Anatomy Of Intention

I have been working on the contents of this book for almost 15 years. It was 15 years ago I decided that I was going to find a way to describe and understand what life was about. It has been a long and eventful journey. It was painful at times and at other times the journey was very rewarding.

After many years of research and discovery I finally decided that now is the time to publish my findings. This is because I do feel I have found a solid theory on how life operates in the physical universe. This theory is based on the structure of the square and cube which I elaborate on in this book.

I analyzed the findings with mathematics, chemistry, physics and logic. To my dismay the theory lined up with all these subjects and I could not find one single flaw. The science of it lined up. This was based on my high school education of physics, chemistry and mathematics.

I later tried to apply this theory to my life. I made a lot of mistakes and had many, many failures. The failures were learning steps for me and added more data and information to the mechanics of the cube. It was not enough for the physics, chemistry and mathematics to line up. Spiritual concepts like love, ethics, decency, happiness, confidence, etc. were also an integral component of the cube.

The cube symbol is influenced by the yin yang symbol. The yin yang symbol represents the duality and balance life, and the physical universe are striving to achieve. A theory in physics is that if you add up all the negative and positive energy in the universe you will get zero. A perfect balance.

I was concerned at first when making the cube symbol as I only wanted to use black and white just like the yin yang symbol. To my astonishment the symbolism on the cube also lined up perfectly in black and white. My intention to symbolize the duality and balance of the universe with my symbol would work.

The like symbols would repel each other, and the opposite symbols would attract each other. The completing symbols would also attract (explained in later chapter).

The empty circle symbolizes an emptiness or a wanting for something and an unwillingness to give it away. The full circles represent having of something, not wanting for it because it is already had and a willingness to give it away.

The horizontal axis intentions attract each other for the give and receive dynamic. The vertical axis intentions attract for the opposites attract dynamic. The diagonal axis intentions repel each other for the like factors repel dynamic. A wanting for something is like not wanting to give it away.  A wanting to give something is like not wanting it for yourself.

After I completed finishing the symbol, I looked in awe at how even the diagram fit perfectly into place. Not only did the physics, chemistry and mathematics line up but the symbolism and representation of it in diagram form lined up too. It was truly a beautiful sight to behold. The duality, balance and symmetry across the horizontal, vertical and diagonal axis fit perfectly.

I hope this book brings you some understanding of life. I hope I have brought some understanding to the realm of the spiritual in relation to the physical. I want you to use the theories in this book to make your life better and to help others make their lives better.