The Language of Creation
Fractals are mathematical patterns that repeat at every scale, revealing complex structures that are both simple and infinitely intricate.
Divine Design Efficiency
The concept of fractals appears everywhere in nature: in the branching of trees, the shape of coastlines, the structure of clouds, and even within the microscopic world of soil and our bodies. As you observe natural structures at any scale, from a planet to a drop of water, the same mathematical principle of fractals is present. Consider your arms and legs as 'branches' extending from your torso. These are followed by hands and feet, which further 'branch' into fingers and toes. This branching pattern continues with your blood vessels, nerves, and more. Fractals serve as a kind of blueprint, through which God encodes beauty into creation; a physical manifestation of His order and design.
In a fractal, you can zoom in or out and still see the same patterns repeating endlessly. This self-similarity points to a higher, divine intelligence, i.e. God’s hand in the universe. It’s a reflection of His transcendence and omnipresence, found at every level of existence, from the vastness of galaxies to the minutiae of molecules. In essence, fractals remind us that God’s order is woven into the very fabric of reality.
The Modern Design Crisis
However, as society drifts further from God and becomes more secular, pagan, and New Age, we lose touch with these transcendental metaphysics: beauty, truth, and order. This reflects the Transcendental Argument for God, which states that the existence of universal, abstract concepts (like logic, mathematics, and beauty) points to a source beyond the physical world: God. Without Him, we cannot account for these constants that give our world structure and meaning.
As culture distances itself from God, the result is disorder. We see this reflected in our food system. Fractal beauty, as seen in natural ecosystems, gives way to a false, inverted sense of order imposed by modern factory farming. Rows upon rows of monoculture crops might look orderly, but it’s a superficial order that masks an underlying chaos: depleted soil, weakened plants, and an unsustainable reliance on artificial inputs. This is the Satanic inversion: the appearance of control, with no regard for the true design embedded in creation.
Regenerative Design Through Fractal Understanding
Healthy soil, like all of creation, reflects this fractal order down to the molecular level. Within soil, biotic and abiotic structures, such as fungi, bacteria, and minerals, interact in a beautiful, interconnected web. Fungi and bacteria break down minerals, making them accessible to plants. This is a natural, divinely ordered process that sustains life. But when soil becomes degraded, it loses its structure, its fractal-like beauty, and its ability to function. The natural systems that once produced abundance are replaced by lifeless, compacted dirt.
At Davis Regenerative, we focus on restoring your connection to the eternal, transcendent power of beauty through regenerative agriculture and permaculture design. By rebuilding healthy soil, we restore the natural order that God intended. The molecular structure of soil becomes vibrant again, filled with life and interconnected systems. This process doesn’t just yield better crops: it creates beautiful, interconnected food systems.
By embracing regenerative practices, we align ourselves with this divine order, repairing not only the soil but also our relationship with creation. And in doing so, we make the world a little more like the garden it was always meant to be.
Your kingdom come. Your will be done, On earth as it is in heaven.
- Matthew 6:10
