The Law of the Circle and the Square.

Creation manifests itself in two forms: one is the circle, the other the square.

One is infinite, the other is definite.

One is vibration, the other is matter.

The circle is eternity—the breath of consciousness that never begins and never ends.

The square is time—the lived moment where vibration takes form to become visible.

Man stands at the intersection of these two laws.

His body rests in the square because the world of matter gives him a boundary,

but with his arms and legs he reaches the circle—the Source from which vibration proceeds.

The height of the body and the span of the arms are no accident: man himself is the measure, the proportion of creation.

His center, the origin, is not the center of the body, but the light from which vibration spreads in all directions.

This point is the eye of the soul - from here the consciousness observes itself, and from here it starts back to the Source.

The square is the world that we see.

The circle is what we feel.

And between the two — the person.

Whoever, if he realizes that the border is not a prison, but a bridge, does not break through the square, but illuminates it.

Whoever finds the light in the origin, no longer needs to look for the Source — because he himself is the intersection where creation and the creator merge.