As above, so below, as below, so above

The intricate connection between Guided Imagery, the silhouette/double-world concept, and writing emerged from the Egyptians' nutritional investigation.

While under the influence of the psychedelic, they felt overlapping, resonating vibrations in the sky, on earth, and within themselves. They believed creation was not haphazard but followed a consistent pattern based on constructible numbers.

Lotus plants grew at certain times, opened and closed each day, and seemed linked to natural cycles such as the female menstrual cycle and the flooding of the Nile River.

As the plant helped them explore their inner world, these patterns convinced them there was a real link between different realities. Their belief came from personal experience, not just faith or superstition.

While under the effects of aporphine, they felt able to move between two worlds. They documented their discoveries through writing, carving, and painting, including details about lunar, civil, and solar calendars.

More importantly, this led to the belief that life in the sky, on earth, and in the unseen world was connected.

The idea of as above, so below; as below, so above' grew out of this belief.