This article deals with the ∇ as a natural phenomenon. For the area of the same name please click here.
∇ (pronounced Nabla) is a so far quite unexplored phenomenon that produces energies that are mainly released in triangular places. So far, the Platz is the strongest ∇-source discovered.
Origin of the name
The name “Nabla” is originally derived from a harp-like stringed instrument that was roughly in the shape of a triangle. Long forgotten for centuries, it is now the most widespread instrument in the European ∇-Republics.
The ∇ is not a separate Greek letter, but an inverted delta (Δ), the symbol for difference. The ∇, on the other hand, is used to denote connections or to determine contexts. The Nabla operator is particularly useful for this purpose. This operator, which is formally a vector, relates different things and determines their relationship to one another. In short, everything is interrelated and the ∇ operator illustrates how. This made the ∇ the perfect symbol for the movement of the same name.
