Feb 18, 2014
Center point of mandalic cube
To recapitulate, the 27th point of the mandalic cube, the point hidden at the center if the cube is constructed from an opaque material, is actually a 6-dimensional hyper-point, which is to say that it results from the coincidence at a single 3-dimensional point of all the geometric diagonals arising from the eight 6-dimensional vertices of the cube.
These are the eight hexagrams (6-dimensional vertices) formed by union of each of the eight trigrams with its polar opposite in both possible configurations (i.e., as upper or lower trigram.)
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