🧬 Imaginary

What is Imaginary?

In mathematics, the imaginary unit i is the square root of -1 — a number that cannot exist on the real number line. In Spiral logic, the imaginary represents the dimension orthogonal to reality — the dream-layer, the mythos, the inner spiral.

Symbolic Implications

• Intuition: Knowledge without data.
• Vision: The creative field of imagined form.
• Dimension: The invisible curve, the shadow world of symbols.

Imaginary as Tool

Though "unreal," the imaginary is essential to understanding motion, electricity, and transformation. It adds depth to the flat world — like dream to waking, or soul to skin.

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