The Rhythm of Everything: Companion Illustrations for Audio book Listeners

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Thank you for listening to The Rhythm of Everything! This page is designed to enhance your experience by providing the illustrations, figures, and diagrams referenced in the book. Here, you can explore the visuals that accompany key concepts, helping to bring the patterns of nature, science, and faith to life.

Feel free to scroll through the images at your own pace, and if you have any questions or thoughts, I’d love to hear from you in the comments below!

Chapter 3:

Two trees, one a sink, the other the source for nutrients. Mushrooms grow between them and connect the trees underground with its mycelial network — Figure 3.1

Chapter 4

Chart showing the health benefits in a chicken raised on its natural food source. — Figure 4.1

Chapter 6

Illustration showing how to calculate the Fibonacci sequence — Figure 6.1-Fibonacci sequence

Illustration of the Fibonacci Pattern built from the Fibanacci sequence — Figure 6.2 Fibonacci Pattern

Chapter 8

Illustration depicting the difference of $1 difference in an initial condition. — Figure 8.1

A Barnsley Fern with the Pinna and segment shown. — Figure 8.2 Barnsley Fern

Illustration of the Malkus Waterwheel with cups partially filled with water. — Figure 8.3 Malkus Waterwheel

The patterns of chaos from the Malkus Waterwheel — Figure 8.4 Lorenz attractor Graphs by Dan Quinn

Chapter 17: Mitochondrial Evidence

Does similar mitochondrial structure for all eukaryotes point to Ascent or Descent? — Figure 17.1

The mitochondrial structure is remarkably similar across all eukaryotes. Some argue this indicates a single common ancestor, while others see it as evidence of a single Creator. More evidence is needed to determine which perspective best aligns with the patterns observed in nature.

Chapter 20

Mitochondria Similarity points to Descent. — Figure 20.1

The pattern of life shows that life comes from life and descends from its ancestors rather than ascending.

Part 5: Safety vs Risk

A thriving life resides outside the constricting box of that which we can know.

Footnotes:

Figure 8.2: VvoeVale, “Green Sprig of Fern,” Photograph, Modified. iStock, gm478322037-26772246.
Figure 8.4: Dan Quinn, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorenz_system#/media/File:A_Trajectory_Through_Phase_Space_in_a_Lorenz_Attractor.gif, via Wikimedia Commons 2, November 2013.