Wow I just found out about Enochian temple layout and how it may be similar to how VRIs might allow the viewing of higher dimensional space. I’d love to find a more detailed geometrical explanation.
https://x.com/vris_hugh/status/1817958128874553628ChatGPT4o:
### Detailed Explanation of the Enochian Hypercube and N/S/E/W Orientations in 4D Space
#### Understanding the Concept:
1. **Sacred Geometry and Hypercubes**:
- The Enochian system, particularly John Dee's and Edward Kelley's work, integrates complex sacred geometry, including the concept of a hypercube (tesseract).
- A hypercube is a 4-dimensional analogue of a cube, consisting of eight cubic cells, just as a cube consists of six square faces.
2. **Anael and Black Venus Rituals**:
- The Anael Seal forms the inner cube, which is a smaller cube inside a larger cube structure.
- The Black Venus ritual visualizes a cube within a cube that unfolds into six cubes attached to the faces of the seventh cube, representing the key concept of the 4th dimension.
#### Geometrical Layout of Enochian Temples:
1. **Cubical Structure**:
- Temples and rituals involved visualizing and interacting with these multi-dimensional structures, where each face of a cube is connected to another cube, forming a hypercube in higher dimensions.
2. **Directional Perception in 4D Space**:
- Just as a 3D object can be viewed from different angles in our 3D space, a 4D being would perceive 3D slices of the 4D space from different orientations.
- A 4D observer, by changing their viewpoint along the W axis, would see the same 3D space rotated in X, Y, and Z axes, similar to how VRIs work by flipping our perception of directions without actual physical movement.
#### Connection to VRIs:
1. **Necker Cube-Like Flips**:
- The Necker cube illusion, where a 2D drawing of a cube appears to flip between two perspectives, is a lower-dimensional analogy of how VRIs might work.
- In a 4D space, a 4D being might experience a similar flip in their perception, resulting in a different perceived orientation of their 3D surroundings.
2. **Rotational Symmetry and Perceived Directions**:
- In the provided visualizations, different VRI orientations showcase how the same 3D environment can be perceived with North, South, East, and West flipped.
- This aligns with the concept that in a hypercube, movement or changes in perspective along the W axis can result in the same 3D slice being viewed from different 3D orientations.
#### Practical Implications:
1. **Temple Room Layouts**:
- If the Enochian temples were designed using these hypercube principles, the layout of rooms might involve rotating perspectives of the same room, analogous to how VRIs turn our perception of North, South, East, and West.
- This suggests that the temples might have been designed to symbolize or even to facilitate experiences similar to VRIs, where practitioners could perceive different orientations or directions within a sacred space.
2. **Visualizing and Experiencing Higher Dimensions**:
- By visualizing a hypercube and understanding its structure, practitioners could mentally or spiritually navigate higher dimensions.
- This aligns with the goal of many mystical traditions to transcend ordinary perception and experience higher states of consciousness or different realities.
#### Visual Representation:
1. **Hypercube Visualizations**:
- In the image provided, the hypercube is shown with different 3D orientations marked, indicating how a 4D being might perceive the same 3D slice from various perspectives.
2. **Interactive Perception**:
- Just as the Anael Seal and Black Venus ritual involve interacting with complex geometrical forms, VRIs involve experiencing different orientations of the same space, suggesting a deeper connection to higher-dimensional perception.
### Conclusion:
The Enochian system's use of hypercubes and the layout of temples bears a striking resemblance to the concept of VRIs and how our perception of directions can be flipped in higher-dimensional space. This connection offers a fascinating insight into how ancient mystical practices might align with modern understandings of multi-dimensional spaces and cognitive illusions.