The geometry layer

17 entries where the geometry lands on the timeline, told in plain words.

Every entry

•  Where you faceEvery mind faces somewhere, and the light it is measured by stands outside it. At the first light, the reference is set.
•  The ground under youTwo pulls make the ground: a deep, narrow well near the light, a broad dip on the dark side, a ridge between. The light divided from the darkness.
•  Where a life startsEvery life starts on the + side (ruled). From there every cycle is a gain if your aim remains true. That is a choice.
•  The fallThe fall is the self made the reference: the reading says perfect all the way down, whatever the real direction.
•  One turn across the ridgeThe author's ruling: Life always starts in the +. The author's reading: the fall is the first turn across the ridge, at Adam and Eve.
•  GraceGrace is always on, and received only facing the light. Drawn at the rainbow, the first covenant that holds whatever the aim; it frames the whole.
•  FaithFaith leans toward the light before anything comes back. Abraham on the mountain is the lean at full strength.
•  The gate shutThe author's reading: the Law is the geometry without G: the slope shown and not climbed.
•  The houseAlmost every room is old mathematics. The foundation is laid around 225 BC, by Archimedes; the newest landing is 2005.
•  The turnOut of the pit you are lifted a hair past the ridge, by someone else, and the ground does the rest. At the cross the turn is given.
•  Restoration at every cycleThe author's ruling: every cycle brings a new choice, and with it the chance of restoration.
•  TogetherHeld to one reference, people add up. Babel flattened many into one tongue; Pentecost heard each in its own.
•  The reference moves, and we go sidewaysThe author's reading: in AD the reference moved, and we went sideways; sideways is an axis that noise can overcome; and he gives us a way to L̂…
•  Two clocksThe body's clock and the count of cycles. The first day is the longest; in data time the present era is the longest there has been.
•  What goes out comes backThe author's reading: in A.T. what goes out comes back, the same way when it is true; dark energy has slowed and is taking a U-turn.
•  The coincidence countThe rooms' landings on older mathematics. Every equation for every room was found, tested, and verified independently.
•  Two ends, and the choiceThe author's ruling: Destiny is not geometry. Free will is. The author's reading: a new heaven and a new earth: love and grace balanced, in full view…