Torus Earth 101 Series

Understanding the shape of glyphs.

When astrologers look at glyphs, almost all astrologers don’t understand their meanings. If you think I’m joking about that, think how many people don’t even know the earth is a torus field, let alone, how torus actually works! Not many. So no, not even astrologers know. The charts they use don’t explain the torus.

And most astrologers still think Glyphs
refer to constellations. But even tropical astrologers, don’t really understand the glyphs.

Each glyph is representing a place within the Torus. The shape of the glyph is a clue to where in the Torus that Luminary or wandering star,
is traversing.

If I said: mars is ascending (AC) in Taurus—it means the wandering star, mars, is rising (AC) in your east, BUT the soundwave is actually flowing within the mid-upper part of the Torus called Taurus ♉️ that looks like a trumpet. The bullhorns flare out like a trumpet just like the hyperbola does. Thats the position of Taurus.

You wouldn’t be able to see where mars is when it’s in your east. Everything in your east will look low. So we have glyphs to show us the Torus position!

If I said: The sun is in Cancer—it means the Sun, soundwave, is in the upper part of the torus. And when you view the sun at Noon, the MC, it will be high, or IN and starting to spiral back outwards. It’s turning from INWARDS to OUTWARDS. ♋️ As represented by the glyph.

If you add the moon, and the other wandering stars, you can start to imagine this whole movement of soundwaves!

However, the Sun is the loudest soundwave in the sky. The biggest magnet, so to speak. Most powerful dielectric, next to the earth! Which is why most writings revolve around the Sun and these positions. It has the most power to heal. And obviously, it’s the only luminary that can bring life.

The moon and the wandering stars do not have that power. They do not illuminate the aether like the power the sun.

Your Soul is connected to SOL. Your birthday is a place in the torus. This is the way the tropical Sun dates match up—to this day. (Never constellations)

Next—1:Phi. This is the ebb and flow of the torus. It’s not an exactly even movement. There is compression and rarefaction that isn’t equal. The ration is 1:Phi. (1.618…) Phi is a little larger than 1.

Think of it like your body and one side is always a little different than the other side. One foot slightly bigger than the other foot. Etc.

It’s in this imperfection that makes the totality, perfection: The ONE FIELD.

And within One, there is the Golden ratio of Phi. Phi is imperfect because it’s not a whole number, but it’s also INFINITE ♾️! There is no end to the numbers after the decimal point, so it perpetually keeps the field moving. 1:Phi, Phi:1, 1:Phi on and on and on.

More on Phi here.

It can be pretty difficult to show all this in a 2 Dimensional way but take a look at the graph.

Full Torus 101 Series here.

Santos Explains Here.

Julio Castro attempts to explain it here.

If you are brand new to my channel start here.