Light in the greater context...
In lessons 1 through 9, The Turning Point has endeavored on the one hand to show an objective description of the physical, “see touch” universe. This representation would seem to indicate that the mutually observable universe is efficiently, and at the same time, comprehensively described physically as an evolving sum of elliptical /circular helical motion. Truly refined centers of rotation in physical space are developed and continue to develop over time…
On the other hand, that same evolution of “helical sums” leads to conscious life and to us. In a metaphysical, subjective sense then, base consciousness itself was argued to be refined by the same process of center seeking in its expressions of life forms which endeavor to find a finer and finer center of inner experience and equilibrium (state of less uncertainty). This process leads to a self-actualized, more evolved, but never reached state of ultimate completeness in both the expressed life forms and in base consciousness itself…
A framework was offered for the above in the form of the “mind loop:” A transcendent superstratum (base consciousness) projects itself via the mesostratum (the mediating domain of information) into the physiostratum (the domain of objective, physical reality). This conceptualization is rooted in Perennial Philosophy as the experience of opposites drives a natural, tertiary scheme of organization. All experience and thus, thought, logically originates in base consciousness, the source, the mind of the universe, the superstratum…
In The Turning Point’s analysis, the Pyramids of Giza describe an overarching, physical model of the universe compatible with the totality of the above assertions and observations. This same physical, objective model simultaneously defines the subjective, intuitive mind loop. In a sense, the Giza Pyramids are a monument to the modality of consciousness – “an expositional Jurassic Park of awareness” where past, present, and future in all its manifestations are shown to be all aspects of one source and ultimately one experience divided among the many.
What we see as visible light forms the core of such description. Nonspecific Geometry is the lens which focuses the infinity of formlessness by its very definition and simultaneously generates the many forms of experiential reality…
Refer to website tab “Giza Decoded” for more detailed explanation and argument:
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