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AllatRa by Anastasia Novykh
Rigden: The one who fearlessly penetrates the depth, sooner or later knows the Truth.
While being on the surface, one can only observe a distorted reflection of what is hidden
in the depth…
Anastasia: Yes, in order to know the Truth, it is necessary to penetrate its depth, which
is possible only from the perspective of the Observer from the Spiritual nature. As sages
said, in order to know the Truth, one must forget about oneself… I also wanted to say a
few words about fractals in nature (from the Latin word “fractus” meaning “crushed”),
these geometric figures that are self-similar inside, which you mentioned in one of the
conversations. Fractals really represent an entirely wonderful world of unexpected
spatial structures and shapes, beauty and harmony! I expanded my knowledge also on
these topics. It turns out that I don’t know so many things about the world and how
fascinating and useful the very process of cognition is.
Picture 64. Julia Set
A fractal is a geometric shape in which one and the same motif is repeated in a
consecutively decreasing scale. Indeed, a pattern that has one and the same structure is
repeated quite frequently in nature. One can see this by enlarging or reducing the object
of study in any number of times. Self-similarity as the property of fractals can be found
in many objects, systems, and natural structures. For example, in snowflakes, clouds,
flame, turbulent flow of water, tree crowns, DNA, human blood circulatory system and
so on. Fractals are found in many natural phenomena and processes. This is like another
level of complexity of geometry of space, but, as I understand, this is far from the most
complex one, taking into consideration what you once told us.
As you advised, I inquired also about modern scientific achievements in the field of
fractal geometry. It turns out that the fractal model is being very widely used in many
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