape is the ideal shape for the growth of life. It can be understood as the sacred abode from which life emerges. The egg is the ideal environment in which the forming process of nature, which has the BG3 subtle energy quality at its core, can take place. The whole environment within the ellipse or egg is multi-dimensional and is connected to the whole universe. When Pythagoras said that the Universe is based on number, he was speaking in two languages: the quantitative and the qualitative. One was to the larger public about mathematics, the other was to his inner group about the interacting forces of the Universe. To his inner group, he taught that every number has multiple aspects of quality and emanation. Consequently, every number expresses a divine force, a NTR, and so does every geometrical angle. In BioGeometry we state that, as angles are the components of shapes, and as angles are also energy qualities, then shapes are living energy qualities. Every shape of an object we see is a form of frozen energy quality, which comes to life and impregnates the energy fields around it, thus affecting all living energy systems in its environment, whether they are perceived as animate or inanimate. We are continuously changing, energetically, through every shape we see or perceive with any of our senses. Even the wind carries the living qualities of the shape it touches!
We understand mathematics from a contemporary perspective, either in a quantitative or in a symbolic way. But Pythagoras was not limited to those aspects of mathematics. He was speaking about the Wisdom of the Universe, the inner teaching of the temples of Egypt. We cite Pythagoras because his philosophy expresses the great shift. The quantitative aspect of numbers and the laws of their quantitative interactions were labeled ‘The Birth of Mathematics’, by those who only accepted the practical, quantitative applications. Pythagoras kept the Ancient Knowledge of Numbers within the inner teachings of his school, hidden behind a veil where it still lies in obscurity, as it did in the temples of Ancient Egypt. Through its practical methods in energy quality dynamics, the new BioGeometry worldview is slowly shedding light on this obscurity.