Cyphometry consisting of ciferglifs, chaotiglyphs and word auras

A computerized cryptographic system called cyphometry, the system comprising:

• a computer processor coupled to a memory performing the following steps:
• a) providing a cyphometric number scale, said cyphometric number scale having ten digits, each digit being a single integer;
• b) establishing the cyphometric number scale horizontally with a space between each of the digits;
• c) creating a first subsequent number scale beneath the cyphometric number scale by employing space adding,
• wherein the first subsequent number scale includes a series of single digit integers on a horizontal line beneath the cyphometric number scale,
• wherein space adding generates a series of single digit integers for the first subsequent number scale,
• wherein each of the single digit integers of the first subsequent number scale are positioned beneath each space between integers of the cyphometric number scale above,
• wherein each said single digit integer of said first subsequent number scale are generated by adding the two single digit integers on either side of its respective space above and then reducing the total to a single digit integer;
• d) forming a cyphometric triangle by creating eight additional number scales, each additional number scale being positioned beneath the number scale from which is was generated, each of these additional eight number scales being created by employing space adding;
• and
• e) forming a ciferglif by drawing lines between some of the numbers in said triangle, said ciferglif forming a geometric shape.