12, 13

A circular diagram labeled '12' shows a simple circle with a central point. Latin text is written along the outer circumference of the circle.

There is no vacuum here; the Omnipresent One fills all things. original: "Vacuum hic Nullum, Unum Omnipræsens implet Omnia."

It comprehends, but it is not comprehended. original: "Comprehendit, non comprehenditur." It contains all things within itself but cannot be fully grasped by the finite mind.

A circular diagram labeled '13' is divided into three equal sectors by three radii meeting at the center. Latin text is written along the outer circumference.

The origin, nevertheless, of all things. It is neither long, nor wide, nor deep. original: "Origo tamen Omnium. Nec Longum, nec latum, nec profundum." This describes the point as a dimensionless source of three-dimensional reality.