For centuries, only our  human mind could memorize a melody. Then, we   invented conventional symbols on paper. Later, it was the turn of sculpted grooves on records and magnetized patterns on tapes. Today, we have mastered the art of memorizing sounds, pictures, and much more, into digital form. Actually, the entire information contained in the universe can be coded in such digital fashion.

A book in Chinese uses several thousand different ideograms. Its translation in English requires merely eighty characters. But no moe than two digits, 0 and 1, suffice to represents all the Chinese and English texts of the world.

For instance if we convert the alphabet as follows: a=0, b=1, c=10, d=11, and so on, the word "cab" reads: 10 0 1. Ultimately, any word can be a succession of digits composed of 1’s and 0’s. Digital technology, found in computers and compact discs,  uses such two-sign, or binary, language. But above all, and long before human thought of it, binary language is the language of Eternons.

There is fascinating symbolism in the fact that the universe may be represented merely by "1" and "0", by being and void, by light and darkness. In truth, this symbolism has its roots in the Eternon reality. The memory of Eternons is light; a light that vibrates and stores information in binary patterns.