Where to Go Next

To ex­plore the full depth of these ideas, start with the God Series by Mike Hock­ney—a com­pre­hen­sive jour­ney through the phi­los­o­phy and math­e­mat­ics of ex­is­tence from the per­spec­tive of on­to­log­i­cal math­e­mat­ics.

For those seek­ing to un­der­stand the uni­fied math­e­mat­i­cal foun­da­tions of re­al­i­ty—with a focus on equa­tions and rig­or­ous rea­son­ing—the Arith­moí series by Jason Glowney is an ex­cel­lent path. This six-part series in­ves­ti­gates math­e­mat­ics, physics, and meta­physics through a co­he­sive frame­work rooted in on­to­log­i­cal math­e­mat­ics.

• Math­e­mat­ics Book I: Arith­moí – Math­e­mat­i­cal Foun­da­tions and the Sin­gu­lar­i­ty
  The open­ing volume ex­plores ex­is­tence as a math­e­mat­i­cal con­struct, pre­sent­ing math­e­mat­ics not merely as a tool, but as the very lan­guage in which re­al­i­ty is writ­ten.

• Physics Book I: Arith­moí – Phe­nom­e­nol­o­gy and the Geom­e­try of Light
  The second volume will ex­am­ine how phe­nom­e­na arise from math­e­mat­i­cal light and geo­met­ric syn­the­sis, laying the ground­work for a uni­fied un­der­stand­ing of phys­i­cal re­al­i­ty.

As stated in the Emer­ald Tablet:

“That which is above is from that which is below, and that which is below is from that which is above, work­ing the mir­a­cles of one.”

In the end, we are not dis­cov­er­ing math­e­mat­ics—we are re­mem­ber­ing it.

Learn more at arith­moi.org