The beauty of the Star of Light comes from the fact that it is built on numbers, on mathematics. We primarily use the numbers 1 through 8 to derive the spiritual values of the One Love philosophy. However, there are several additional concepts that help show how everything fits together: 1, 0, phi (φ), pi (π), the Fibonacci series, and the spiral with its toroidal energy field.
The Spiral and the Toroidal Energy Field
The spiral appears everywhere in nature. It is essentially a circle unfolding over time, expanding and evolving. We see it in the nautilus shell and the sunflower, both powerful symbols of growth and harmony. The spiral is closely connected to the toroidal energy field, which surrounds every living being. Each of us has one. This field represents the mind of God expressed through the body.
While we take in energy through chakras, food, and breath, the toroidal field continuously communicates with our environment. It informs the body about what is happening around us, even when we are not consciously aware of it. This energy coordinates our responses to life’s events. In that sense, we are all connected through toroidal energy. Using the Star of Light, we arrived at the name SOL, and in that spirit, we are all SOL brothers and sisters, connected by the same divine energy that fuels our bodies.
The Power of Zero
Returning to numbers, we have spoken briefly about zero (0). Zero is essential as a placeholder; without it, advanced mathematics such as calculus, or even space travel, would be impossible. The ancient Hindus viewed zero as both everything and nothing, a paradox that mirrors the number one, which can represent God or the foundation of all existence.
Pi, Phi, and the Fibonacci Series
Pi (π) and phi (φ) are two of the most remarkable numbers in mathematics. Pi is used to measure circles and is a non‑repeating, infinite number. Phi is the ratio between two line segments, approximately 1.618 to 1, and is widely considered the most visually pleasing proportion. While nature works in whole numbers, such as leaves on a tree, the Fibonacci series closely mirrors natural growth patterns. Each number is created by adding the two previous numbers, and when consecutive numbers are divided, they approximate phi. Mathematicians may also reference other constants, such as e, but most of us don’t interact with them directly.
Numbers as the Foundation of Reality
At the heart of the Star of Light is a commitment to reality. Circles with a single center, squares forming boxes, and the concept of “one” are everywhere in our lives. These are not abstract ideas — they are practical, observable, and universal. We are proposing a social philosophy based on energy and numbers, rather than belief systems rooted solely in stories. Numbers form the backbone of society, science, and communication.
The Value of Stories — and the Common Ground of Numbers
That said, stories do have value. They are fun, meaningful, and offer insight into who we are as a species. They help us express emotion, culture, and imagination. Still, if you are seeking truth that is shared by everyone, energy and numbers offer a common ground we all already use.
Ancient Wisdom and the Evolution of Consciousness
Sometimes I wonder whether ancient beings, such as the Anunnaki, whom some believe to be our ancestors, ever imagined how humanity would interpret religion and meaning. If they do observe us, it must be fascinating to see how we continue to evolve, searching for understanding through belief, science, and consciousness itself.
