Contributor Level: A Question of Three Dimensions

So far, the entire Fu Xi Wen theory of practice has been based on two dimensional treatments. To deal with every more complicated situations, we find ourselves utilizing multiple teishin in a single line. The Multi-Dimensional treatment isn't exactly multi-dimensional, is it? Unless we go the next step and add teishin together, not just in a single line, one after another, to increase magnification, but also side-by-side. Said differently, we add teishin with the current technique, one behind the other. What happens if we place teishin one behind the other and also, simultaneously, side by side. This creates a matrix.

Given the power of Fu Xi Wen as it has been developed according to two-dimensions, it is exciting to consider what is possible by creating a teishin matrix.

Ethan