Rendering crown chakra dynamics through interlocking tori

Global Insight from Crown Chakra Dynamics in 3D? (Part #5)

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A design option presented above uses the movement of the 20 rings, with an associated change of diameter, in order to frame a torus. The rings pass successively through the central hole of the torus then around the torus -- with rings and torus all sharing a single common axis.

Interlocking: A case made separately argued for the significance of coupling two tori as indicated below. It is their orthogonal relationship which is then particularly suggestive as a means of holding fundamental duality, notably that of objective and subjective modalities -- each frquently deemed meaningless to the other.

Torus coupling or interlocking with distinctive movements
		Discussed with respect to the Fearful attraction of a hole (In: Visualization in 3D of Dynamics of Toroidal Helical Coils: in quest of optimum designs for a Concordian Mandala, 2016) Red torus has a vortex (smoke ring) dynamic in the model; Blue torus has a wheel-like dynamic in the model VRML animation produced by Bob Burkhardt. X3D and VRML variants produced by Sergey Bederov of Cortona3D

Ring containment: Each torus could then be used as a container for 10 rings, as previously illustrated by use of a torus as a container for the classic Zen images of 10 Bulls (Zen of Facticity: Bull, Ox or Otherwise? Herding facts and their alternatives in a post-truth-era, 2017). The image on the right is an experimental combination of the animation of a schematic Ouroboros with the 10 Zen ox-herding images. The cognitive implication then derives from how the coherence for the complex interlocking of two tori might be comprehended, as discussed separately (Cognitive Osmosis in a Knowledge-based Civilization: interface challenge of inside-outside, insight-outsight, information-outformation, 2017).

Animation of simplest torus as container for dynamic cognitive relations
10-fold pattern of Zen bulls	8-fold BaGua pattern of trigrams	Ourobouros through images
mp4  -- wrl -- x3d	mp4 -- wrl -- x3d	x3d

Examples of models using two tori: The significance of such interlocking was the focus of an earlier discussion (Enabling Wisdom Dynamically within Intertwined Tori: tequisite resonance in global knowledge architecture, 2012).

Indicative interlocking torus dynamics with 20 crown chakra rings -- 10 rings per torus
10 rotating rings "flat" in each torus	10 rings turning in each torus	10 rings circulating thru each torus
interactive web -- x3d	interactive web -- x3d	interactive web -- x3d

The animation on the right above is potentially more interesting when the rate of movement of the circles through one torus is much greater than that through another -- best seen through another interactive variant. (due to the technical challenges of representation). This animation is especially relevant to the subsequent argument.

Range of design options with two tori:

Torus movement options
"Horizontal" torus	static	moving (faster/slower)	static	moving (faster/slower)
"Vertical" torus	static	static	moving (faster/slower)	moving (faster/slower)

Torus visibility options
"Horizontal" torus	visible	invisible	invisible	invisible
"Vertical" torus	visible	visible	visible	invisible

Ring colour options
"Horizontal" torus	same colour (for both tori)	distinctive single colour	same 10 colours (for both tori)	20 distinctive colours
"Vertical" torus		distinctive single colour

Ring dynamics options
Ring orientation	Ring dynamic			Ring movement within torus
Horizontal (plane of torus)	static	turning on ring axis	rotating parallel to torus axis	stationary	moving along torus in sync	moving along torus different rates (passing through each other)	some moving in reverse direction (colliding)
"Vertical" (to plane of torus)	static	turning on ring axis	rotating parallel to torus axis	stationary	moving along torus in sync	moving along torus different rates (passing through each other)	some moving in reverse direction (colliding)

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