The Catholic mystic and scientist Pierre Teilhard de Chardin spoke of the endless creativity of the matrix calling it entelechy, “within, in the heart of things” . One of the things he spoke of is “evolutionary drive and creative intelligence”. Earlier western minds called it “the anima mundi” or Soul of the World.
Teilhard saw that “atoms aggregate in geometrical patterns in simple groups”. This is crystallization, an evolutionary choice or vector for matter gradually coming into being or entering higher states of organization.
Samuel L. Lewis, the american Sufi teacher, wrote of “The Heart Mystery In The Mineral Kingdom” and discussed the thermodynamics of material formation, “Ishk, the divine all pervading love, operates as gravitation, adhesion, cohesion, and chemical affinity on the physical plane and manifests in and through chemical and physical forces herewith..” He refers to Sir Jagadis Bose, who applied “the knowledge of his ancestors”…in the scientific field and made numerous discoveries, finding analogues to human and animal processes in the vegetable and mineral worlds and said “there are stresses and strains and even psychological moods in metals”.
The insights of these and other western minds as to “Implicate Order”, the “Cosmic Plenum”, “ Iteration”, and “Holonomy” attempt to explain the physics of this heart mystery. The latest book by the famed mystic scientist Rupert Sheldrake is called The Physics of Angels. After an extensive western education Don Juan cautioned Carlos to seek “the path with heart”.
Guadalupe is that heart unfolding in the material world, riding a spiral into form. Michael Schneider says “Not only does our whole body whirl into life as a spiral, but at its heart, our body’s “literal heart” is a dextrous (left spinning) spiral vortex”