The tetrad, a.k.a. the number four (4), is considered by the ancients as the “mother substance,” as it takes four “points” to create “volume”.  It brings “ideas” into “3D” reality, combining “matter” with “pattern,” and the geometry of the tetrad can be found at the interface between nonliving and living forms, in “atoms, molecules, crystals, viruses, and living cells”‡.  Use of this symbol therefore represents control of the dynamic entities that act as living beings but have no heart or soul.

The pentad, a.k.a. the number five (5), yields the geometry of this symbol and the related pentagon which “contain within" the ratio-value of φ (Greek letter “phi” representing approximately 1.6180339887…) which is found in the geometry of all life forms and other forms that “regenerate”.‡  Use of this symbol therefore represents control of all the ingredients and functions of life itself.

The hexad, a.k.a. the number six (6), metaphorically represents self-reinforcing “structure-function-order,” where order comes from the function, and function comes from the structure.‡  Use of this symbol therefore represents the control of society and the hierarchical power structure within, as the individual is the structure which builds the society that benefits the rich at the top.