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The inner Flow World (No. 2) originates from World No. 1. This is
the Source World. In this core, we find the meaningful code of everything
in the overall reality.
With this allegory, Plato tried to show that matter is like a
shadow. Just like a shadow, matter is a (holographic) projection.
Matter is projected energy, and energy is vitalized code.
In order to understand why matter is like a shadow, we first need to
understand the nature of energy. By definition, energy flows. It can
never stand still. The sine wave describes
this continuously flowing movement of energy.
The amplitude of this wave represents
the amount of energy, while the wavelength
shows how fast this energy moves. The
shorter the wavelength, the faster is the
movement. The denotation for this energetic
movement is oscillation or vibration.
Please note that we cannot perceive or detect energy directly, just as
Plato explained with his Allegory of the Cave. We can only see
shadows of energy. In this Shadow World, we experience time and
space. The energetic wavelength creates our experience of time,
while the energetic amplitude creates our experience of space.
In general, we experience time as a
one-dimensional movement. For
space however, we distinguish all
three dimension. The picture below
on the left hand side shows the energetic
movement in two of these dimensions.
In this graphical representation, time becomes circular.
By including also the third dimension, we see that energy moves
spirally (according to our experience of time and space). The picture
above on the right hand side shows this three-dimensional representation
of energetic movement.
Let us again place experienced space on the vertical axis, and experienced
time on the horizontal axis. The picture below shows two energetic
movements. The upper one moves twice as fast as the lower
one. After two cycles of the faster wave (and one cycle of the slower
wave), both waves synchronously pass through the zero point from
the same direction.
When we combine both wave patterns into one graph, we see that
these waves also have a shared null point in the middle, together with
ones at the beginning and ending of one wavelength of the slowest
wave. These shared null points are called nodes. The same happens
with a vibrating string between to two fixed points. What we call
matter is in fact an energetic node (a seemingly fixed shadow).
The vibrational ratio between these two waves is 1:2. This is the first
harmonic ratio of the octave. Only with harmonic ratios, regular
nodes emerge. Only when we understand the harmonics of energy,
then we will start to understand the origin of (the illusion of) matter.
The figure below shows another harmonic ratio, which is 2:3, the
ratio of the quint. After three cycles of the faster wave (and two cy-
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