Dr. John Reizer
There once was a place called Triangula where everything in existence was a triangle. The trees were triangles, the cows were triangles, the cars were triangles, and even the pizza slices were, of course, triangles. But people ate the crust first and worked their way to the point because it made more sense to eat the triangular slices that way.
The people of Triangula were shaped like triangles, too. They had three arms, three eyes, and walked on three legs (which made dancing extremely awkward and challenging).
Everyone thought in tri-thoughts. That means instead of saying, “I like cookies,” they would say something like,
“I like cookies, brownies, and pie.”
They couldn’t just think of one thing; it had to be three thoughts simultaneously.
Now, in the middle of town lived a famous three-time thinker named Professor Tri-Man, who once said,
“The triangle is the most stable and practical shape in all of Triangula and therefore this is the reason there are always three sides to every story.”
One beautiful day, the triangular sun shone down on Triangula, and only a few triangle-shaped clouds could be seen in the sky. Then something unthinkable happened:
A square object fell from the sky.
It landed with a loud thud squarely in the middle of Triangle Park, crushing a picnic table (which, of course, had only three legs). All the townspeople gasped in three-part harmony.
“What is THAT?” shouted a woman three times, clutching her triangular handbag.
“It has four sides!” yelled a child three times.
Professor Tri-Man examined the object closely while scratching his triangular-shaped head.
“This,” he said, tapping the square, “is a glitch in the Tritrix, a math mistake!”
A three-sided council meeting was called in the Great Triangle, where everyone sat in triangular seats and voted in threes. After much shouting (in three directions at once), the council people decided to launch the square back into the sky using the town’s emergency triangular cannon.
But just as they loaded the square into the cannon, a voice came from the object. It said:
“Hello. I am Four. I was sent here by a Vast Intelligence to introduce symmetry to your realm.”
Everyone froze. Symmetry?
The mayor, a tall and pointy triangular fellow named Tri Daniel, frowned. “But we love our wobbly shelves and awkward corners!”
The square object said politely, “I come in peace. I only want to teach the concept of fours, a different way of thinking. “
Gasps filled the air again. Fours? The forbidden ancient religion of non-triangular thinking.
But then something strange happened. A young triangle kid named Tripleson called out and said,
“I like the square. It could work nicely when stacking my toy triangles!”
Suddenly, everyone realized: maybe there was room for more shapes in their lives, as long as they still got to eat three scoops of ice cream.
And so, Triangula became a different place. The community built a new plaza: Tri-Square Park. It had both triangle and square benches, where triangle people sat and laughed in threes and now fours while trying to enjoy the day.
As for Professor Tri-Man, he now taught geometry classes that included a brand new motto:
“All shapes are welcome. But, in the three corners of my mind, triangles still score the most points during trimester exams.”
And everyone agreed with three cheers!
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Thanks, John, for giving us the underlying meaning in your story. Yes, I agree, children usually can see things much clearer than an adult can. Their minds haven’t been thoroughly conditioned and programmed yet.
Changing our way of thinking can be hard, familiarity is our comfort zone!
Lisa
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the story, Lisa. 👍🙂
The point of my triangle people story is that in our current world/realm, many factors influence our beliefs, and that in most instances, we are closed to embracing new ideas because of societal conditioning.
If and when we experience something completely new, people often reject introducing the new subject without even considering it fairly.
In Triangula, the citizens are geometrically set in their ways. Their perception and understanding of the realm are supported by their beliefs, math/science, and religion (don’t question the forbidden religion of Fours).
The square object represents something new and different for society to consider that opposes officialdom, and the people of Triangula commit to rejecting the square simply because it’s geometrically different from what society’s members are used to.
Once people can overcome their programmed response to reject something new, they begin to see the square differently, and what was initially rejected is later accepted into their triangular realm.
It takes a child in the story to see the benefits of the square, someone who is young and not thoroughly brainwashed by society’s controllers’ influential effects.
John
I was unsure where to go with this one, John. I’ve never come across Triangle or Square people before. 😂
But this was such a fun read! 😀 Totally, one of a kind! Leave it to you to come up with such a creative geometrical storyline. Although isn’t everything in our realm? We just don’t tend to think about that way.
And the first thing that came to my mind about the triangles was their being like the pyramids with all their energy. And the squares being people stuck in their boxes, and their way of thinking. So, naturally I liked the triangles better. 🤣
But I wanted a deeper answer, so I checked out the book, Sacred Geometry and Patterns of Divine Design by Derek Dodds:
TRIANGLES
“When we think about the ubiquitous presence of triangles in out world, we’re urged to think about their spiritual significance in our lives. After all, a triangle is present in many structures of religious and spiritual significance. For example, the pyramids of Giza are triangular in shape. In Hinduism, the space between our eyebrows houses our third eye, also known as the Anja chakra. This is also triangular in shape. It clear that the triangle is a powerful symbol.
In many ways, triangles also symbolize balance.We all need balance in our lives, and a triangle is said to balance our three elements of being through its three sides. This also helps in achieving enlightenment.”
SQUARES
“The square is another symbol that forms the basis for sacred geometry. It represents the number four and us seen as a symbol of the physical world. The number four stands for stability, dependability, and practicality. It is also seen as signifier of loyalty and intelligence. When a square acts a base for a structure, it helps ground the structure and make it safe.”
So, there is a place for all in this geometrical realm, as I believe the moral in your story states, John! 👍🙂
Lisa
Got it up on the platform, Ashley. Thanks for the submission! 👍🙂
John
Hey John,
Just reaching out here to let you know I just submitted an article.Feel free to let me know if you don’t receive it. (It was sent at 7:46 p.m.)Thanks so much!Ashley
Thanks, Ashley! I hope you are doing well! 🙂
John
Honestly! Does that brain of yours ever stop? How do you sleep at night?
I can only imagine the bedtime stories your lovely daughter was told as a child . . . .
This was awesome, John.
Thanks for the smiles today! 🙂
Ashley