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Cognitive implication of drilled toroids


Topological Clues to a Memorable 12-fold Systemic Pattern (Part #7)


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[5a] Imaginative "Initiation"

  • polyhedra
  • Ching
Fig. 17: Drilled truncated cube -- a polyhedron approximating a torus, with 64 edges
(Variously rotated with selected faces coloured or not)
Fig. 17a Fig. 17b
Drilled truncated cube -- a polyhedron approximating a torus, with 64 edges Drilled truncated cube -- a polyhedron approximating a torus, with 64 edges
Fig. 17c Fig. 17d
Drilled truncated cube -- a polyhedron approximating a torus, with 64 edges Drilled truncated cube -- a polyhedron approximating a torus, with 64 edges

[5b] Embodiment:

  • polyhedra
  • Ching

Fig. 11: Selected images of the Yi-globe of József Drasny
reproduced with permission from
The Image of the Cosmos in the I Ching: the Yi-globe (2007)

Yi-globe of József Drasny Yi-globe of József Drasny
Yi-globe of József Drasny Yi-globe of József Drasny
These images point to the possibility of a correspondence between the spherical organization of conditions of change
and the more familiar understanding of how the Earth, as a globe, is exposed to light and darkness

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