If this is interesting, it becomes even more interesting when we look at page 31 of Robert Lawlor's book Sacred Geometry. There, he has printed a diagram showing the eight stages of cell mitosis� think about it� eight stages. Eight is the number of the octave, hence Lawlor's quote:
From one cell to two there is a cycle of change, in eight phases with seven intervals, analogous to the musical octave, or the spectrum of light. Seven symbolizes such cycle; the lunar month, a perfect example of graduated phases within a continuous process, is dominated by seven and its multiples� The functional pattern of the human nervous system is also sevenfold�
In other words, we can see a very direct analog of the "consciousness unit" yet again in the cell; a process of division with eight stages in seven intervals. The human nervous system, as Lawlor explains in his book, also shows us this octave structure. Now, we can see the Grid counterpart to this, which occurs through hyperdimensional geometry that is octave-based.
So, you might be wondering, what does this mean? Why does it matter if there is an octave pattern in cell mitosis or the human nervous system? We can look back upon previous chapters and see all the clues. Sources such as the Cayce Readings and the Ra Material tell us that we live in an octave-based, eight-dimensional universe. We then peered in on the world of cutting-edge, modern "superstring theory" physics and discovered that with one slight adjustment, they have discovered the same thing. Srinivasa Ramanujan's divinely inspired 'modular functions' are all octave-based.
We have cited numerous spiritual works that tell us that the One originated as Pure White Light, and fragmented down into the octave or spectrum of frequencies or dimensions. Each discrete interval represented a different aspect of this Wholeness. We know from basic intuition, as well as sources like the Ra Material, that Nature will provide us with physical metaphors to explain the metaphysical. Look at the structure of the seashell and its depiction of the phi spiral, for example. In Lawlor's book Sacred Geometry, we can also see numerous examples of the Renaissance scientists making clear connections between these harmonic ratios and the proportions of the human body. As we continue to explore these issues, we can indeed see what transcendental significance the human body actually has, built directly into its design. Or, as the saying goes, "Man is the measure of all things."
We can now see that the cell division is another natural example of these sacred, octave-based mathematical principles showing up in the physical universe. The original cell would represent the sphere, or the first note of the octave. There are then seven stages, or frequencies, that cause cell division to form. Then, at the final stage, the eighth, we now have two cells, and the division is complete- the original form has again emerged, only now having produced a precise copy of itself.
This also is akin to the octave structure in the atom, where each electron that is released puts the atom through different isotopic stages. Once you break the "octave" threshold, the atom metamorphoses into the next element in the Periodic Table. In other words, this process of energetic expansion, emerging from the central core, or nucleus, or Sun, produces an evolution in the actual form of its entire structure. This is the way that all consciousness units operate, whether it is sub-microscopic, atomic, cellular, planetary or even Solar System-wide. |
