Matthew LaCroix

Because if you take it and you condense the symbols together, the stem of the T would represent the larger middle door, and then you'd get the left and right.

See that?

And so they understood that if you were trying to explain something, right?

If you told me about what the structure of the universe was, that wouldn't really tell us

what the purpose of everything we're doing, right?

You'd have to be like, well, you understand the universe, but what are you trying to understand about it?

You have to be like, well, what the importance of it is that we have to, the importance of the universe is finding balance, meaning that everything in life, it doesn't matter what it is, remember this to everyone listening,

The ancients believed that the key to everything was balance.

It didn't matter what it was.

Balance within, balance without, balance in the world around us, how we live, how we exist.

Everything is about balance.

They were obsessed with this idea of balance.

And so they encode these Ts all over the world.

And I mean, even things you wouldn't even notice are Ts.

Like, for instance, I was just looking at the Temple of Seti in Abydos.

The T's where you walk into the front, they're actually T's above.

People probably didn't even notice that there were T's the whole time.

Yes, but the middle stem is the biggest and that's where physical reality is manifested.

That's why there's T's all over the bas-relief and why there's T's everywhere, because it's one thing for them to encode the understanding of it, but to them, the goal, be it called the goal, was that the teaching related around it was that once you understood the structure of it, the more important understanding was how it all worked and how balance was the key.

See that?