Anatomy of a Quark
A quark is the smallest measurable unit of matter in the physical world. In trance, I asked the quarks to reveal themselves to me. In my mind's eye, I saw the shape of a single quark emerging from a field of darkness. It began as a spinning orb of light and invited me to step inside.
Inside, I was shown that quarks, as the building blocks of all physical matter, consist of two intrinsically linked forces perpetually swirling in an intertwined dance. These forces represent matter and non-matter, moving in response to matter’s position in space and time. For matter to exist in three dimensions, it must occupy space. And for an object to take up space, it must also take up time. In essence, you cannot traverse a space, no matter how miniscule, without the passage of some amount of time.
Thus, there is a point of matter and a point of non-matter. The matter propels through space-time, while the non-matter trails, mirrors, and consumes it. A snake eating its tail / a repeating decimal in perpetual flight.
2021