The Babylonian, Egyptian, Mayan, Roman, Hebrew, Greek and Arabic numerical systems all utilize a ten as a base. The study of the Tetraktys, pictured at the left, was the core teaching in Pythagorean schools of natural science of philosophy. The Tetraktys comprises the point, line, surface and volume. For a true appreciation of how the numbers one through ten impinge upon your everyday life you need to read this fascinating book. Creative mind depends upon a flexible understanding of nature and man, and how they relate.
Creative problem solving also relies upon an understanding of numbers and their relationships.
There is a wealth of knowledge and wisdom here that will enrich your understanding of mathematics as a basis for the arts and sciences. Thus, your relationship to these arts will be inspired and elevated as you venture to express yourself through them. The following link is a brief synopsis of Seminars given by Michael. To contact Michael for more information on when and where his next workshop is you can email him at Michael Schneider. To read Part One of this review see Part One.