The Law of Seven

The Law of Seven consists in this: that each movement thus undertaken undergoes at a given moment a deviation; then, after travelling in the new direction, a further deviation and so on. If the initial impulse is sufficiently strong, the movement after having described a hexagon, returns by the last deviation to its point of departure. Thus, under the influence of the Law of Seven, every action undertaken in the Universe takes place according to cycles. While the Law of Three is a natural law, the Law of Seven is an artificial one. If it does
not completely neutralize the destructive action of Time, it at least moderates it by imposing on each action or movement successive curves which enclose it within cycles. In the first place, Time itself is curved, deviated from the straight line and enclosed within a large Cycle, englobing within it all the subordinate cycles. Because of the Law of Seven, annihilation only occurs in the course of the first cycle or the following cycles when the initial impulsive force is exhausted. However, the Law admits the possibility of reviving a movement which is in the course of losing energy - and thus speed - by giving it complementary impulses at opportune moments and places.--- Boris Mouravieff, Gnosis