The Box-in-Box Lens

The Box-in-Box Lens — from the Source Codex of Mathematics: the lens used from the beginning of the inquiry, named at last because the Codex turns from fragments to functions — nested patterns whole: temple within myth, myth within star-chart, star-chart within bone, bone within word. Closing where the turn completes — the architecture of consciousness begins to show its design. From the Source Codex of Mathematics by Dwayne Peay.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2026-10-28
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23753527
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1
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Cultural and Mythological Studies
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The Box-in-Box Lens

Dwayne Peay
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Cultural and Mythological Studies
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Dwayne Peay
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Abstract

The Box-in-Box Lens — from the Source Codex of Mathematics: the lens used from the beginning of the inquiry, named at last because the Codex turns from fragments to functions — nested patterns whole: temple within myth, myth within star-chart, star-chart within bone, bone within word. Closing where the turn completes — the architecture of consciousness begins to show its design. From the Source Codex of Mathematics by Dwayne Peay.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Cultural and Mythological Studies
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