It all started with a simple question: could the zodiac be arranged vertically, ascending from the depths to the heights of existence?
Do the natural elements hint at an upward ‘path’ with the depths of water ascending to the solidity of earth, then to the atmosphere of air,, and finally, the heights of fire?
A little doodle in a notebook arranged the signs as if they took the shape of a plant. Its roots draw from the depths of water. Its seeds sprout in the earth that is nourished by the air above. It stretches upward to the light of the sun.
No sooner did I draw the zodiac to look like a plant than the true shape of the zodiac emerged: the torus field.
A torus field is a self-sustaining shape with two vortexes on each end that run through a central axis. It is the shape of a whirlpool and a tornado. It is the invisible shape of every living creature in the universe and quite possibly the universe itself!
The zodiac is a blueprint for nature.
On the wheel, it turns with the changing seasons and the passing of the hour. This time is cyclic. It folds on itself and makes meaning. This kind of time is based on law. It has to be. Otherwise Summer would no longer follow Spring, and it would be impossible to be anywhere “on time.”
But the torus field reveals another kind of time, one that is more biological and experiential. It doesn’t turn on the clock. It burns from within. It illuminates choices and paths to take. This time is not based on law. It is based on freedom, and it is who you truly are.
A basic understanding of astrology may be helpful in reading this book, but it is by no means necessary. I use the zodiac as a guide to a true philosophy of nature and what it means to be human.
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nature's zodiac 
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