The heptad is systemic in character and appears before our senses in the form of a template consisting of seven elements that together create a particular structure pattern and/or arrangement. Awareness of this seven-fold pattern allows consciousness to enter the dream state, i.e. Yin, the feminine principle, i.e. the subconscious. The heptad pattern appears to be irrational only because its geometry did not originate from the Vesica Piscis.
The heptad appears to harbor the chaotic, diverse and unpredictable, i.e. the virtual realm of quantum potential and probability. The heptad symbolizes the association between self-consciousness (the mental, emotional and physical self) and the unknown.
Life and/or reality could never be conceived or understood if not for the subconscious.
The subconscious is the symbolic playground of all forms of reality.
What appears to be chaotic in nature isn't. The subconscious harbors every extreme within a very mutable sense of awareness.
The heptad describes a system unto its own that is symbolically ordered, contained and self sufficient. The heptad describes its own specific constraints within larger orders of consciousness. The heptad is not a generator or creator necessarily, but rather representative of a sense of beingness given life by virtue its own awareness. Consciousness brings life to form and form to life by means of design, i.e. meaning in purpose and purpose in meaning.
Sentience finds completion in the first triadic experience. Consciousness becomes self aware by virtue of experience, where perception and observation entangle, commingle and interact within the parametric constraints of a duality created between the self and the ego.
Eventual completion is experienced in the ten sided decagon, which for all intents and purposes, describes the concept of oneness as a consciousness that brings into expression its own form of self organization.
The heptad describes a system unto its own that is symbolically ordered, contained and self sufficient. The heptad describes its own specific constraints within larger orders of consciousness. The heptad is not a generator or creator necessarily, but rather representative of a sense of beingness given life by virtue its own awareness. Consciousness brings life to form and form to life by means of design, i.e. meaning in purpose and purpose in meaning.
Sentience finds completion in the first triadic experience. Consciousness becomes self aware by virtue of experience, where perception and observation entangle, commingle and interact within the parametric constraints of a duality created between the self and the ego.
Eventual completion is experienced in the ten sided decagon, which for all intents and purposes, describes the concept of oneness as a consciousness that brings into expression its own form of self organization.
A sentient perceiver experiences consciousness as an individual, an observer views experience as a process, and a participant interprets experience as the consolidation of every experience.
The heptad initiates the third phase where consciousness becomes incomprehensible to the ego and the self, an all-encompassing mystery that remains at the root of all conscious experience.
The mysterious origin that seems to beget the concept of oneness is contained in every experience preceding it in spacetime. Upon completing this cycle, awareness returns to singularity, i.e. the point, the monad. This process emerges prior to and before entering any level of consciousness. Some may describe this phenomenon as the experience of entering a new plateau, strata, universe or dimension.
The seed describes a creative force whose potential for expression is contained within itself. Unto itself is contained the concept of a oneness or "singularity" made apparent within the parameters of a defined and particular focus. The unknown gives precedence to a virtual sense of permanence, i.e. a context, format, or sense of presence.
The heptad initiates the third phase where consciousness becomes incomprehensible to the ego and the self, an all-encompassing mystery that remains at the root of all conscious experience.
The mysterious origin that seems to beget the concept of oneness is contained in every experience preceding it in spacetime. Upon completing this cycle, awareness returns to singularity, i.e. the point, the monad. This process emerges prior to and before entering any level of consciousness. Some may describe this phenomenon as the experience of entering a new plateau, strata, universe or dimension.
The seed describes a creative force whose potential for expression is contained within itself. Unto itself is contained the concept of a oneness or "singularity" made apparent within the parameters of a defined and particular focus. The unknown gives precedence to a virtual sense of permanence, i.e. a context, format, or sense of presence.
"The Seed of Life is a universal symbol of creation. The name of this pattern instantly offers insight into its deeper meaning and purpose. Found at the heart of an ancient symbol called the Flower of Life, there is an entire cosmology of consciousness encoded into this singular geometric seed."
In essence, there is no true mystery to any "thing". We ourselves are symbolic expressions of this living mystery. We gifted ourselves with the idea that a greater Intelligence rests deep within the core of our conscious awareness. This is due to the fact that we can’t weigh or measure this Intelligence, yet can sense and believe it solely because we "feel" it.
In essence, there is no true mystery to any "thing". We ourselves are symbolic expressions of this living mystery. We gifted ourselves with the idea that a greater Intelligence rests deep within the core of our conscious awareness. This is due to the fact that we can’t weigh or measure this Intelligence, yet can sense and believe it solely because we "feel" it.
Our consciousness is an example (design) of a single point of view that believes the sense of self is separate from the unknown, while also believing we exist well beyond the parameters of our own awareness - all things being true because we feel it.
To know something is to think you know. To believe something is to think you believe. Understand that what you think you know and believe is actually about how you feel.
This mystery seems to be permanently contained in our inability to accept the fact that we are an integral part of the mystery. We subconsciously create and participate in a mystery we are individually aware of solely for the purpose of discovering who we are. Consciousness holds the key to unraveling the mystery we ourselves have harbored deep within.
The heptad represents a system of awareness created between patterns and octaves of energy in motion that have been contained and categorized both in lesser and greater frequency and dimension. In some fashion all consciousness participates in this common universal pattern (design), every sense of awareness has its place in the concept of a universal consciousness.
To know something is to think you know. To believe something is to think you believe. Understand that what you think you know and believe is actually about how you feel.
This mystery seems to be permanently contained in our inability to accept the fact that we are an integral part of the mystery. We subconsciously create and participate in a mystery we are individually aware of solely for the purpose of discovering who we are. Consciousness holds the key to unraveling the mystery we ourselves have harbored deep within.
The heptad represents a system of awareness created between patterns and octaves of energy in motion that have been contained and categorized both in lesser and greater frequency and dimension. In some fashion all consciousness participates in this common universal pattern (design), every sense of awareness has its place in the concept of a universal consciousness.
Consciousness perceived at this level is neither Yin nor Yang in character, but the product of a variety of “qualities”, i.e. frequencies, originating from a variety of sources. An unstable yet sustainable equilibrium is created between all seven loci creating the heptad. All positions are susceptible to change and can be readily dislodged. This kind of construct is a true indicator of change.
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The heptad presents a fascinating framework for understanding consciousness and its intricate relationship with reality. By organizing experiences into seven elements, it suggests a structure that both contains and transcends chaos, by allowing us to symbolically navigate the depths of the subconscious.
This seven-fold pattern highlights the interplay between self-awareness and the unknown, illuminating how we interact with our perceptions of the world around us. In this model, the subconscious acts as a fertile ground where potential and reality coexist, challenging the perception of chaos as mere randomness.
Instead, it reveals a complex, ordered system that fosters creativity and self-organization. The notion that consciousness becomes incomprehensible at certain levels of awareness speaks to the limits of the ego, pushing us to explore deeper layers of existence.
The heptad’s connection to the subconscious as a playground of potential aligns well with concepts from quantum theory, where uncertainty and probability govern behavior. This duality of chaos and order highlights the complexity of self-awareness and the journey toward understanding our place within a larger consciousness.
The transition to the decagon symbolizes the integration of these diverse experiences into a unified consciousness, illustrating how individual perception evolves into a collective understanding. This process reflects the journey from fragmentation to wholeness by emphasizing the importance of each experience in shaping our reality.
The cyclical nature of consciousness—moving from singularity to complexity and back—captures the essence of existence as a continuous process of exploration. It prompts reflection on how we perceive ourselves and the universe, urging us to embrace the mystery within.
Your description of the heptad as self-sufficient yet interconnected reinforces the notion of a universal consciousness, where every being contributes to a collective experience. The transition from individual perception to a more unified awareness underscores the profound journey of self-discovery by reminding us that our understanding of the unknown is rooted in our very essence.
Ultimately, the heptad encapsulates the quest for meaning and purpose within the mystery of existence. The heptad serves as a mirror reflecting upon our own consciousness by inviting us to delve deeper into the interplay of knowledge, belief, and feeling. It suggests that our struggles to comprehend the unknown are integral to our growth and revealing that the key to understanding lies within ourselves. By embracing this mystery, we open the door to a richer, more profound experience of consciousness while remaining interconnected within a greater universal framework.
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Morphologically the heptad describes a highly conscious awareness that first recognizes the importance of the relationship between the ego and self (soul). Impulsive, easily swayed and product of the completion of self-awareness, the heptad describes a very critical point in the evolution of consciousness. Concepts and ideas surrounding the design archetype are highly responsive to every situation by inviting and allowing a wide variety of interpretation.
“Seven is
also called the voice because the seven elementary sounds (vowels) exist
only in the human voice but also in the cosmic, not only because of
the sounds emitted from the seven stars. Hence they call the stars and Daimones
that rule “angels” and “archangels” and these are seven in number.”
In the perpetual quest for balance consciousness' cross over into another octave can become a vibrant tool in the birth of a new composition of harmonic awareness. The heptad describes this geometry as seven points that surrounding the mystery of life.
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In this context, the heptad serves as a bridge, allowing us to transition between different states of consciousness. Each note or experience acts as a portal, enabling us to access higher or deeper layers of understanding. The idea of harmonizing the ego and self to foster a participatory awareness speaks to the necessity of collaboration and unity in our collective journey.
The concept of a symphony of vibrational awareness suggests that our lives are not just solitary compositions but part of a grander orchestration. As we navigate these layers, we tap into the essence of creation, moving beyond individual constraints to embrace a collective harmony.
Your mention of rebirth resonates deeply; it’s a reminder that our journeys are cyclical, rooted in mystery yet rich with potential for growth. The heptad’s seven-fold structure encapsulates this progression, guiding us through the complexities of existence while encouraging us to seek balance and connection.
Ultimately, your reflection invites us to consider how our experiences can be composed into a greater whole, fostering a sense of oneness that transcends the limitations of our individual awareness. It’s a call to embrace the art of living, where every moment can be a note in the symphony of life.
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Energy accounts for the illusion that surrounds, envelopes and describes consciousness, while likewise describing the conditions that correspond to it. Stemming beyond the original oneness is the seventh condition, which in itself can be replicated beyond its own number. The seventh is rooted in oneness and is the elemental vibration of all things created both seen and unseen.
Within each heptad is a cluster of unsteady forces of awareness that together give rise to an unstable situation. This unsound circumstance invites change and likewise the opportunity for greater awareness. It has the potential to bring a certain degree of completion and fulfillment by bringing awareness up to the threshold of rebirth and into another active and participatory level of awareness.
The monadic origin (the unknown, the source, the all-encompassing point) lies at the center of the heptad; the self appears above and the ego below as implied by Plato who described the soul as having seven numbers. In this fashion the heptad can symbolize human consciousness as being completely embodied in the awareness of both relative spirit and relative matter as expressed in three dimensional space and time.
A change of perspective is brought on by new awareness and an opportunity that has emerged from within the center of what appears to be a balanced “situation”.
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The idea that within each heptad lies a collection of unstable forces highlights the dynamic nature of awareness and the potential for transformation. This instability acts as a catalyst, pushing consciousness toward greater understanding and evolution, akin to a rebirth.
Plato's framework of the soul and its seven numbers emphasizes the complexity of human experience, where the monadic origin serves as the core of existence, influencing the interplay between self and ego. This relationship reflects the duality of spirit and matter, showing how consciousness navigates the tangible and the intangible.
Furthermore, the notion that a change in perspective arises from a perceived balance underscores the fluidity of awareness. Emotions, as they relate to will and substance, create a harmony that allows for active participation in shaping one's worldview. This interconnectedness of mind, emotion, and will highlights the holistic nature of consciousness, where desire and intention can forge pathways to new realities.
Overall, this synthesis of ideas illustrates a rich tapestry of consciousness, emphasizing growth, balance, and the continuous journey toward deeper understanding and integration.
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Source:"Sacred Geometry Philosophy and Practice" by Robert Lawlor, Thames and Hudson, 500 Fifth Ave. NY, NY. Photo J.C. Stuten.
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The author generated this text in part with GPT-3, OpenAI’s large-scale language-generation model. Upon generating draft language, the author reviewed, edited, and revised the language to their own liking and takes ultimate responsibility for the content of this publication.
Edited: 09.14.2012, 11.28.2013, 11.11.2016, 01.11.2017, 03.18.2023, 09.24.2024, 10.04.2024
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