About thirty years ago, I wrote a book titled “The Sign of the Quatrefoil.” The theme came to me in what may best be described as a lucid dream—one of those dreams that is more like reality, and I still recall this one today. I was given instruction on using the numbers one to four as a basis for great insight. In retrospect, I know that this Information was intended primarily for me, rather than for publication, however I felt the need to get it down on paper, and it is still available (and still sells some copies) for those who are interested.

In ancient Greece, the Pythagoreans especially venerated the number ten, and it is relevant that in today’s world we use the metric system of weights and measures, and decimal currency, as the most convenient method of calculation.

As a basis for this discipline, their founder and teacher, Pythagoras, taught that the number four is a universal “building block”.

Pythagoras identified what he called the Tetractys of the Decad. (Tetra = four, Deca = Ten). The reasoning was quite simple. The first four numbers, 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 = 10, therefore four is the root and source of all that comes into being after it. Number one is the origin of all things, the unity of creation, and it extends out into four equal parts, on which everything else is based. The principle was illustrated as an equilateral triangle, as pictured above.

The Tetractys is a triangular number that shows the progression from a point (1st row) to a line (2nd row), a plane (3rd row), and a tetrahedron (4th row). A tetractys is also a modern poetic structure consisting of five lines with a syllable count of 1, 2, 3, 4, 10.

The Greeks theorised that everything in existence had a numerological value, and that numbers are the elements of all things. Pythagoreans believed the ratios of the rows (octave, fifth, fourth) governed musical harmony and the cosmos. So, Four took on a special significance, and the Pythagoreans swore their most binding oaths on this Tetractys.

Once we accept that there is an intelligent order behind the scheme of things, rather than random chaos, we can benefit by aligning ourselves with the numbers on which our world is structured, and use them to bring harmony into our lives.

Moreover, as the assembly of these four aspects reaches fulfilment, the influence of a newly emerging fifth force will come into play. I was told that I already possessed three elements within me and, once I attained the fourth, I would automatically receive the fifth element, which is made up of the preceding four.

As can be seen in the image above, the layout also incorporates the mystical triangle. I invite you to contemplate the concept of the Tetractys, which is at once both profound and simple.

As I approach my Transition, I find myself sifting through all I’ve read and been told over the years, to discern what is true for me. I know that for all of us, our perception is our reality, and those who tell me they are incarnating on earth after coming from another galaxy are genuine in their belief, I’m sure. And the guys on the Ancient Aliens TV show are likewise convinced in their hearts that UFOs (UAPs) spotted in the skies are mechanical devices piloted by flesh-and-blood humanoids, who hail from a distant planet that is just like ours, with a civilization slightly more advanced than us. The following verse expresses my view that humans are unique to planet Earth, and this particular Solar System.

During my searches online for what other people have to say about the Afterlife, I came across this page, titled Orbs and the Near-Death Experience (link: https://near-death.com/orbs/ ). Here are a few short extracts that concur with the theme of the Solar Ancestor website.

From the Introduction: “Spirit guides appear as orbs that lead NDErs [Near Death Experiencers] toward God; to communities of souls which are seen as constellations of spheres moving in harmony. Even the great Being of Light is often encountered as a sun-like “globe” that radiates knowledge and love.”

The Soul as an Orb: “In NDE testimonies, the soul often appears as an orb – a self-aware ball of light with its own colour, tone, and motion. Sometimes spirit guides appear as an orb who escorts the NDEr to God; other times as transparent sparkling bubbles; as a sea of transparent spheres, or fast-moving lights weaving past one another without collision.”

The Experiencer as an Orb: “NDErs often see themselves as a discrete sphere: an orb, a bubble, balls of light or energy. NDErs describe 360-degree awareness without eyes or hands. […] Some find their “core self” as a blue sphere. Others perceive past-life knowledge arriving as coloured globes of souls that merge with them.” 

The Being of Light as an Orb: “Many NDE testimonies describe the “Being of Light” as a living orb: radiant and filled with love. NDErs describe the Being as a golden orb like the Sun who knows the NDEr completely and loves them unconditionally. […] Sometimes smaller orbs gather around the Being like planets around a star as a cosmic “family”. Sometimes the Being is encountered as a glistening “Eye of God,” a radiant sphere, or a gentle ball of light.”

The pages of this website are filled with personal descriptions contributed by a great many ‘Experiencers.’  Read more at the link in the first paragraph above.

This poem, titled, "I am the Great Sun (From a Normandy crucifix of 1632)" is not really 400 years old – it originates from British poet Charles Causley, who wrote it in 1957, inspired by inscriptions he saw on a 17th-century crucifix in Normandy, France, attributing the voice on the crucifix to various figures like God, Christ, and humanity, lamenting being unseen or ignored, with the poem itself acting as a prayer. 

Causley's poem transforms the inscription into a poignant plea, suggesting that the divine (or deeper truths) are present but often overlooked by people, who turn away from guidance, faith, and love. It's inspirational - a powerful reflection on spiritual neglect.

I am the great sun, but you do not see me,
I am your husband, but you turn away.
I am the captive, but you do not free me,
I am the captain but you will not obey.
 
I am the truth, but you will not believe me,
I am the city where you will not stay.
I am your wife, your child, but you will leave me,
I am that God to whom you will not pray.
 
I am your counsel, but you will not hear me,
I am your lover whom you will betray.
I am the victor, but you do not cheer me,
I am the holy dove whom you will slay.
 
I am your life, but if you will not name me,
Seal up your soul with tears, and never blame me.