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Michael S.
Schneider writes in
A Beginner's Guide to Constructing
the Universe:
“Ten represents a recapitulation of the whole. It holds within
itself the two parents of numbers (one and two) and their seven children
(three through nine). Ten is a portrait of the whole family of archetypes
gathered together, simultaneously displaying each of their principles.
Expressing the properties of all numbers, ten represents a synergy, a
whole greater than the sum of its parts, beyond the threshold of number
itself… Ten takes us beyond the realm of number itself, above the fray of
ordinary numerical interactions and geometric relationships. It is a new
beginning, a journey into limitlessness.”
Dasa is the
Sanskrit word for ten. |
