*Pi*

Q:  Hi.

B:  Hi!

Q:  Could you tell us the significance of Pi?

B:  Yes, we can tell you our perspective of the significance, to us.

Q:  Okay.

B:  It is the gate. It is representative, mathematically, if you wish, of
that factor in the universal web - in the universal matrix, in the so-
called universal structure - it is that factor that always allows you to
expand that structure so that it does not become fixed.
It is the doorway out - always. Because it has no settled, fixed value. And
yet it is the product of all the other settled and fixed values in
creation; and it is also the seed of all the settled and fixed values. But
it, in and of itself, is the elusive principle that always allows you to
expand upon any structure that you have taken and created out of it. Will
that suffice?

Q:  Is there more that you could say, that's...

B:  Well, it is no accident that it is connected most often with the idea
of the circle, because that lets you know that there is no beginning and no
ending. It is perpetual in that sense. It is, perhaps, one of the most
precisely representative symbols, if you will, for eternity itself. It is
the factor that allows eternity to always exist. It is the expression of
the fact that eternity always will exist.

Q:  Good. Thank you.

B:  Thank you very much. It is the open-ended door, and it goes in all
directions.