Centerlife - Happiness Through Nature's Design May 2019 | Page 31

Centers Produce Halo Shaped Creations
Nature
generates
halo-shaped
creations
through
an
ingenious partnership between centers and the fields
surrounding them. As you’ll remember from Chapter 1,
centers produce halo-like forms as a natural outcome of the
universe’s creative process (see Chapter 1 for a refresher). In
essence, the evenly radiating fields from centers shape their
surroundings into a well-like shape akin to a bowling ball
sitting on a trampoline.
While providing a readymade visual depiction of how
fields shape their surroundings, the 2D trampoline analogy
oversimplifies the actual 3D reality. In fact, when the
trampoline analogy is applied to its true representation in the
3D world in which we live, the outcome is a full circle, halo-like
form as depicted in the next image.
But that’s just the first half of the equation. As discussed in Chapter 1, fields than
interact with things in their surroundings, causing them to align inward, affix
to, and congeal about their originating center. In the end forming a halo-shaped
creation that mimics the halo-shaped, often invisible field underlying it.
You can readily visualize the underlying configuration of
fields, and how they structure the ‘creation’ forming about
them, via the following image. Here a magnet’s field is
exposed by the metal filings positioned about the central
magnet.
A spider web forms a field around the spider. The bugs in
the web form the larger, extended creation.
Halo forms are also readily visible in the heavens. For
instance, planets and suns form spherical halos around the
gravitational centers at their core. Halos can also be seen in
globular cluster formations as well as the shape of invisible
dark matter that encircles galaxies.