[Radix]

I'll look into that book. I trust your opinions.

I haven't done much poking around lately, but the Internet has some real neat stuff on "Sacred Geometry." Fascinating stuff.

One link below, but that was just a quick Google thing.

http://www.luckymojo.com/sacreddefined.html

[Lady Jag]

I am not a mathematician or scientist, yet I found CHAOS to be a fascinating a impressively well-written explanation of the physics of Chaos, fractals and Mandelbrot sets.

Having loaned out the book and wanting to read it again, I searched Amazon for it and found some interesting looking newer books that have taken this science and veered it toward religion.

I'm fascinated by this, but have no time to read about it now or in the foreseeable future. I have my own sort of math/spiritual theory and would like to put much aside to read about theirs, but unfortunately, it's going to have to wait.