As there is a parallel algebra, so there is a parallel geometry. Home, the origin, is the horizon, the ends of the earth, and beyond that, the celestial equator, the heavens. We may attempt to journey to the centre of the earth with Jules Verne, but we’ll never make it because it is infinitely far away. We cannot plumb the ultimate depths within, the deep well of the heart. At the centre of it all is a bottomless pit, the hell of eternal darkness.
The geometric inverse is with respect to a circle or sphere:
By Krishnavedala
P’ is the inverse of P with respect to the circle. The inverse of the centre is the point at infinity.
The order of events in this geometry is their distance from the horizon, not the centre. The return to home is the end of events, the final event. The later the event, the better, since it is closer to the end, to home.
The destination is where we’ve come from and where we return. It is a round trip, a circuit, a cycle of life and change.
What we call the beginning is often the end
And to make an end is to make a beginning.
The end is where we start from. T. S. Eliot, Little Gidding