The Meru Project:
Intro & FAQ		 Keynote
Articles		 Philosophical & Math Essays Hebrew Letters, Gesture & Language Graphics, Animations, Videos Newsletter Archive Research Archive, Supplementary Materials About Meru Foundation Donate DVDs, Books, and Music Home
Multi-Media Index
Presentation Posters
Computer Imagery and 3-D Models
Animated GIFS
VRMLs: 'Virtual Reality' simulations
Computer Generated Images
3-D Models: Photographic Images
Graphic Sampler of Meru Models 1999
Videos
Poster Index

The Light in the Meeting Tent: Judaism, Christianity and Islam in Jerusalem
2002
The Tree of Abraham: An Organic Model of Western Civilization
2002
THE LAMBDOMA: The MERUBA Square Units of Dimension
and the Base-3 Count
2003
The First Verse of the Hebrew Text of Genesis on the 7-Color Map of a 2-Torus Forms the Tallis (Prayer Shawl) and the Tzitzis (Corner Fringes)
2002
The Shape of Shabbos: King and Queen
2004
An Idealized Embryonic Fruit and a Dancer's Exchange of Angular Momentum
November 99
Tetrahelix Sculpture
The Source of English Measurement Proportions
2002
Tetrahelix Accounting
 1999
3,10 Torus Knot, Ring, Sphere, and Tetrahelix
1997
The 3,10 Torus Knot, Adam Kadmon, and the Tree of Life
2001
Lamp and Wick
1996
The "Lah Swath"
1997
The Sphere Points of the "Lah" Swath as the 72-Letter Name of God
 2000
The Light in the Meeting Tent
1996
Unity and Wholeness
1996
Poster and Model-Construction Pattern
1996
Letter Relationship Schematic
Five Points
THE LAMBDOMA: The MERUBA Square Units of Dimension and the Base-3 Count
Poster ©2001 Stan Tenen
How geometric doubling can naturally lead to counting by threes.
 
The Meru Project:
Intro & FAQ		 Keynote
Articles		 Philosophical & Math Essays Hebrew Letters, Gesture & Language Graphics, Animations, Videos Newsletter Archive Research Archive, Supplementary Materials About Meru Foundation Donate DVDs, Books, and Music Home

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