I have no idea why two posts on the same subject, appeared. Unless, I am in touch with the synchronistic planet. Two weeks ago I discovered the symmetry in a starfish, and, was amazed that I chose Miriam Starfish Christling to be a math genius and follower of the Kabballah. I was able to see into another dimension, I author one of the most beautiful things I have ever written. It is not safe to own a mind like mine, so I create Avatars to work through. I believe Ian Fleming did the same thing because his perception of reality had been altered via Sub-rosa work, Someone should do the math on the Pope’s stage. I lost the equation for the starfish, for now.
Study the top image of the turn on an axis, and the point where the Pope sits – on a seven armed starfish. The floating head looks like Noether. I fear for my life, from ignorant people who believe I am fucking with their church. There is a Church of Bond, that was influenced by John Dee who my ancestors worked with. I am much more than King of the Hill. I am Axis Mundi.
I bid my followers to put this entire blog on Cloud. I am going to be attacked.
John Presco 007
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axis_mundi
The axis mundi (also cosmic axis, world axis, world pillar, center of the world, world tree), in certain beliefs and philosophies, is the world center, or the connection between Heaven and Earth. As the celestial pole and geographic pole, it expresses a point of connection between sky and earth where the four compass directions meet. At this point travel and correspondence is made between higher and lower realms.[1] Communication from lower realms may ascend to higher ones and blessings from higher realms may descend to lower ones and be disseminated to all.[2] The spot functions as the omphalos (navel), the world’s point of beginning.[3][4][5]
https://study.com/academy/lesson/what-is-rotational-symmetry-definition-examples.html
There are many kinds of symmetries, from the left-right symmetry of a face (left), to the five-fold symmetry of a starfish (center), to the complete symmetry of a circle (right). These sorts of symmetries are also seen in physics theories, leading some physicists to describe the equations as beautiful.
Symmetry also has an aesthetic meaning, although this is harder to define; artistic symmetry is beauty found in a pleasing and regular form.
Both of these definitions of symmetry have some place in the meaning used by physicists. Equations are geometrically symmetric if they can be “flip flopped” without changing their meaning. For instance, take the simple sum 3 + 4. If we swap the order, we get 4 + 3. Both of these equations equal 7 and we can thus say that addition is symmetric in this case. Of course, not all equations are symmetric when the order is swapped. For example, in subtraction 4 – 3 isn’t the same as 3
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