Thassa
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(T) Is seven the optimal number?
A: Seven is always the optimal number. There are seven levels of density. This reflects through all phases of reality.
There is something I observe in the "standard" Christian cross proportions. (There are variations of it, but I'm sure this is the "standard" one, that is, the most common one.)
This "standard" one (most common) is composed of SEVEN sticks of the same size.
To better understand, I left illustrations below. Each purple point at the edge of each stick would represent a density.
Realize that the horizontal stick represents 4, 5, and 6 densities; the ones where physicality is no longer a thing, so to speak (the fourth still has, but less).
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Besides, if turn it upside down, considering the top as the bottom, the horizontal line (and the purple point below) would represent the densities where physicality is still present (1, 2, 3, and 4).
A: Seven is always the optimal number. There are seven levels of density. This reflects through all phases of reality.
There is something I observe in the "standard" Christian cross proportions. (There are variations of it, but I'm sure this is the "standard" one, that is, the most common one.)
This "standard" one (most common) is composed of SEVEN sticks of the same size.
To better understand, I left illustrations below. Each purple point at the edge of each stick would represent a density.
Realize that the horizontal stick represents 4, 5, and 6 densities; the ones where physicality is no longer a thing, so to speak (the fourth still has, but less).
________
________
Besides, if turn it upside down, considering the top as the bottom, the horizontal line (and the purple point below) would represent the densities where physicality is still present (1, 2, 3, and 4).
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