the Math of Form.

60 years of developing into a tour de force.

Sonja Kirchberger's terribly pretty legs!!!! photo by Luca Teuchmann.

So, what is a curve?

You don’t really need a technical definition, and it probably wouldn’t help you even if I could provide one. I’m going to give you a loose definition that a curve is anything you can draw. Obviously, that’s a pretty wide-ranging definition, and there’s only a limited subset of all of the possible curves you need to care about for C1.

In most of A-level, you only care about functions, which have the nice quality that they never back-track: for any value of x$x$ you can think of, if you draw a vertical line through that value, it crosses the curve once. Or nonce.

Every curve has a (possibly very complicated) equation in the form y=f(x)$y=f(x)$ , where f(x)$f(x)$ is some jumble of x$x$ s and numbers. Just like with the straight line, you can tell whether a point is on the line by checking the two sides of the equation: replace the y$y$ with the y$y$ -coordinate and the x$x$ s with the x$x$ -coordinate and make sure the two sides give you the same answer.
A curve also (as far as you’re concerned) has a derivative, dydx=f′(x)$\frac{dy}{dx}=f^{\prime }(x)$ , which you get by differentiating the jumble of x$x$ s. This tells you how steep the curve is at any given point: you just throw in the value of x$x$ and see what comes out.

Curves are objects that often have names (silly names like C$C$ ) — I find it helpful to think of them like Top Trumps cards with categories like “Equation of curve”, “Equation of derivative”, “Name”, “y$y$ -intercept”, “Solutions”, “Turning points” and so on. You can even draw out the card if it helps…
(A particularly useful thing to note: if the gradient is 0, the curve is temporarily flat; this is known as a turning point, or a stationary point, or an extremum, or a local maximum or minimum, depending on how awkward they want to be.) - Written by Colin+ in core 1, geometry.

pregnant Melanie Brown, singer Mel B., is like so many pregnant mothers shaped by an inexpressible body of knowledge outside the reach of touch, but within the grasp of concept. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 5.22.17

SACRED FORM OF SACRED ART: Aleera & Rihanna

Aleera

Rihanna on the summer beach in 2013

BODY POETRY 4

OC Pole Fitness Website Shoot

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Kat Attack Photography

alternative model The Notorious Ang by Kat Attack Photography 7.17.10



IS ART IN THE MATH?

sacred form of Valerie of Mauritius

"Here is a perspective on the complexity or simplicity of geometry, or a glimpse into sacred geometry as revealed initially by the Ancients of a darker hue." - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 5.28.13

RICHARD ANUSZKIEWICZ

"Inner Blues"
43 x 44 x .25 in 
109 x 111 x 0 cm

This is a Richard Anuszkiewicz exhibition at the David Richard Gallery 

symbols of powers encircled

SYMBOLS within themselves

All these symbols can represent creation and balance. The triangle inside the circle can represent the Holy Trinity. This is also seen in symbols of the physician, with a caduceus inside the triangle. In this symbol, is the 6-pointed Star of David is inside the triangle, and inside the Star is the Flower of Life. The symbol can represent the balance of the Divine Masculine and Feminine, the beginning of creation. The circle (sphere) represents the Divine Feminine energy and the dot at the center is the bindu, symbolizing the Divine Spark, the Divine Masculine energy. In the beginning,.... In researching the triangle, it represents Love.– Pam McInnis Kaubris https://www.facebook.com/pam.mcinniskaubris

“I believe that the circle, or the sphere in 3D, is the beginning in this and the containment that we all need. The triangle represents the fire of passion and new creation. It is the tetrahedron in 3D. Then the Merkaba of joining the above and below, as well as the male and female in equal harmony and balance. It is the Star Tetrahedron in 3D. And within that the Flower of Life that is composed of 19 circles, which is more the expansion and completion of infinite possibilities that leads to more possibilities, just imagine it in 3D. The interesting thing is how the Circle beginning is the number one and the flower of life is 19 which reduced comes right back to the one again. So it is the end which reduces down to the beginning again. Simplicity of each individual layer and the complexity of all of the layers together represent each and every one of us in my belief. We are one individual who is very layered and complex in our whole being. This is why Sacred Geometry is so fascinating and wonderfully mind and soul food.” Charlene Chadbourne https://www.facebook.com/darlene.chadbourne.3

“The symbol can represent the balance of the Divine Masculine and Feminine, the beginning of creation. The circle(sphere) represents the Divine Feminine energy and the dot at the center is the bindu, symbolizing the Divine Spark, the Divine Masculine energy. In the beginning,.... In reasearching the triangle, it represents Love.

balance

actress Halle Berry

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“In these times breasts are discussed in the 3rd person as if a woman is detached from the vitality of her essence. Scientists, doctors, plastic surgeons, men, health officials, talk show hosts, journalists, parents, and the media do not speak of the relationship of the woman’s triangle. Their thoughts are not intertwined with this geometry. Who has heard the language of the breasts, the vagina outside of anger, desire, denial, or the self-contempt that tinges the decisions to augment the breasts? Our children gain understanding of the breasts, the vagina, and the womb from long distances away from the sacred text of body, the sacred relationships that hold life together in a stream of consciousness in a woman’s body. Sex is introduced or intuited through fear, and shame and because shame, and fear passes for education children grow up, not with a sense of the divine, but with judgment, and consequences, and a vision of their sexual urges in league with death; their death! In this context children’s field of vision around the body, the soul, the spirit of women, is as narrow as the religious constructs of the Church in America, and the mosque in Islamic countries.” ©Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories

 

black lovers, Bria & her man

 

MURDER

Goddess Wadjet - protector of children & kings, goddess of childbirth

"How deeply involved can you, as a healer, engage your medicine into the heart of this matter, this shadow that lies within us all?"

-Heart Song Stone Man,

Keeper of the Sacred Medicine Wheel teachings

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the Universe: Tour through Reality

sacred geometry

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The common dogma is fear of modern knowledge, inability to cope with the fast change in a scientific-technological society, and the real breakdown in apparent moral order in recent years.... That is why hate is the major fuel, fear is the cement of the movement, and superstitious ignorance is the best defense against the dangerous new knowledge. ... When you bring up arguments that cast serious doubts on their cherished beliefs you are not simply making a rhetorical point, you are threatening their whole Universe and their immortality. That provokes anger and quite frequently violence. ... Unfortunately you cannot reason with them and you even risk violence in confronting them. Their numbers will decline only when society stabilizes, and adapts to modernity ~ G Gaia

inverted triangle

The star of david is built from the pyramid. one triangle in place, u jus place the inverted pyramid in its corresponding position. then u have 6 points. one is the eye itself. the other 5 points...conveniently find themselves at the edge of the following letters. M A S O N. So it basically means...Romulus and Remus' children are really confused, n think for a second--unwittingly enough....that they're built 4 the essence of Kush....its colony atleast...Kemet (Egypt)...

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Thas the image of Romulus and Remus, btw., photographhed with it is one of their descendants. Also...wut led me 2 even posting these pics...is Easter...n seein habeshas...let alone plantation dwellers of the so-called Western hemisphere...picturing a man they call Jesus, in the image of Romulus and Remus--an image opposite to that described in the book of Revelation...or Al Injiyl for muslims...which spoke of his apperance as having..."skin like burnt brass...hair like lambswool".... Isallah Anunaqi

Its meye understanding this symbol represents the omnipotent, omnipresent, and unseen emphasis on the unseen. This understanding relates to the expression "the devil's biggest secret is convincing people he doesn't exist". Eye relate this, to the people many call "Satanists" and "Luciferians", who have opted to fall in league w/ the hEyeghest principles of our 'Godhead', to further themselves. The irony of this: the element of the unseen. They are using the principles of the unseen nature of our "Godhead' to further themselves, cloaking their activities under the pejorative guise of "satanism" and "Luciferianism".

Altho' I don't mistake a pale devil w/ one who has the capacity 2 truly be diveyene. Its meye understanding, that they are not even Sahu man. In terms of As Above, So Below, eye feel this reveals the necessity of knowledge of the neteru for one to prosper, altho the power amassed by those European families in control is not in EYE, just a loose explanation -- documentation, of such. Ra un Nefer Amen instructs they exercise power through a lower faculty of abstract intellect. Out of which, they audaciously assert themselves to be symbolic of OUR symbols. -Isallah Anunaqi

GEOMETRY & ANGUISH

photo of Greyhound bus station, circa. 2000 - 1005 1st St NE Washington DC

"The two elements the traveler first captures in the big city are extra human architecture and furious rhythm. Geometry and anguish. At first glance, the rhythm may be confused with gaiety, but when you look more closely at the mechanism of social life and the painful slavery of both men and machines, you see that it is nothing but a kind of typical, empty anguish that makes even crime and gangs forgivable means of escape."

- Federico Garcia Lorca