Why the Circle?

We see the circle every day as the outline or form of the sun and the moon. We are standing on a circle that is traveling in a circle, around a circle that is traveling in another circle. We live in a circle (even though it looks like a square), we drive on four circles, and we eat billions of circles to survive. We wrap ourselves in various circles for protection.

We 'circle' projects and ideas in our minds. We see the circle in weather, DNA, molecules and atoms. We see it in the jiggling Brownian motion of particles, and in the rotation and revolution of planets and stars. Our brain is a circle that knows our heart as a circle. Our stomach is a circle that knows our lungs as two circles. We walk using circles, and talk using more circles. And we interact with all other entities as circles in form, shape, substance, density, dimension, sound, light, color, smell, movement, vibration which are all different versions or expressions of circles.

Many people wonder what ties everything together; what answers the questions 'why are we here?' and 'how do we operate?' Some people feel like they know the answer on some level (very deeply within), but fishing it out (articulating it) is difficult, at best. Scientists spend an enormous amount of time and energy (and money) trying to determine the theory-of-everything, and philosophers come up with one system after another to explain it. But, actually....

The circle is the basis for (creates/is) reality. This is fairly obvious, after you think about it just a little (why are storms, planets, the sun, flowers, clocks, compasses, wheels, DNA, etc. etc. in the shape of a circle?). However, though many people intuitively understand the circular nature of all things, scientists and philosophers, and most of the rest of us, in general, have missed 'the circle' as the reason, process, and underpinning for reality for more than 6000 years.