Trapped in the Black Cube Matrix

Over the last few years, I’ve been very interested in the mysterious symbol ubiquitously known simply as the “black cube”. For the uninitiated, the black cube is apparently a symbol of Saturn and it often pops up in important locations throughout the world. To quote Jordan Maxwell from his book ‘Matrix of Power’: “The symbol that was used in religious context with Saturn was the black cube”. There are monuments of the black Saturn cube in various sites throughout the world, and it often features in movies, music videos, and other media. Unfortunately, there’s not a lot of information about it and so it’s very much open to interpretation about what it represents, although many people suggest that it represents the material world. This interpretation is inspired partly by Greek philosopher Plato. The cube is one of five Platonic solids and was assigned to the material world (or Earth) by Plato. In most esoteric systems, the universe is held to be the result of the union between Earth and Heaven. Heaven is traditionally represented in 3-dimensions by the sphere (2-dimensions by the circle) and Earth is represented by the cube (2-dimensions by the square). Here, Heaven as the sphere refers to the universal principle of consciousness (referred to as ‘Purusa’ in the ancient Indian tradition) and Earth, as the cube, refers primarily to the 3-dimensional spatial matrix where individual impulses of spirit are given apparent material forms. In this traditional esoteric conception, the symbol of the cube represents the reality we experience as the physical, sensory world.