The Vasistha reference
expresses the triune nature of Brahman with the cosmic
person-gravitational force-magnetic field being analogous to
sat-chit-ananda. In that context the cosmic person, or being
is the Supreme Self represented by Paramashiva/Brahman,
gravity is the ground of consciousness represented by the
Satguru, and the magnetic field is the blissful energy of
Maya. In the abstract, Brahman is the formless source of the
cosmos, Satguru is the light carrying knowledge of Brahman
into the cosmos, and Maya is the fully informed cosmos.
The graphical reprentation depicts Shuddha Vidya - the
archetypal, triune nature prior to formal manifestation. The
origin is the stillness of Brahman, the axis is the radiance
of Satguru, and the boundless waveform is the expansiveness of
Maya. Shuddha Vidya can also be represented by numeric
archetypes - nullity, unity, and infinity - which are the
primal basis of all numbers, each uniquely whole, and thus the
same in their divine nature. In the abstract, creation
proceeds from the potentiality of emptiness by the additiive
process to full realization. The process repeats not by
subtraction which the Purna Mantra proves as a false
operation, but through inversion of unity by infinity which
resets the cycle back to nullity.
It is interesting to note the abstract, non-dimensional shape
of Shuddha Vidya. The graphical, triune form has each of the
three basic parts of a key, including the circular bow, the
linear blade, and the wavy bitting. It is not coincidental
that a coin toss also has a triune nature made up of the the
full face, the linear edge, and the inversion. The use of the
1964 Kennedy half-dollar is intentional, as it represents
generational, social, political, financial, and even glactic,
solar and geologic cycles all converging at this time and
place.