New Book Examines Links Between Fractal Patterns and Ancient Spiritual Concepts

Orlando, FL, June 08, 2025 --(PR.com)-- Author Juan F. Culajay has published a new book that explores how self-repeating patterns in nature, known as fractals, may relate to spiritual concepts found in traditions around the world.

Titled The Fractal Gospel, the book draws from scientific research, philosophy, and comparative mythology to examine how fractal structures appear at multiple levels of reality, including physical systems, life, and consciousness. The work suggests that these recurring patterns may provide insight into spiritual ideas that have been passed down across cultures.

Organized into five parts with seven chapters each, the book’s structure reflects the author’s perspective that reality and wisdom often follow patterned forms across time and belief systems.

As part of his research, Culajay conducted an extensive study of folklore, religious texts, and global mythologies, identifying themes and motifs that consistently appear in different cultures.

“This is not a religious book, nor is it fantasy,” said Juan F. Culajay. “It is a rational, pattern-based exploration of how the architecture of reality explains concepts that have appeared across cultures for thousands of years — through the lens of modern science.”

Topics addressed in the book include:

Fractals and the structure of reality

Entropy and balance

Fractal patterns in life and consciousness

Repeating motifs in mythology, religion, and folklore

Consciousness as a fractal process

Systems-based interpretations of spiritual ideas

The Fractal Gospel was published in June 2025.

For reference, visit: https://thefractalgospel.com.

About the Author
Juan F. Culajay is a scientist, philosopher, and founder of the God is Digital project, which explores the intersection of technology, consciousness, and the fractal nature of reality.

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Juan Culajay
God is Digital
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Website: https://thefractalgospel.com