The Cube (The Prison)
>Meaning: The cube is the hard boundary of material existence. It represents rigidity, confinement, and the way consciousness gets “boxed in” by rules, laws of physics, cultural conditioning, and imposed systems of thought.
Symbolism:
>Six sides = the six directions (up, down, left, right, forward, backward) limitation to 3D reality.
>Square/box = stability, but also stagnation.
>The cube traps infinite consciousness into a measurable, finite structure—time, identity, mortality.
The Pyramid (The Hierarchy)
Meaning: Inside the cube, the pyramid is the control structure. It takes the trapped consciousness and organizes it into a hierarchy—few at the top, masses at the bottom.
Symbolism:
>The wide base = the majority of consciousness/people, supporting the few.
>The narrow tip = rulers, “elite,” or parasitic entities siphoning energy.
>The pyramid is incomplete unless capped—its “all-seeing eye” is the illusion of authority placed above all.
The House (Cube + Pyramid Together)
When the cube (prison) and pyramid (hierarchy) combine, you get something like a house—a structure to contain and manage consciousness.
Interpretation:
>The cube is the walls. The pyramid is the roof.
>Together, they form the illusion of “shelter” and “home” (safety), but in reality it’s a cage for infinite awareness.
>Consciousness inside is made to feel that this “house” is reality itself, when in truth it’s just architecture—a construction that keeps us small.
Why This Works as a Metaphor
>The cube represents containment of the infinite.
>The pyramid represents organization and control of the contained.
>Together they form the illusion of stability—a system that appears protective but actually enforces limitation.
>Meaning: The cube is the hard boundary of material existence. It represents rigidity, confinement, and the way consciousness gets “boxed in” by rules, laws of physics, cultural conditioning, and imposed systems of thought.
Symbolism:
>Six sides = the six directions (up, down, left, right, forward, backward) limitation to 3D reality.
>Square/box = stability, but also stagnation.
>The cube traps infinite consciousness into a measurable, finite structure—time, identity, mortality.
The Pyramid (The Hierarchy)
Meaning: Inside the cube, the pyramid is the control structure. It takes the trapped consciousness and organizes it into a hierarchy—few at the top, masses at the bottom.
Symbolism:
>The wide base = the majority of consciousness/people, supporting the few.
>The narrow tip = rulers, “elite,” or parasitic entities siphoning energy.
>The pyramid is incomplete unless capped—its “all-seeing eye” is the illusion of authority placed above all.
The House (Cube + Pyramid Together)
When the cube (prison) and pyramid (hierarchy) combine, you get something like a house—a structure to contain and manage consciousness.
Interpretation:
>The cube is the walls. The pyramid is the roof.
>Together, they form the illusion of “shelter” and “home” (safety), but in reality it’s a cage for infinite awareness.
>Consciousness inside is made to feel that this “house” is reality itself, when in truth it’s just architecture—a construction that keeps us small.
Why This Works as a Metaphor
>The cube represents containment of the infinite.
>The pyramid represents organization and control of the contained.
>Together they form the illusion of stability—a system that appears protective but actually enforces limitation.
