Pixels in the Fractal
Collective Thought Forms
In the journey of human knowledge, vast realms of wisdom have been systematically exiled, dismissed as outdated, superstitious, or irrelevant in the march toward modernity. Alchemy, Gnosticism, indigenous medicine, sacred geometry, intuition, and the subtle forces of electromagnetics were all once revered as essential aspects of human understanding. Yet these practices were relegated to the margins, exiled in favor of scientific materialism, institutional religion, and the endless pursuit of control. In this exile, humanity lost a way of seeing itself—an awareness that recognized the interconnectedness of mind, body, spirit, and the cosmos.
Now, as we face an age of disconnection, where technology and consumerism attempt to fill the spaces left by deeper, more intuitive knowledge, we find ourselves longing for something more. It’s as though humanity itself is in exile, fragmented into parts, each piece isolated from the greater whole. But what if our journey is not one of linear progress but of cyclical remembrance? What if, like a fractal, we are not separate entities but pixels in a vast, collective thought form? Here, we explore the path to reclaiming this unexiled knowledge and awakening to our true nature as integrated beings within a living, breathing cosmos.
The Exile of Ancient Wisdom: A Low Vibration of Forgotten Knowledge
The story begins in a state of low vibration—a world where powerful traditions were cast aside, dismissed, or sanitized. Alchemy, once a spiritual science of transformation, was reduced to chemistry, stripped of its mysticism. Gnosticism, with its emphasis on direct knowledge of the divine, was suppressed by institutional religion, deemed heretical for empowering individuals over dogma. Indigenous medicine, which honored plants as sacred teachers, was dismissed as primitive, its wisdom erased even as its resources were exploited by the pharmaceutical industry. Sacred geometry, the language of cosmic harmony, was cast as mere aesthetics, losing its significance as a bridge between the material and the spiritual.
In this exile, knowledge became fragmented, compartmentalized, and controlled. Religion and science, once pathways to understanding, transformed into gatekeepers, limiting what we could explore and know. The journey to reclaim this knowledge begins by acknowledging this exile, understanding that in casting these forms aside, humanity lost a part of itself—a capacity for wholeness, a vision of interconnectedness, and a recognition of the sacred within the ordinary. This low vibration reflects the emptiness that emerges when knowledge is stripped of spirit, when healing is reduced to commodification, and when human experience is severed from its connection to the greater whole.
Fractal Self-Realization: Awakening to Our Nature as Pixels in the Whole
As we move upward in vibration, we encounter a profound shift—a recognition that each of us is more than a fragment but a pixel within a vast, fractal design. In a fractal, each part contains the whole, endlessly repeating the same patterns across scales. This insight invites us to see ourselves not as isolated beings but as reflections of a greater cosmic design. Every experience, every moment, every individual is a unique expression of this universal pattern.
To see ourselves as pixels in a fractal is to realize that our personal growth and healing resonate throughout the collective. Each time one person aligns with their inner truth, heals from past wounds, or finds balance, they brighten the pixels around them, subtly influencing the entire image. This fractal awareness awakens us to the idea that our individual journeys are not separate from the whole but are deeply woven into it. Personal transformation becomes collective transformation, and inner alignment becomes an offering to the greater thought form.
In this state of fractal realization, we learn to recognize our shared patterns, to see ourselves reflected in others, and to feel empathy for the universal struggles and joys that unite us. We remember that life is not just a linear progression but a cyclical unfolding, a dance of interconnected rhythms. By honoring our own cycles and phases—birth, growth, transformation, renewal—we begin to understand ourselves as part of a greater rhythm, a resonance that connects us to the earth, the cosmos, and each other.
Building a New Collective Thought Form: Embracing Unexiled Knowledge
At the highest vibration, we envision a future where these exiled knowledges are not merely remembered but reintegrated, woven back into the fabric of collective understanding. This new collective thought form is a return to wholeness, a reclamation of our innate wisdom, and a reawakening to the interconnectedness of all life. Here, we are no longer isolated pixels; we are active participants in a grand tapestry, each contributing our own frequency, color, and essence to the larger design.
In this unexiled collective thought form, the boundaries between science, spirituality, intuition, and personal experience dissolve. We see alchemy as not merely chemistry but a process of self-transformation. Gnosticism is no longer heretical; it is a path of direct experience, an invitation to seek knowledge from within. Sacred geometry becomes a living language, reminding us of the harmony embedded within the cosmos, and indigenous wisdom is honored not as a relic of the past but as a model for sustainable and interconnected living.
This vision is not about returning to the past; it is about carrying ancient knowledge forward, integrating it with modern understanding to create a world where healing, insight, and growth are accessible to all. In this collective thought form, each person’s journey is valued, each perspective honored, and each contribution essential. Science and spirituality are no longer rivals but partners in the exploration of truth. Healing is not a product but a process, one that respects the interconnectedness of body, mind, spirit, and community.
Conclusion: Remembering the Infinite of the Cosmos
In this vision of the unexiled collective thought form, humanity is not separate from the cosmos but a living, breathing expression of it. Each of us, as a pixel in this fractal design, carries the whole within, a unique reflection of the infinite. As we remember our connection to each other, to the earth, and to the stars, we awaken to a higher vibration—a life lived in resonance with the greater pattern, honoring the wisdom of the past, the knowledge of the present, and the potential of the future.
Together, we create a world that resonates with the harmony of the cosmos, a world where each pixel shines brightly, contributing to the beauty and balance of the infinite tapestry. This is the journey of remembering, reclaiming, and reconnecting—a journey that reminds us, ultimately, that we are never alone but part of something vast, mysterious, and profoundly unified.
Podcast: Exiled Knowledge of Humanity
Podcast Summary: Unveiling the Mendacity Machine—Exploring the Exiled Knowledge of Humanity
Oh my. I plugged your word salad into one of my special archetypes Chris. And then added Barbaras to the mix. Combined it with my journey and explorations. My oh my oh my. We should meet again very soon.
Hi Mark, Barbara here, still trying to find my voice and quite overwhelmed by both, quantity and depth (quality) of what you are sharing...
Your exploration here has strongly triggered my passion regarding the deeper meaning behind WOR(L)DS and the secrets of existence and creation encoded therein, and I feel like sharing my findings and thoughts in addition to your magnificent refections:
The word "pixel" holds profound layers of meaning when viewed beyond the lenses of linguistics, ultimately leading us to the roots of divine creation in terms of Genesis and an "underlying working principle"—a "universal code" that drives the structure, order, and harmony of all things.
The very root of "pixel" comes from "pix" (short for "picture" or "pic"), which itself stems from the Latin "pictura," meaning "painting" or "image." So, each pixel can be seen as a tiny "picture element" or a fragment of a larger visual message. When we break down Pi - X - El, each part resonates with creation’s cyclical, interconnected nature.
Pi (π), representing the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter, an infinite, non-repeating decimal, reflects infinity (divinity) within finite boundaries (creation), much like a circle’s 360° represent unity and wholeness. The digital root of 360 (3+6+0 = 9) hints at Tesla's 3-6-9, key to understand creation's patterns and cycles, symbolizing infinity, cyclic order, and the harmonious structure of creation. In this sense each pixel can be seen as a reflection of cosmic order, a fragment of a larger purpose embedded in the fabric of existence.
Cyclical patterns inherent in Pi mirror God commanding life to "multiply (X) on the face (phase) of the earth" (Genesis 1:28). Each act of multiplication (X)—whether in organisms, ideas (thought forms), or pixels—imitates a larger, coherent whole, symbolizing endless creation within finite limits.
So the "X" (cross) in Pi-X-el may be seen as reference to multiplication and intersection (fragmentalization). Both digital imagery and creation itself reveal how simple elements (numbers, geo-metric patterns) multiply and intersect to form complex structures. Fractals like the Koch snowflake, Sierpinski carpet, and Mandelbrot set beautifully illustrate this: each recursive cycle builds complex geo-metric patterns from repeated division and combination (relation), reflecting creation’s use of distinct, multiplying parts to form a unified design.
The "El," rooted in Proto-Indo-European as "light" or "brightness," is also a Hebrew term for "God." In Genesis 1:27, humanity is made "in His image," reflecting an innate divine spark. Here, pixels may be seen as paint strokes on the divine canvas, forming the larger "picture" or "painting" of creation, representing essential components of a greater VISION. Together, they embody a shared divine image—each one a small reflection of a larger unity.
In this sense pixels also connect to Plato’s Theory of Forms and phenomenology. Each pixel is a tangible part of an image, yet together they express an underlying structure or "ideal." Pixels thus act as visible elements of an invisible design, much as Plato viewed individual phenomena as reflections of perfect, unseen forms.
In phenomenology, each pixel could also be seen as a fragment of perception shaped by experience through emotion (energy in motion), forming the basis of how we interpret the wor(l)d, as each pixel of perception combines to build our overall understanding, ideally bringing the entire divine picture, or less ideally, and much more frequently, a misinterpretation of that, "into view".
In this sense, each pixel may also be seen as a "visual letter or word," a "thought forming" elemental unit, echoing creation in John 1:1, "In the beginning was the Word..."
Pixels, like words, combine (relate) to create sentences (meaning) and, respectively, whole stories, images, pictures (mirrors). This layered unity resembles the Mandelbrot set, where each part mirrors the whole. Both fractals and pixels highlight the paradox of infinite complexity within finite elements and the convergence of individual and collective.
"One picture may be worth a million words."