Self or Ego is represented by the Figure I, which is best understood as mind or the perceiver of existence.

To which it is encompassed by Figure Y, which is represented as You or You all, but best understood as the universe, or that which is perceived in existence. In order to perceive one must be perceived, for to be perceived is to exist. Fig. I perceives Y, and Fig. Y perceives I, in a looping of perception; one never existing before the other. Fig. I interprets what Y is like through its perception, and Fig. Y interprets what Fig. I is like through its perception; which implies, in turn, that each figure creates how its own perception is like through the perception of how the other is. The egos interpretation of the universe directly implies how the ego can interpret. If ego perceives the universe as being warm, the ego can only perceive itself as being warm. If the ego perceives the universe as separate from the ego, then ego can only interpret itself as separate. If the ego perceives the universe as one with itself, then we can only interpret the ego as one with the universe. What this shows is that the universe is actually a reflection of self. The ego is conscious self, and the universe is the subconscious self. In reality they are as one, this is represented as Figure W. Fig. W encompasses both Fig. I and Y. Figure W is represented as the notion of We. This is best understood as God. Fig. W is the total perception of all figures as One. Fig. W is all figures combined. This is a mathematical void which is infinite in value, never attaining form. It is intangible, like one limitless imagination. Accordingly, this suggests, that both Y & I together will infinitely pursue to attain such a value. To be one with God, one must balance the conscious mind with the subconscious mind, and perceive them as one. One will then be able to manipulate most of reality at will with a single thought.

How Self comes to perceive Self, is shown through this model. Point I begins by perceiving Point Y, and vice versa. Both Points perceive the other, which is notated by one line extending to both point I and Y on the triangle. Since W is the sum of Y & Is perceptions, both points Y & I in turn perceive W, as a result. Thus, three forms of consciousness become one, all perceiving each other, and themselves. These 3 forms of consciousness as One create an infinite sum of perceptions all perceiving one infinite perception. It is also the triangle which resides as the simplest image of matter, or simplest shape in

existence, in a universe where shape is determined by a fractal. An infinite-dimensional fractal made up of triangles would infinitely pursue to achieve a sphere, never really gaining said form. We know there to be no perfect spheres in existence. Thus infinity is created in all directions perceived, including inward of this Fractal Matter Diagram. At point C is one infinitely dense triangle, as this triangle attempts to obtain a sphere made of infinite triangles for structure. No matter what you perceive, ego is always found at Point C as the universe continues on forever in the micro & macrocosm. Thus ego is infinitely pursuing to realize its infinite self. Self is infinitely pursuing to realize its Oneness with God.

When combined, these models form a symbol one may be very familiar with.

The light often portrayed around these two symbols, is the very representation of our pursuit to Oneness with God. This light stretches out to infinity and is without form. These symbols are so prevalent because it is the subconscious mind trying to wake one up to the realization of self. All symbols for the worlds major religions, past and present, are representations of this exact symbolism. Two forms connected as One, such as the Holy Cross or Star of David. It is self infinitely pursuing to realize its connection with self.