MI: The Trinity, Stabilization, and Genesis of Form

The sound “MI” corresponds to the number “3,” representing the core concept of things bearing fruit, becoming full, and taking on substance (body/essence). Following the integration of duality in “FU,” “MI” marks the crucial next stage where phenomena begin to acquire concrete form and move towards actualization.

The number “3,” symbolized by “MI,” suggests a universal combination of elements necessary for stabilizing, completing, and advancing phenomena. Katakamuna defines this fundamental trinity as the three essential elements—”electricity,” “magnetism,” and “force”—possessed by fundamental phenomena like atoms and electrons. It teaches that the alignment of these universal three elements enables phenomena to begin forming a concrete shape.

Furthermore, a spherical entity composed of these three elements is called a trinity sphere (the conceptual origin of spherical forms). This concept conveys the image of a spherical prototype condensing. Our universe contains numerous analogues to this pattern: three quarks converge to form stable particles like protons and neutrons, and atoms are composed of three primary subatomic particles—protons, neutrons, and electrons—which bind together to form diverse elements.

However, at the “MI” stage, these entities are not yet recognized as observable phenomena that can be directly perceived. “MI” symbolizes the process where universal three elements converge, and the “prototype of actualization” condenses into a spherical shape, marking a preparatory phase as energy from the Latent World transitions into the Phenomenal World.