A Correction on the Page About the Forms of Movement
January 15, 2020
15:33
I’ve made a change to the table that shows how movement in our perceived world correlates to movement in the onefield on the page about the Forms of Movement. I now believe that two entrees in the table were incorrect. After long thinking I came to the conclusion that a vortex being moved from A to B correlates to only a displacement in the onefield, and not to translation + rotation. I had placed a comment a long time ago on that page in which I expressed my uncertainty about this matter. It is a difficult part of the puzzle and still prone to error after this change/correction.
| Form of vortex movement | How this corresponds to movement in the onefield |
| Flowing |
Inward or outward movement of a wave which is more directional when the vortex is higher dimensional but is most directional within the onefield with its infinite number of dimensions, thus translation |
| Dimensional Drifting | Translation |
| Non-dimensional Drifting | Mostly translation + rotation, sometimes one of both |
| Change in Peripheral Volume | Translation |
| Scaling | Translation |
|
Sequential Morphing (without the usual scaling) |
Rotation |
| Dilative Morphing | Rotation |
| Shifting |
Assumed to be same as sequential morphing (but that is not certain, this might also be same as dilative morphing) |
| Displacement | Translation |
| Rotation | Rotation |