the ninth chakra rests above the eighth turned on its side, to infinity and spears the center. “Spirit flow is the source of all movement as well as the source of the non-decaying spin of the electron.” [Rodin] INFINITY is defined as a factor of Plank’s Constant. [Planck conjectured (correctly, as it later turned out) that under certain conditions, energy could not take on any indiscriminate value: instead, the energy must be some multiple of a very small quantity (later to be named a quantum). This is counterintuitive in the everyday world, where it is possible to make things a little bit hotter or move things a little bit faster, because the quanta of energy are very, very small in comparison to everyday human experience. Nevertheless, it is impossible, as Planck found out, to explain some phenomena without accepting that energy is quantized; that is, it exists only in integer multiples of some base value

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THE UNIVERSE IS NOT BASED ON DUALITIES Extrapolating from Rodin’s work, Yin/Yang is not a duality but rather a trinary [trinity]. This is because the 6 and 9 represent each side of the Yin/Yang and the 3 is the “S” curve between them. Everything is based on thirds. We think that the universe is based on dualities because we see the effects not the cause. The Chinese Yin/Yang Symbol clearly shows Yin = 6 (entropy / feminine) and the Yang = 9 (syntropy / masculine). And since all is divisible in three, the natural S curve of the Yin/Yang symbol is 3, dividing the two spaces with the Trinity, Trikaya, Triple power of the Godhead. Also, the Japanese symbol for the Yin/Yang symbol is in a trinity formation.