Introduction, with Biblical commentary, to the Crown Diamond. Introduction to the diamond-shaped symbol that is the source much of the world's symbolism, including: Adam Kadmon, the Tree of Life; the Shield/Star of David; the Qaba of Islam, regular polygons; the Paleo-Hebrew, Greek, and English alphabets; and Indo-Arabian numerals. Formed by four interlocking Trees of life in a circular arrangement that positions the sphere of each Kether atop each Tipareth, the Crown Diamond opens the way to exploration of new dimensions in many disciplines. For example, all Western alphabets are proven to share not only a common source, but also a common geometry: giving each letter of the alphabets precise geometrical properties that may lead to a fuller understanding of the nexus between language and mathematics.

The narrative recounts discovery of the symbol and includes Biblical commentary from a perspective that finds no conflict between Jewish, Christian, and Muslim scriptures.