The spiral and wave nature of the universe, the nature of time, and the nature of the zodiac signs. A collection of reflections on esotericism, mysticism, and physics.

Antony Sandman shares his thoughts on the nature of the universe, time, and the signs of the zodiac. Inspired by the Taoist philosophy of yin yang, he presents the concept of the universe as a spiral and wave structure dominated by two opposing energies—positive and negative. Sandman combines these ideas with astrology, suggesting that planetary influences can affect our DNA. The interdependence of space and time and their spiral nature become key elements in his reflections, leading to questions about the fundamental principles governing reality.

I'd like to share my thoughts on two matters: the nature of the universe, including the nature of the zodiac signs, and the nature of time. The universe has a wave and a spiral nature. Or more precisely, a spiral structure that has a wave nature in time. Why do I think so? I think we should begin by stating that, in my opinion, there are two main types of energy operating in the universe, along with their subsequent transformations (emanations). I should mention here that in my opinion (and not only mine), the entire universe is energy, including matter. These two forces (energies) can be briefly summarized as a plus force and a minus force. I'm not the first to come up with this, as it clearly finds expression in the Taoist philosophy of yin yang, which, as readers may recall, originates from ancient China, and in fact in various religious concepts from around the world, which have always emphasized the struggle or coexistence of light and darkness. But let's go further.

These two forces, as they transform, create various mutations, which in our visible world can be described as the four elements: Fire—energy released from the state of matter, water (liquids), earth (solids), and air (gases). Again, of course, this is a reference to ancient human knowledge, which is reflected in most religions, esoteric teachings, astrology, and magic. Magic, in my opinion, is simply science, just hidden or unknown to humans. History, in fact, contains many examples of phenomena considered magical but later explained scientifically. However, I will expand on these themes in another post.Let's return, then, to the wave and spiral nature of the universe. Like any mechanism, it must be powered by energy to function. This energy, to flow at all, to operate in any mechanism, to move within a structure, must move from positive to negative, that is, from pole to pole. This is a universally recognized fact.

Let's now look at the examples that surround us as examples of this very nature of the universe from a holistic (all-encompassing) perspective: the wave nature of light, day-night, the wave nature of electro-magnetic waves, heat-cold, high-low, light-dark, motion-stillness (I deliberately avoid using slow-fast because it's constantly in motion), light-heavy. As we can see, the entire universe is built on the principle of coexisting opposites, which cannot exist without each other. Looking at this holistically, we conclude that the main energies and drivers of its entire nature are the principle of plus and minus. This is where the concept of the wave nature of the universe stems from, as I mentioned earlier. Now, what happens when two opposing forces are forced to coexist in time and space? Or perhaps their coexistence generates the creation of time and space? What happens if the perfect balance between them is disturbed?

Let's imagine two halves of a circle (a circle is a perfect shape), one black with a minus sign, the other white with a plus sign. At some point, each energy "enters its own territory." Which way will they "enter"? Logically, the epicenter of the explosion—entry—must have occurred at the center of the circle, because that's where the greatest potential difference existed. But there also had to be some difference between one side and the other of each half-circle. Why? Because otherwise, these energies would always balance each other! So here we return to the theory of the four elements. In astrology, fire and air belong to positive energies, while water and earth belong to negative energies. Exactly! So the circle was divided into two emanations of a positive semicircle and two of a negative semicircle, arranged crosswise according to the type of energy emanations. So, the names are strictly astrological, of course, but they illustrate possible "states/emanations of energy." This led to a movement between these opposing potentials, albeit with a different, let's call it "resistance," and to the creation of a spiral that has been ongoing for billions of years, constantly propelling itself alternately based on the principle of potential difference!

I suggest drawing this for a better understanding. So, motion arose from a general imbalance between energies with different potentials. One of these forces had to be stronger. This is how the universe we live in arose and continues to evolve. Of course, as a result of this spiral motion, these elements formed connections between themselves, corresponding to the different potentials of their current mutual arrangement. This is how other types of matter, galaxies, and planetary systems arose. Rich in each of the four elements and propelled by the original motion, they began to create their own spirals, which we can observe in space through telescopes. This is how all known particles, which also possess positive and negative potentials, arose.

The principle of the interconnection of everything in the universe, which is a fundamental principle of magic, long ago expressed as, among other things, "What is above, is below," and now confirmed by eminent scientists, including Nobel Prize winner Edvin Schroedinger, states that all particles, all phenomena in the universe, are interconnected. Following this line of thought, we see that we can explain the nature of the zodiac signs. I'm certain they exist, because I've seen it many times, hitting someone's sign on the first try or reading interpretations of my chart written by others. In my opinion, the DNA code, written in a spiral, just as it is in every cell of a living organism, is a representation of the spiral of the universe and the spiral of our solar system, which, as recent, hidden research (published online, nonetheless) shows, has a completely different motion than people have been led to believe.

This movement is also spiral, just as all systems in the universe are spiral. So, applying the principle of everything being connected to everything else:

In our DNA, the genes on the spiral are activated in proportion to the positions of their corresponding planets in the spiral of our solar system. These planets are responsible for their corresponding genes. Details of the planetary influences on our psyche and physique can be found in astrology books. It's all a unique combination of the macro and micro scales, which exists in every interconnected system. So, can we be tempted to say that the entire universe is a vast living organism—GOD? I think so, but I leave that to each individual's judgment. In Jewish Kabbalah, YHWH is interpreted simply as the cosmos.

So what is time? Time depends on space, and space on motion, and they generate it, not the other way around. The key to understanding time is the spiral of the universe, or simply the spiral, which we can draw. So let's draw a spiral and mark points on it at the same distance from each other. These points will be called Sunday N. What do we see? A difference in the number of segments necessary between N and N needed to occupy the entire circumference of subsequent potential circles, drawn from any point on the spiral! This means that if we count a full circle from any point on the spiral, then the same segments of space from Sunday to Sunday are needed to occupy subsequent circles, or they must be longer. This difference is time!!! It's the spirally expanding space that creates and generates time. The larger the space, the more time. Apparently, traveling at the speed of light, time stops. What does this mean? The universe is spiraling at the speed of light. Traveling at this speed, we would constantly be at the same point on the spiral circle, and the space above us wouldn't increase percentage-wise, but we would somehow be left behind. This means that since the size (diameter), let's call it, of "our" circle, in which we would be in relation to the rest of the spiral, is relative. Because the energy creating each successive circle is the same, only more dispersed over a larger surface area, we would constantly be in the same time! To understand what I've written, you have to draw such a spiral.

The ancients (who is not entirely clear) left us the Arabic script and the decimal system. So let's inscribe these numbers in a circle. Generally, a circle, as a perfect shape—one that has the same angle in every place and completes the "whole," is the best tool for explaining the nature of numbers! Notice that each subsequent number contains every previous value within it. So, if we were to express this as a percentage on a circle, what would we get? A SPIRAL!!! From 1 to 9, where 9 contains all the previous numbers. Let's look at the shape of 9. It's an exit from the circle toward 0, or perfection. The last number directly heralds perfection. Because what is 0? It's whole—it encompasses everything. And what, then, is 10? It's 1 and 0, the first cycle in the spiral. This 1 next to 0 contains a full percentage of the circle's surface from that first cycle. Next: 11? 1+1=2, 12? 1+2=3, etc. This is another cycle that winds the spiral—taking up more and more surface area. It creates increasingly wider circles that contain the surfaces of the previous ones. These are simply successive cycles containing the previous ones. And how many digits are there on the wheel from 0 to 0? Nine? Yes! How many segments are there? 10! So the very fact that we don't count from 0 to 0, but from 1 to 10, etc., suggests that we're dealing with a spiral, not a closed system—a circle. Therefore, all numbers can be expressed graphically as a spiral. Although the same number occupies a percentage of each subsequent circle in this spiral, it also occupies a larger percentage of the previous circle. This difference is time!!! So time arises from space. But returning to the statements from the beginning of the article, if matter is energy and the spiral is wound on the basis of the potential difference of this energy, then time in short is the difference in length that arises on the spiral of the two main opposing self-propelling energies.

In the next post, we'll explore how to capture time in a different way. We'll also explore topics related to the ancients and our own origins.