To stabilise any system
There is a shape to things, and a thread that runs through everything.
When we are working with the weightless invisible metaphysical, shape requires a different measure than the hard data mindset.
The majority of our world is invisible to human eyes. We must therefore learn how to see the invisible.
When we account for things, when we want to name and define, or measure, what matters, if we fail to include the weightless invisible, then we are discounting the magnificence of life. The loving touch of a hospice nurse in the last moments of a life. The birth of a child, or creature. The endurance of a tree as it shares its shade.
To stabilise any system in place requires twelve elements. The hub to the spokes of a wheel, for example. Less than twelve and we do not achieve stability. More than twelve and the system becomes inefficient. Twelve degrees of freedom is how Buckminster Fuller defined this.
Twelve people working together creates a stable shape. Once we have surpassed twelve, we multiply by dividing.
Photo taken November15th 2022
