What Is The Vector Equilibrium

What Is The Vector Equilibrium? The underlying structure of the torus is the Vector Equilibrium, or “VE”. It is the blueprint by which nature forms energy into matter. Buckminster Fuller, one of the 20th Century’s most prolific inventors, coined the term Vector Equilibrium. He named it this because the “VE” is the only geometric form where all forces are equal and balanced. The energy lines (vectors) are of equal length and strength. They represent the energy of attraction and repulsion, like you can feel with a magnet. You can’t actually observe the “VE” in the material world because it is the geometry of absolute balance. What we experience on Earth is always expanding toward and contracting away from absolute equilibrium. Like a wave arising from the surface of a tranquil sea, a material form is born (unfolds) from the plenum (fullness) of energy (ironically referred to by physicists as “the vacuum!”) and dies (enfolds) back into it. The VE is like the imaginable – yet invisible – mother of all the shapes and symmetries we see in the world. The evolutionary man has been searching for answers to the deepest questions to how the cosmos exists and functions; fundamental patterns repeat themselves and how energy works in the universe. This pattern at its most basic level is called a "Torus", which resembles an apple and a red cell format. The underlying structure is the torus Vector Equilibrium (VE), and is therefore considered the primary geometric structure in the cosmos, and synonymous with absolute balance. The lines of the vortex torus can be decoded from the rotation of a sign ancestor known today as Seed of Life. From it one can extract the basic geometric shapes, proportions VE, the Flower of Life and all its unfolding geometric complex levels. The Flower Of Life The Flower of Life is a geometrical shape composed of multiple evenly-spaced, overlapping circles arranged in a flower like pattern with six fold symmetry like a hexagon. The perfect form, proportion and harmony of the Flower Of Life has been known to philosophers, architects and artist around the world. Ancient Symbols Of The Flower Of Life The Flower Of Life has been found engraved in temples and churches all over the world such as: Templeof Osaris, Abydos, Eygpt Nineveh, Mesopotamia (Iraq), Idalion Cup (Cyprus). Osario (Israel), Ephesus (Turkey), Mogador Essaouira (Morocco Leões Fu Cidade Proibida, Pequin (China) Templo Sikh em Amritsar (Índia) Ancient History of The Vector Equilibrium In the ancient world, this concept and wisdom was known, studied and explored by many people, Left Ventricular (LV) of the VE is carved in stone on Mount Qingcheng, one of the four sacred mountains of China, considered the birthplace of the most important Taoism, it has its history dating back at least 2300 years ago. In the east there is a relationship of Vector Equilibrium with traditional medicine, to map the system of energy meridians of the human body that are used for acupuncture. With its proportions and diagonal lines, all symmetric, it is possible to construct the tree of life, based on the study of Jewish Kaballah. To the Egyptians the Vector Equilibrium (VE) was regarded as the mother of all symmetric geometry – the invisible fabric of space. There are even those who say that the three pyramids are an offshoot of this geometry, a fact entirely possible, since with Extraordinary Voight (EV) geometry it is possible to make proportional replicas of various pyramids where the top of the pyramid is the point in the centre point of the Left Ventricular (LV) geometry. The Greek philosopher, Plato studied the fundamental pattern of the universe in a deep way, inherited part of the knowledge from the Egyptians and other ancient cultures. He founded the 5 basic constituent units of the material universe we know, which are the famous 5 Platonic solids – tetrahedron, hexahedron, octahedron, dodecahedron and icosahedron. From the truncation of the 5 Platonic solids we get 13 solids of Archimedes. In basic Euclidean geometry the Vector Equilibrium (VE) is called cuboctahedron and is one of the solids of Archimedes, which was also studied and explored by the mathematician, inventor and Greek philosopher. In the Middle Ages much of the knowledge of the Greek philosophers was lost, including the knowledge about the solid Archimedes, which were recovered gradually only in the Renaissance. Leonardo da Vinci studied and explored the Flower of Life. His drawings depict various components of the model and the geometries found within it. Dr. Derald Langham was an American geneticist farmer and researcher of the mid-twentieth century who noted the importance of geometry which he called Genesa Crystal, the spherical shape of the Vector Equilibrium (VE), and realized that plants are best developed near these structures made of strips of copper or brass. At the time, although the results were discredited and his research had little impact and were eventually suppressed. Today modern quantum physics has proven that the Vector Equilibrium (VE) form with an underlying unified field structure, resonates with it and ends up creating a bubble of coherence and harmony, which reduces the stress of the environment and optimises the development beings, including plants.

Synergetics Richard Buckminster Fuller, a scientist of the twentieth century, targeted his studies observing nature, the geometric and energetic mathematics and philosophy. One of his major works was “Synergetics” work written in two large volumes, where he addresses in depth the fundamentals of geometric forms, and vector strength, balance and energy balance involved in the formation of the universe. The concepts of Synergy, Vector Equilibrium (VE), Matrix Isotropic Vector and Tensegrity (or tensional integrity), among others, first appear in his books. He was responsible for the widespread use of geodesic domes in architecture and engineering. One of the key points on the Left Ventricular (LV) geometry ,described by Fueller is that by having all vectors with exactly the same length and angular relationship from the point of view of energy, the Extraordinary Voight (EV) is the final and perfect condition in which the movement of energy arrives to a state of absolute balance, and therefore the absolute silence, nothingness, the intangible, the unmanifested, where in the words of Fuller himself: “balance between positive and negative is zero. The Vector Equilibrium (VE) is the true zero reference of the energy mathematics. Zero pulsation in the Vector Equilibrium (VE) is the closest similarity that we know of God and Eternity. The zero phase of the integrity inherent in the concept of positive and negative asymmetry that propagates the different forms of consciousness. Structure Of The Unified Field The most fundamental aspect of the Vector Equilibrium (VE) to understand is that, being a geometry of absolute equilibrium, wherein all fluctuation (and therefore differential) ceases, it is conceptually the geometry of what we call the "Zero Point" or "Unified Field" , or the "Vacuum of Space". In order for anything to become manifest in the Universe, both physically (energy) and metaphysically (consciousness), it requires a fluctuation in the Unified Field, the result of which fluctuation and differential manifests as the Quantum and Space time fields that are observable and measurable. Prior to this fluctuation, though, the Unified Field exists as pure potential, and according to contemporary theory in physics it contains an infinite amount of energy (and in cosmometry, as well as spiritual philosophies, an infinite creative potential of consciousness). Being a geometry of equal vectors and equal 60° angles, it is possible to extend this equilibrium array infinitely outward from the center point of the Vector Equilibrium (VE), producing what is called the Isotropic Vector Matrix (IVM). Isotropic means “all the same”, Vector means “line of energy”, and Matrix means “a pattern of lines of energy”. It is this full Isotropic Vector Matrix (IVM) that can be seen as the infinitely-present-at-all-scales-and-in-perfect-equilibrium geometry of the zero-point Unified Field. This Vector Equilibrium (VE) geometry is inherent in this matrix. Every point in the matrix is a potential centre point of a Vector Equilibrium (VE) around which a condition of dynamic fluctuation may arise to manifest.