TORUS is a pattern in nature and can be seen from the micro to the macro.
It was the mathematician Arthur Young who discovered that this geometric form has seven connected regions, all of the same size, the Torus represents the basic geometric form of existence, it is present in all planets, stars, galaxies.
Our planet is a Torus with two magnetic poles in communication which allows the precessions of the equinoxes (zero point).
Torus is also present in the human body, as in our heart which has seven muscles and seven chambers forming a toroidal pumping blood into its seven regions and creating the electromagnetic field that surrounds humans. It can be observed in a seed, a fruit and a hurricane. It is how life sustains and evolves, and serves as a universal model for sustainability in all our systems.
Among other things, the torus shows us how to access clean and abundant energy, as well as expand our consciousness, restore the health and balance of life on our planet.
Torus, or the primary standard, is a dynamic energy that looks like a donut - it's a continuous surface with a hole in the middle. Energy flows through one end, circulates around the center and exits at the other end.
For the Celts, the flow of life, the movement of the universe and the cycles were represented by the Celtic Tree of Life, in which the lowermost roots attach to their higher branches, resulting distinctly in the form of the Torus stream, the hermetic precept: "What is above is like that which is below, and that which is below is as that which is above."
Ancient peoples such as the Sumerians and Egyptians, among others, knew a very ancient symbol called the Seed of Life, which is composed of seven interconnected circles. This symbol is known as the standard of Genesis, and symbolizes for many cultures the creation and the very forming unit of the universe, because the cells of living beings develop in this pattern.
