by
Herbert Glenauldbin Bennett
Herbert Glenauldbin Bennett continues his profound exploration of design science in “Design Science in the New Paradigm Age Volume 2”, taking readers even deeper into the intersection of art, science, geometry, and spirituality. This second installment builds upon the foundation laid in Volume 1, presenting a rich tapestry of philosophical, scientific, and metaphysical principles that guide humanity’s evolving relationship with design and creativity.
In Volume 2, Bennett delves into the synthesis of body, mind, and spirit as a continuous cycle of creation that aligns with universal laws and natural harmony. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding geometric structures like polyhedra and symmetry principles that mirror the deep-seated connection between human consciousness and the universe. Each chapter presents a new layer of understanding, with key discussions on the Triadic Model™—a framework that integrates the physical, psychological, and spiritual dimensions of consciousness.
Throughout the book, Bennett offers a visionary look at how design science transcends traditional disciplines. From the principles of geometry that shape both the natural and man-made worlds to the metaphysical aspects of creativity, the work invites readers to rethink the very nature of existence and how design can be a force of evolution and transformation. He extends the conversation to include discussions on non-Euclidean geometry, ancient wisdom traditions, and the interplay between art and science, creating a holistic picture of the creative process.
One of the strongest points of this book is Bennett’s ability to weave together seemingly disparate concepts—geometry, physics, metaphysics, and spirituality—into a cohesive narrative. His exploration of the Triadic Model™ presents a thoughtful and innovative way to understand human consciousness and its role in design.
Bennett’s encyclopedic knowledge across various fields—ranging from mathematics and design to metaphysical philosophy—shines through in Volume 2. His insights on geometric principles and their connection to human creativity provide fresh perspectives on how we interact with space, form, and time.
The book stands out for its philosophical richness. Bennett prompts readers to explore deeper questions about existence, creativity, and the role of design in shaping not only objects but also human consciousness. His discussion of the relationship between form, function, and spirit offers a contemplative view of design as a spiritual practice, rather than a purely functional one.
Designers, artists, and thinkers will find this volume especially inspiring. Bennett encourages readers to push beyond the limitations of traditional design and embrace a new paradigm that integrates spiritual awareness into the creative process. His emphasis on aligning one’s creative endeavors with the laws of nature and the universe offers practical as well as philosophical guidance for those seeking to make meaningful contributions through their work.
Herbert Glenauldbin Bennett’s “Design Science in the New Paradigm Age Volume 2” is a bold and transformative continuation of his exploration into the deeper aspects of design science. While its philosophical depth may challenge some readers, it is precisely this complexity that makes the book so rewarding. Bennett pushes the boundaries of design theory, inviting us to see design as an integral part of human evolution—a process that is as much about the mind and spirit as it is about the physical world.
For readers seeking to broaden their understanding of design beyond conventional frameworks, this book offers a treasure trove of ideas. It bridges the gap between science, art, and spirituality, presenting a new vision of how humanity can harness creativity to not only shape the material world but also elevate consciousness. “Design Science in the New Paradigm Age Volume 2” is an essential read for those looking to explore the frontiers of thought and creativity in a rapidly changing world.
– The Moving Words Review
Official Entry: The Most Moving Book Award, Jan. 3, 2025
