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A version of this with pendant ring is available in my SacredGeometrical shop here
https://sacredgeometrical.com/products/6d-cube-in-its-toroidal-form-50x1mm-60-vertices-version
Hot off the interdimensional presses, this conceptualization of the 6D cube has not been seen before in this universe! VIsually it has an inner torus and an outer torus, and they both seem to be spinning vortexes like water going down a plug hole into the centre.
THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT ITEMS IN OUR SACREDGEOMETRICAL SHOP! :-)
An interesting feature of the 6D cube is that its 64 vertexes can be mapped to the hexagrams of the Chinese 'Book of Changes' known in the West as the iChing. Six edges meet at each vertex, and each edge represents a 'changing line' in the hexagram that transforms it into a different hexagram. Because of this, the 6D cube can be said to represent the complete range of dynamic states of change between the polarities of yin and yang.
For another explanation of this iChing/6D cube connection to binary information coding see the image in the description here https://sacredgeometrical.com/products/quartz-crystal-mans-tshirt
This version has all 64 vertexes at the cost of slightly less symmetry. I also have a version with 4 vertices combined in the centre here
https://sacredgeometrical.com/products/6d-cube-in-its-toroidal-form-50x1mm-60-vertices-version
If the 4D cube represents spacetime, and the 5D represents the multiverse of possible universes given the same laws of physics, then the 6D represents the totality of possibilities given any workable laws (or any workable rules to play the game of existence). In a sense it is completion, and there are many other reasons that the number 6 can be considered a completion of sorts. See my book 'Understanding Sacred Geometry and the Flower of Life' for a detailed explanation of this.
This is the toroidally folded form of the 6D cube, and the folding gives it a different appearance to the standard models made by projection. For more technical stuff about the 6D cube see Wikipedia article here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6-cube
It is approximately 40 years since I stumbled upon a new projection of the 4D cube into 3D space. It is more symmetrical than any projection you will find in textbooks as all 8 cubes are identically distorted. The cost for this is that the squares are massively distorted, but this is true of any projection down into lower dimensions.
I call these 'Toroidal' projections because of their apparent toroidal shape. They seem to be spinning around a vortex in their centre. In higher dimensions they would look more like cubes as all the angles are 90 degrees, but to project them into 3D we are forced to distort these angles. Intuiting the higher dimensional logic of these forms is what makes them so intriguing.
If this interests you, you might also like to check out my 4D and 5D toroidal cubes in my Sacred Geometry shop here https://sacredgeometrical.com/collections/higher-dimensional-forms
GREAT BOOKS FOR UNDERSTANDING HYPERSPACE
If you really want to understand higher dimensional forms it is essential to get many different insights into what they are. I highly recommend a little book published in 1913 called 'A Primer of Higher Space' by Claude Bragdon. In fact if you purchase one of my higher dimensional geometries and then send me a message through the contact form on my site I would be happy to purchase a Kindle copy of this book for you so that you can go deeper into understanding it. www.SacredGeometryWeb.com/contact
Alternatively there is another old book you may like called Flatland that uses a story set in a two dimensional world to make many higher dimensional concepts more approachable, and you can download it for free from the links at the bottom of the page here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flatland
The inimitable Carl Sagan explains it well here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnURElCzGc0
A version of this with pendant ring is available in my SacredGeometrical shop here
https://sacredgeometrical.com/products/6d-cube-in-its-toroidal-form-50x1mm-60-vertices-version
Hot off the interdimensional presses, this conceptualization of the 6D cube has not been seen before in this universe! VIsually it has an inner torus and an outer torus, and they both seem to be spinning vortexes like water going down a plug hole into the centre.
THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT ITEMS IN OUR SACREDGEOMETRICAL SHOP! :-)
An interesting feature of the 6D cube is that its 64 vertexes can be mapped to the hexagrams of the Chinese 'Book of Changes' known in the West as the iChing. Six edges meet at each vertex, and each edge represents a 'changing line' in the hexagram that transforms it into a different hexagram. Because of this, the 6D cube can be said to represent the complete range of dynamic states of change between the polarities of yin and yang.
For another explanation of this iChing/6D cube connection to binary information coding see the image in the description here https://sacredgeometrical.com/products/quartz-crystal-mans-tshirt
This version has all 64 vertexes at the cost of slightly less symmetry. I also have a version with 4 vertices combined in the centre here
https://sacredgeometrical.com/products/6d-cube-in-its-toroidal-form-50x1mm-60-vertices-version
If the 4D cube represents spacetime, and the 5D represents the multiverse of possible universes given the same laws of physics, then the 6D represents the totality of possibilities given any workable laws (or any workable rules to play the game of existence). In a sense it is completion, and there are many other reasons that the number 6 can be considered a completion of sorts. See my book 'Understanding Sacred Geometry and the Flower of Life' for a detailed explanation of this.
This is the toroidally folded form of the 6D cube, and the folding gives it a different appearance to the standard models made by projection. For more technical stuff about the 6D cube see Wikipedia article here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6-cube
It is approximately 40 years since I stumbled upon a new projection of the 4D cube into 3D space. It is more symmetrical than any projection you will find in textbooks as all 8 cubes are identically distorted. The cost for this is that the squares are massively distorted, but this is true of any projection down into lower dimensions.
I call these 'Toroidal' projections because of their apparent toroidal shape. They seem to be spinning around a vortex in their centre. In higher dimensions they would look more like cubes as all the angles are 90 degrees, but to project them into 3D we are forced to distort these angles. Intuiting the higher dimensional logic of these forms is what makes them so intriguing.
If this interests you, you might also like to check out my 4D and 5D toroidal cubes in my Sacred Geometry shop here https://sacredgeometrical.com/collections/higher-dimensional-forms
GREAT BOOKS FOR UNDERSTANDING HYPERSPACE
If you really want to understand higher dimensional forms it is essential to get many different insights into what they are. I highly recommend a little book published in 1913 called 'A Primer of Higher Space' by Claude Bragdon. In fact if you purchase one of my higher dimensional geometries and then send me a message through the contact form on my site I would be happy to purchase a Kindle copy of this book for you so that you can go deeper into understanding it. www.SacredGeometryWeb.com/contact
Alternatively there is another old book you may like called Flatland that uses a story set in a two dimensional world to make many higher dimensional concepts more approachable, and you can download it for free from the links at the bottom of the page here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flatland
The inimitable Carl Sagan explains it well here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnURElCzGc0
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