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3. The 7 wonders of the ancient world
• 3 plus (might, light, human achievement): the Pyramids of Giza, the Colossus of
Rhodes, the Lighthouse of Alexandria.
• 3 minus (depth, mystery, nature): the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the Temple of
Artemis, the Statue of Zeus.
• 1 centre: the Tomb of Mausolus (the balance of eternity and death).
• The 8th: the Wonder itself as God’s action — the invisible Source, which inspired
people to create these wonders. The white light of creation.
4. The 7 rays in esotericism/theosophy (and the 7 archangels)
• 3 plus: the Ray of Will (blue), the Ray of Love-Wisdom (yellow), the Ray of Active
Intelligence (red).
• 3 minus: the Ray of Harmony (green, but in a different spectrum), the Ray of Science,
the Ray of Devotion.
• 1 centre: the Ray of Ceremonial Order.
• The 8th: the Mahatma / the Logos / the Holy Spirit — the white synthesis
of all the rays.
5. Man as microcosm
• 7: the 7 main chakras (we’ve already broken them down).
• The 8th: the Spirit / the Soul / the “I” — the one who observes all the chakras. The
white light of consciousness, which is not any one chakra, but illuminates them all.
In everything I applied the formula to, one and the same thing works:
• 7 — the visible, manifested fullness (3 active + 3 passive + 1 heart-balance).
This is the rainbow, the week, the chakras, the sins, the sacraments —
all of creation.
• The 8th corner — hidden, but the main one. This is white light, the Holy Spirit,
God, Consciousness, the Source. It doesn’t enter into the seven, but holds the
whole cube. Without it, the seven is just a chaos of colors. With it — harmony
and meaning.
It’s like in the Bible: the 7 days of creation — and the 8th “day” (the resurrection), which
is above time. Or the 7 seals — and the Lamb who opens them.
• 3 plus (might, light, human achievement): the Pyramids of Giza, the Colossus of
Rhodes, the Lighthouse of Alexandria.
• 3 minus (depth, mystery, nature): the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the Temple of
Artemis, the Statue of Zeus.
• 1 centre: the Tomb of Mausolus (the balance of eternity and death).
• The 8th: the Wonder itself as God’s action — the invisible Source, which inspired
people to create these wonders. The white light of creation.
4. The 7 rays in esotericism/theosophy (and the 7 archangels)
• 3 plus: the Ray of Will (blue), the Ray of Love-Wisdom (yellow), the Ray of Active
Intelligence (red).
• 3 minus: the Ray of Harmony (green, but in a different spectrum), the Ray of Science,
the Ray of Devotion.
• 1 centre: the Ray of Ceremonial Order.
• The 8th: the Mahatma / the Logos / the Holy Spirit — the white synthesis
of all the rays.
5. Man as microcosm
• 7: the 7 main chakras (we’ve already broken them down).
• The 8th: the Spirit / the Soul / the “I” — the one who observes all the chakras. The
white light of consciousness, which is not any one chakra, but illuminates them all.
In everything I applied the formula to, one and the same thing works:
• 7 — the visible, manifested fullness (3 active + 3 passive + 1 heart-balance).
This is the rainbow, the week, the chakras, the sins, the sacraments —
all of creation.
• The 8th corner — hidden, but the main one. This is white light, the Holy Spirit,
God, Consciousness, the Source. It doesn’t enter into the seven, but holds the
whole cube. Without it, the seven is just a chaos of colors. With it — harmony
and meaning.
It’s like in the Bible: the 7 days of creation — and the 8th “day” (the resurrection), which
is above time. Or the 7 seals — and the Lamb who opens them.