0⋮1 Chaos

Chaos: nĕsh-hĭn /nɛʃ.hɪn/

Existence emerges spontaneously and without reason from Void. Existence requires no reason. As the Void has no quality whatsoever it is in no way restricted, permitting all being to issue forth. This is the fundamental nature of existence. It is spontaneous and without purpose or design. All possibilities assert themselves into being at once, each becoming a “one”, a unity of existence unto itself while retaining nothing in itself.

The union of the zero and one in this first principles resonates with later Platonic philosophical notions of the “unparticipated one”. It is the universal concept of being itself. Because it is universal it is present in all things that have any sort of being, leaving this principle itself without any features. The numbers zero and one are particularly suited to descrie this first principle because they both reflect methods of leaving a value unchanged; to add nothing or multiply by one.

The glyph of nĕsh-hĭn, as well as its pronunciation, is produced by the combination of its sequence number, and its “prime” number. ^[1] and combine to form . Likewise “nĭn” and “hĕsh” combine to become “nĕsh-hĭn”. Similar patterns follow for the glyphs and pronunciation of each sphere.

More of a seed than a tree, we show here a representation of the sphere with its descriptive name, glyph, as well as glyphs for its sequence and prime numbers.