MME2

MERU MADE EASY Vol. 1 Continued

Next, we place each of the letters of the first verse on the bead of a bead chain.

An interesting pattern emerges when the letters are paired up.
Letters that do not match can be paired based on their
base-3 positioning on the cube.
(See Geometric Metaphors of Life)

Here are the beads in the same arrangement with the base-3 equivalents

Auto correlation of the first verse of Genesis
The arrangement of letters forms the shape of a torus (donut shape)
in a pattern that winds around three times.

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Definition:
TORUS: A doughnut shaped surface generated by a circle rotated about an
axis in its plane that does not intersect with the circle.

Penrose Twister Hypersphere Black Hole

Many physicists use the torus to model the shape of the universe.
The key to understanding the torus as it relates to Meru research
is by viewing it in motion, like a smoke ring, falling within itself.

The torus can best be defined topologically with seven interconnecting regions
demonstrated by seven different colors (a seven-color map)


Copyright 1999 Meru Foundation The number one region is hidden	A rainbow, which arcs in the sky, has seven visible colors. This could have been seen as a seven-color map in the ancient world.

By viewing the torus topologically we are able to define its surface by peeling off the
seven color ribbon. This process provides us with the vortex shape below.
This vortex shape defines the structure of the torus. It is basically the torus without volume.
It is as if we removed the dough from the doughnut. If the torus is representative of a
smoke ring, falling within itself, the vortex provides the shape of its motion.

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