Geometric Origin of Concsiousness

The Third Informational System in the Fruit of Life

What you are about to read is a subject outside most human thought. I ask you to read this with a little faith, and to carefully begin to see in a new way. It may not make sense until you
are deep into the subject. It revolves around the idea that all consciousness, including human, is solely based on sacred geometry. Because it is, we can begin to see and understand where we have come from, where we are now and where we are going. Remember that the Fruit of Life is the basis of all thirteen informational
systems, and that it is by superimposing male straight lines in unique ways over the female circles of the Fruit of Life that these systems are created. In me first eight chapters we investigated two of these systems. The first system created Metatron's Cube, which generated the five Platonic solids. These forms created structure throughout the universe. The second system, which we touched on lightly, was created by straight lines coming from the center of the Fruit of Life and concentric circles, thus creating the polar graph. This in turn created the star tetrahedron inscribed in a sphere, which is the basis of how vibration, sound, harmonics, music and matter are interrelated in all of creation.

The Circles and Squares of Human Consciousness

We will approach this third informational system indirectly. The source, the Fruit of Life, will reveal itself as we proceed. We'll call this new system circles and squares of human consciousness. It's what the Chinese called circling the square and squaring the circle. According to Thoth, all levels of consciousness in the universe are integrated by a single image in sacred geometry. It is the key to time, space and dimension as well as consciousness itself. Thoth also said that even emotions and thoughts are based on sacred geometry, but that subject will have to wait until later in this book. For each level of consciousness there is an associated geometry that completely defines how that specific level of consciousness will interpret the one Reality. Each level is a geometrical image or lens that spirit looks through to see the one Reality, resulting in a completely unique experience. Even the spiritual hierarchy of the universe is geometrical in its structure, copying nature.
According to Thoth, there are nine crystal balls beneath the Sphinx, one inside the other. Archaeologists and psychics have been searching for these crystal balls for a long time—it's an ancient legend. It is said that these crystal balls are somehow connected to the consciousness of the Earth and to the three levels of consciousness that humans are now experiencing. Various seekers have searched for the nine spheres, spending a great deal of time and money, but according to Thoth, you don't need the crystal balls; you just need to draw nine concentric circles, because it's just as revealing. If they'd known it was geometry and consciousness they were seeking and not necessarily an object, the knowledge would have come easier. According to Thoth, if you were to approach a planet you've never seen before and wanted to know the different levels of consciousness experienced on that planet, you would take some of the little beings on that planet and measure them, assuming you can get them to hold still long enough. From those measurements you can determine the square-and-circle sacred ratios connected with their bodies, and from this information determine their exact level of consciousness.
Other ratios, always derived from the cube, are used to determine the
levels of consciousness in other than the human form, such as animals, insects and ETs, but in the case of humans, it's the circle and the square. By seeing if the square that fits around the body is bigger
or littler than the circle that goes around the body, and by exactly how much, you can determine how they interpret the Reality and exactly what level of consciousness they're on. There are quicker ways, actually, but this way is fundamental to existence itself. Thoth said to draw nine concentric circles and put a square around each one so that it fits perfectly (one side of the square and the diameter of the circle inside it will be equal), as in Figure 9-1. In this way you have equal male and female energies. Then see how die squares interact with the circles—how the male energy interacts with the female energy. The key, according to Thoth, is how closely the perimeter of the square and the circumference of the circle approximate the phi ratio. This is the key to human life.

Fig. 9-1. Concentric circles and
squares. The darker circles and squares
are the pairs that approximate the phi
ratio. They also locate the first and
third levels of human consciousness.
(One grid unit equals one radius of the
center circle or one-half side of the
square that surrounds it. One can see
that the diameter of the center circle
and one edge of its surrounding square
are the same length.)

Finding Near-Perfect Phi Ratios

Looking at the innermost square, no circles cross it; the same is true for the second square. The third square begins to penetrate the fourth circle, though it's obviously not a phi ratio. However, the fourth square penetrates the fifth circle in what appears to be a near-perfect phi ratio. Then it comes out of phi ratio again on the fifth and sixth squares. Then, unexpectedly, the seventh square penetrates the ninth circle again in what appears to be near-perfect phi ratio—not one circle beyond, as it did on the fourth square and fifth circle, but two circles beyond. And it is even closer to the Golden Mean, the phi ratio of 1.6180339..., than the first one.
This is the beginning of a geometrical progression that could go on forever, a progression in which we humans are only the second possible step. (And we thought so highly of ourselves!) Using the full life of a human as the yardstick, in human history we are now at the level of consciousness represented by the development of the human zygote just after the completion of the first cell. Life in the universe is beyond anything we can image, yet we are a seed that contains the beginning as well as the end.
Coming back to the practical, you can measure these things without a measuring stick by calling the radius of the innermost circle one unit; thus the first circle and first square are two radii across. (This unit makes up an accused grid.) And when you expand to the fourth square, it will be 8 radii across. To know how many radii there are around all four sides of the square, you simply multiply by 4 to see that 32 radii compose the perimeter if the fourth square. We need to know the perimeter because when it equals or approximates the circumference of the circle, we have the phi ratio- (Check chapter 7.)
We wish to see if the fifth circle's circumference is equal to (or close to) the perimeter of the fourth square (32 radii), so we calculate its circumference by multiplying its diameter times pi (3.14). Since there are 10 units radii) across the fifth circle, if you multiply that times pi (3.14), the circumference equals 31.40 radii. The square's perimeter is exactly 32, so they are very close; the circle is slightly smaller. According to Thoth, this represents the first time that human consciousness becomes self aware.
Now let's calculate this for the seventh square and ninth circle- There are 14 radii across the seventh square; multiplying by 4 skies gives us 56 radii for the perimeter of the seventh square. The ninth circle has a diameter of 18 radii, and that times pi is 5652. In this case the circle is slightly larger, whereas before, it •as slightly smaller. If you keep making circles beyond the original nine, you'll see the same pattern: slightly larger, slightly smaller, slightly larger, slightly smaller—getting closer and closer to the perfection we noted on the Fibonacci sequence approaching the phi ratio [see chapter 8].

The First and Third Levels of Consciousness

In Figure 9-2 we are looking at the very beginning of consciousness
in these first two phi-ratio places. This indicates that consciousness will probably continue forever to expand of human consciousness, near-perfect phi ratios and approximate the perfection of the phi ratio or the Golden Mean.

Fig 9.2

So the fourth square relative to the fifth circle and the seventh square relative to the ninth circle form near-perfect phi ratios. Those happen to be, according to Thoth, the first and third levels of consciousness. They are very, very close to being harmonic consciousness, which makes them self-aware. Remember the nautilus shell (page 210)? In the beginning it was not even harmonically close, compared to several steps further down the geometrical path. It is the same here. But what happened to the second level of human consciousness?
According to Thoth, no one has ever figured out how to go from the first level, which is where the Aboriginals are, straight into the third level, which is Christ or unity consciousness. We needed to have a stepping stone or a bridge between the two—which is us, the second level. The question now is, where is our level of consciousness in this drawing?

Locating the Second Level

There are two places where we (ordinary humanity)
could be on this circle/square system: on the fifth or the
sixth square relative to some other circle. There are only
two squares between the first and third levels in Figure 9-1.
From my way of seeing, I didn't know what difference it
would make which square we were on, and Thoth wouldn't
tell me. He just said, "It's the fifth square relative to the
sixth circle" without explaining why. So for two or three
years I was wondering why it was the fifth square relative to
the sixth circle and not the sixth square relative to the seventh
circle. Still he wouldn't tell me. He simply said, "You
figure it out." It took me a long time to understand why.
When I finally figured out why, Thoth simply gave me a nod,
meaning I was correct. Here are the three levels of consciousness
with the other nonharmonic squares removed
[see Fig. 9-3].

Fig. 9-3. The three geometric levels of
human consciousness on Earth: square
4 and circle 5 = first (aboriginal) level;
square 5 and circle 7 = second (present)
level; and square 7 and circle 9 =
third (Christ) level.

If we rotate the square by 45 degrees [see Fig. 9-4] into a diamond, the secret purpose of our existence becomes apparent. In this view the rotated fifth square very closely approximates the location of the seventh square. It is not perfect because we are not harmonic ourselves, and we do not have a perfect Christ love, but we show the way to Christ consciousness by our human love. And further, we are still connected to the first level because our geometry perfectly touches the fourth circle of the first level of consciousness. We contain the Aboriginal consciousness perfectly, and we imperfectly contain the Christ love. This is what we are—a connecting bridge.

Fig. 9-4- Rotating the second-level
square 45 degrees bridges the second
and third levels of consciousness.

This is the key to why human consciousness is found in this particular
geometric relationship and why it is necessary. Without our present way of seeing the one Reality, the first level of consciousness would never be able to evolve into the higher light. We are like a rock in the middle of a small stream. One jumps to it, but immediately continues on to the other side.
As you're going to see later in this chapter, this diamond view is the key to our second level of consciousness. You'll see this in the Great Pyramid and also in other works I'll be showing you. The square with the diamond inside is very important to humanity. Buckrninster Fuller also thought it was very important. This form, when in 3D, is called the cuboctahedron. Bucky gave it a special name: the vector equilibrium. Bucky observed that the cuboctahedron has the amazing ability, through rotation, to become all five Platonic solids, giving a clue to its paramount position in sacred geometry. Why is it important to humanity? Because the square with the diamond inside it is connected to one of the primary reasons for human existance— the role of moving from Aboriginal, the first level of consciousness, to Christ consciousness, the third level.
When you measure the human geometries using this system, we humans
are on by about three and a half radii. We're not even close to being harmonic (You could measure this yourself if you wish.) We're a disharmonic consciousness, though we are necessary to complete life. So when life gets to where we are, it gets in and out as fast as possible, like jumping on the rock in the middle of the stream. Why? Because when we are disharmonic, we destroy anything and everything around us. If we stay there too long, our lack of wisdom will destroy even ourselves. If you look at the world's environment and our continual wars, you can understand. Yet we are essential to life.

Geometric Lenses to Interpret Reality

The next thing Thoth wanted me to do was look at these three different
levels of consciousness geometrically so I could see what these geometrical lenses looked like. Remember, there's only one God, only one Reality. But there are lots of ways to interpret the Reality.
The innermost square (the fourth) in Figure 9-5 represents the first
level: the middle square (the fifth) the second level; and the outer one (the seventh) the third level. I'm going to call the inner square an 8 by 10, meaning that it has eight radii per side and its relating circle (the fifth) has a diameter of ten. The middle square is 10 across and the sixth circle 12, so I'm calling it a 10 by 12. This is the middle or second level, which we exist on now. For the Christ-consciousness level, there are 14 radii across the square (the seventh) and 18 across the ninth circle, so we'll call that a 14 by 18. So we have an 8 by 10, a 10 by 12 and a 14 by 18. Sow, there's always a reason for everything in sacred geometry. Nothing—absolutely nothing—occurs without a reason. You might ask why, out of the whole spectrum of possibilities, did self-aware consciousness begin when the
fourth square went into harmony with the fifth circle?

Fig. 9-5. The three levels of human
consciousness in terms of units or radii
in their circle-square pairs.