Introduction

In this section, Randall Carlson introduces himself and the topic of sacred number and symbol.

The Universal Language of Symbolism and Number

• Symbolism, number, and form are universal languages.

• These languages are understood regardless of the spoken tongue.

• Geometry and symbolism have a universal meaning beyond their apparent ones.

Exploring Ancient Symbolism

In this section, Randall Carlson discusses the ancient symbolism of sacred numbers that still exists in our everyday lives.

Sacred Numbers Embedded in Everyday Phenomena

• Many everyday measurements contain deep symbolism.

• Examples include 24 hours in a day (1440 minutes), 12 inches in a foot (144 square inches), and 360 degrees in a circle.

• These numbers carry meanings beyond their numerical value.

Geometry as a Universal Language

• Circles are divided into 360 degrees, each degree further divided into minutes of arc.

• The subdivision continues with 21,600 minutes of arc equaling 1,296,000 seconds of arc.

• Notice the recurring use of the number nine in these measurements.

The Alphabet of Sacred Geometry

In this section, Randall Carlson explores the basic forms or polygons that make up sacred geometry.

Equilateral Triangle, Square, and Pentagon

• An equilateral triangle has angles measuring 60 degrees each (totaling 180 degrees).

• A square has four angles measuring 90 degrees each (totaling 360 degrees).

• A pentagon has five angles measuring 108 degrees each (totaling 540 degrees).

Importance of Number Nine

• The number nine recurs throughout these measurements.

• It holds significance in various contexts such as lunar cycles.

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Platonic Solids and Regular Polyhedra

This section discusses the concept of platonic solids and regular polyhedra, focusing on their angular measures and polygonal faces.

Platonic Solids

• Platonic solids are geometric forms composed of equilateral triangles.

• There are five regular polyhedra that have the same shape for each face: tetrahedron, cube, octahedron, icosahedron, and dodecahedron.

• The tetrahedron has four triangular faces with a total angular measure of 720 degrees.

• The cube has six square faces with a total angular measure of 2160 degrees.

• The octahedron has eight triangular faces.

• The icosahedron has twenty triangular faces with a total angular measure of 3600 degrees.

• The dodecahedron has twelve pentagonal faces.

Recurrence of Numbers

This section explores the recurrence of specific numbers in the measurements of platonic solids and time cycles.

Number Recurrence

• The number 1440 appears in both the tetrahedron (total degrees) and as the number of minutes in a day (time measurement).

• The number 6480 is significant in the measurements of the dodecahedron and reoccurs throughout different measures.

• These recurring numbers hold importance in various aspects of time and space.

Astrological Time Cycles

This section introduces astrological time cycles, including the processional cycle and its divisions.

Processional Cycle

• The processional cycle refers to the motion of Earth's axis over a period of approximately 25,920 years.

• It is considered one of Earth's three motions alongside daily rotation on its axis and orbit around the sun.

• The processional cycle is divided into four great seasons, symbolized by the four fixed signs of the zodiac: Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, and Aquarius.

Great Year and Number 25,920

This section delves into the concept of the "Great Year" and its association with the number 25,920.

Great Year

• The Great Year refers to the complete cycle of approximately 25,920 years in astrology.

• It was believed to be analogous to Earth's annual year and divided into four great seasons.

• The anciently attributed duration for the Great Year was 25,920 years.

Star Tetrahedron

This section briefly mentions the star tetrahedron as a composition of two interlaced tetrahedrons.

Star Tetrahedron

• The star tetrahedron is formed by interlacing two tetrahedrons.

• Each tetrahedron has a total angular measure of 720 degrees.

• The repetition of the number 1440 is observed in this shape as well.

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This section discusses the measurement of space in terms of the dodecahedron and its connection to the great year. It also explores the ancient cultures' representation of cyclical time.

Measurement of Space and the Great Year

• The total measure of the dodecahedron is 6480 degrees, which corresponds to 400,6400,80 years.

• The great year, a four-fold division of cyclical time, was considered important to ancient cultures worldwide.

• The Chaldeans had a cycle known as the Cerro Cycle, which lasted for 3600 years. This number is also associated with measuring the icosahedron.

• A platonic month, representing 1/12th of the great year, is equal to 2160 years or 21,600 minutes.

• The decans of the ecliptic are equivalent to 20 degrees or 1440 minutes (degrees in an octahedron).

• Astrologically significant deckhands are each worth 10 degrees or 720 years.

• All five platonic solids are represented in these time cycles.

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This section focuses on how ancient cultures used two calendars - a secular calendar with 365.25 days and a sacred calendar with 360 days. It also mentions intercalation and superstitions surrounding certain days.

Two Calendars and Intercalation

• Ancient cultures worldwide used both a secular calendar (365.25 days) and a sacred calendar (360 days).

• Five intercalated days were typically added to the sacred calendar.

• These intercalated days were considered unlucky and no work or activity took place during that time.

• Sumerians believed that originally there were only 360 days in a year, but it was lengthened by 5.25 days due to a cosmic catastrophe.

• The Sumerians mathematically divided the circle into 360 degrees, which they believed represented the year.

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This section explores the synchronization between the earth's orbit and its axial rotation. It also discusses how ancient cultures divided time based on the sacred calendar of 360 days.

Synchronization of Earth's Motion

• Ancient cultures measured time based on the sacred calendar of 360 days.

• Each degree in this calendar represented one day, resulting in a synchrony between the earth's orbit and its axial rotation.

• The earth's equatorial diameter is greater than its polar diameter, contributing to axial stability.

• The sum total of gravity forces from the moon, sun, and planets acts upon this bulge as if it were a flywheel, causing the earth's processional motion.

New Section

This section highlights recurring numbers and their symbolism across different orders of magnitude. It also mentions embedding sacred numbers into various traditions.

Symbolism of Numbers

• The symbolism of numbers remains consistent irrespective of their order of magnitude.

• For example, 144 has similar symbolism whether multiplied by 10 or raised to higher powers.

• Various traditions embed sacred numbers like 43,200 (360 x 120) into their systems.

• Platonic seasons are calculated as multiples of these recurring numbers (e.g., one platonic season equals 6480 years).

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This section explains how the processional motion is induced onto Earth primarily by gravitational forces from celestial bodies. It also emphasizes that axial stability is crucial for life to evolve.

Processional Motion and Axial Stability

• The processional motion of Earth is primarily induced by the moon, sun, and planets' gravitational forces.

• This motion can be seen as the vector summation of all gravity forces acting on Earth.

• Axial stability, maintained by the earth's rotation and equatorial bulge, is critical for the evolution of higher life forms.

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The Reversal of Seasons

This section discusses how the seasons would be reversed if the Gregorian calendar remained unchanged. It explains that winter would occur in July and summer in January, resulting in a reversal of seasons between the northern and southern hemispheres.

The Reversal of Seasons

• If the Gregorian calendar remained unchanged, the seasons would be reversed.

• Winter would occur in July and summer in January.

• This reversal would affect both hemispheres, with winter occurring in the southern hemisphere during what is currently summer.

The Wheel of the Great Year

This section introduces the concept of the "Great Year" and its connection to astrological ages. It explains that ancient civilizations observed and predicted the motion of celestial bodies by constructing structures aligned with specific points in space.

The Wheel of the Great Year

• The "Great Year" represents a cycle encompassing all astrological ages.

• Ancient civilizations observed and predicted celestial motion by constructing structures aligned with specific points in space.

• These structures allowed for observations of shifting vernal equinoxes and solstices.

• The vernal equinox moves through space due to Earth's axial motion.

• Ancient peoples placed great importance on tracking this motion.

Transition into Aquarius

This section discusses how we are currently transitioning from the Age of Pisces into the Age of Aquarius. It explains that each zodiac sign corresponds to a specific period within the Great Year cycle.

Transition into Aquarius

• Currently, we are transitioning from the Age of Pisces into the Age of Aquarius.

• Each zodiac sign represents a specific period within the Great Year cycle.

• The vernal equinox is moving from the constellation of Pisces into Aquarius.

• The Age of Pisces lasted approximately 2,160 years.

Ages in Recorded Human History

This section discusses the ages that have been recorded in human history, including the Taurian Age, Aries Age, and Piscean Age. It highlights the significance of these ages in shaping different periods of human civilization.

Ages in Recorded Human History

• The Taurian Age marked the beginning of modern recorded history.

• The Taurian Age was followed by the Aries Age and then the Piscean Age.

• Each age has played a role in shaping different periods of human civilization.

• Currently, we are transitioning into the Age of Aquarius.

Equinoctial Axis and Rotation

This section explains the equinoctial axis and its rotation. It describes how different axes are at right angles to each other and how they rotate counterclockwise over time.

Equinoctial Axis and Rotation

• The equinoctial axis consists of an autumn-spring axis and a summer-winter axis.

• These axes are at right angles to each other.

• The entire system rotates counterclockwise over time.

• In 6,480 years, Taurus will have moved down to the zero point.

Proportional Relationships

This section explores various proportional relationships related to sacred numbers. It discusses how certain time spans align with specific numerical values found in ancient texts.

Proportional Relationships

• In Vedic texts, references to numbers were encoded using various methods.

• There is a proportional relationship between the total precessional cycle of 25,920 years and one human lifetime.

• The Vedic time span, known as the Culpa, is expressed as 4 billion 320 million years.

• This number is suspiciously close to the modern estimate for the age of the universe.

Numerology in Ancient Writings

This section discusses how ancient writings, such as the Vedas and Sumerian clay tablets, contain references to sacred numbers. It explores how numerology was embedded in these texts and presents examples from ancient Samaria.

Numerology in Ancient Writings

• The Vedas and Sumerian clay tablets contain references to sacred numbers.

• Numerology was embedded in these ancient texts.

• In ancient Samaria, there were references to ten pre-diluvian kings who reigned before the flood.

• These kings were associated with specific numbers that align with previously mentioned sacred values.

Symbolic Time Spans

This section delves into symbolic time spans found in ancient texts. It questions whether these time spans should be interpreted literally or symbolically.

Symbolic Time Spans

• Ancient texts mention long time spans, such as 432,000 years.

• It is unclear whether these time spans should be interpreted literally or symbolically.

• Some interpretations suggest a symbolic representation rather than a literal measurement.

The Symbolism of the Great Flood

In various ancient cultures, there is a universal tradition that recognizes a great flood or floods that decimated humanity before the flood. These cultures also believed that human lifespans were much longer before the flood compared to modern ages.

• Many ancient cultures recognized a great flood or floods that devastated humanity.

• Before the flood, human lifespans were believed to be much longer than they are today.

• Ancient texts mention individuals living for hundreds or even thousands of years.

• The biblical ages suggest that people lived about ten times longer than in modern times.

Vedic Ages and Yugas

The Vedas, ancient Hindu scriptures, describe different ages known as yugas. These yugas include Krata, Trata, Devapara, and Kali Yuga. Each yuga has its own duration and characteristics.

• According to the Vedas, there are four yugas in Bharata Varsha (ancient India): Krata, Trata, Devapara, and Kali Yuga.

• The Kali Yuga is considered the age of darkness and ignorance.

• The Vedas recognize a sacred year called "divine year," which is equivalent to 360 of our years.

• Each yuga has a specific duration within this divine year.

Sumerian King List and Vedic Cycles

There seems to be a connection between the Sumerian King List and the Vedic cycles. Both traditions refer to similar numbers and subdivisions of time.

• The Sumerian King List ends with the number 432,000 years, which coincides with the starting point of the Vedic ages.

• The Vedic cycles are divided into different durations, with each duration being a multiple of the previous one.

• The recurring numbers in both traditions suggest a pattern and connection between them.

Recurring Numbers and Patterns

The repetition of certain numbers in ancient traditions suggests a pattern and deeper meaning associated with these numbers.

• The recurrence of specific numbers in various ancient traditions indicates a pattern.

• Each number has a collection of phenomena associated with it, serving as mnemonic devices.

• Sacred numbers can be found embedded in solar system architecture and measurement systems.

Mayan World Ages

The Mayans also had their own concept of world ages, which included cycles based on sacred numbers.

• In the Mayan tradition, there are cyclical periods known as world ages or baktuns.

• A baktun is equivalent to 144,000 days, while a tun represents 360 days.

• These sacred numbers are repeated across different cultures and represent cyclical periods within nature.

Solar Orb Measurements

Measurements of celestial bodies like the sun reveal connections to sacred numbers.

• The radius of the sun measures 432,000 miles, while its diameter is 864,000 miles.

• These measurements align with the recurring sacred numbers found in ancient traditions.

• The origin of the mile unit comes from the Latin word "mill," meaning a thousand paces.

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Ancient Measurements and Geodetic Knowledge

This section discusses the ancient use of the mile as a unit of measure and its continued use today. It also highlights the significance of sacred measurements in ancient meteorological and measuring systems, emphasizing the importance of not completely converting to the metric system.

Ancient Use of Mile as a Unit of Measure

• Ancient evidence suggests that the mile was used as a unit of measure in England for over 4,000 years.

• The same unit of measure could have been used 4,000 years ago.

Sacred Basis of Ancient Meteorological Systems

• Understanding the sacred basis of ancient meteorological or measuring systems reveals profound insights.

• Converting completely to the metric system would result in losing something significant.

Significance of Numbers in Ancient Measurements

• Various numbers hold symbolic meanings in ancient cultures.

• The length of the Kali Yuga is 432,000 years, Dopara Yuga is 864,000 years, and Platonic month is 2,160 years.

• The moon's radius is 1,080 miles, which gives it a diameter of 2,160 miles.

• These numbers are related to lunar cycles and symbolize important concepts in ancient traditions.

Symbolic Representations

• References to cubes and arcs in ancient texts are not literal but symbolic representations.

• For example, when describing an ark built by Zizithrus as a cube, it refers to cubing the sphere symbolically representing the moon.

• Many ancient cultures believed that Earth was periodically destroyed by catastrophes. They symbolically associated the moon with an arc.

Geodetic Knowledge in Ancient Times

• Advanced geodetic knowledge existed in archaic times.

• Geodesy is the determination of the size and shape of the Earth. It was acquired through land surveying and triangulating or modern satellite surveys.

• Ancient master builders understood Earth's geodetic parameters, comparable to modern satellite surveys.

The Great Pyramid as a Model of Earth

This section explores the theory that the Great Pyramid of Giza is a model of the Earth's northern hemisphere, providing evidence for advanced geodetic knowledge.

The Great Pyramid as a Model of Earth

• The Great Pyramid of Giza is believed to be a model of the Earth's northern hemisphere.

• Understanding lines of latitude and longitude is crucial when measuring Earth's size and shape.

• Parallels are lines parallel to the equator, while longitude measures displacement along these parallels.

Evidence from Measurements

• The Arctic Circle appears to be around 66.5 degrees north, parallel to the equator.

• Each line of latitude has a corresponding parallel depending on its position north or south.

• The measurement and understanding of lines of latitude and longitude provide evidence for advanced geodetic knowledge in ancient times.

Local Meridians and Circles of Latitude

In this section, the speaker discusses local meridians and circles of latitude on the Earth's surface.

Local Meridian

• A local meridian is a line that runs from south to north through a specific point on the Earth's surface.

• It can be found by standing at a location and facing south, then looking directly north and overhead.

• The arc formed by connecting the south point, zenith point (directly overhead), and north pole represents the local meridian for that location.

• Astronomical motion is measured relative to the local meridian as the Earth rotates under it.

Circles of Latitude

• Parallels, or circles of latitude, are virtually perfect circles that run parallel to the equator.

• However, meridian lines are not perfect circles due to the flattening of the Earth caused by its rotation and expansion at the equator.

• When measuring a meridian line from north to south, subtle differences in geometry arise due to this flattening effect.

• As one travels north away from the equator, each degree of latitude covers a greater distance because the Earth's radius shrinks towards the poles.

The Size and Shape of Earth

This section explores how ancient civilizations understood and demonstrated their knowledge about the size and shape of Earth.

Differences in Geometry

• Parallels form circles around the Earth, with larger circles near the equator and smaller ones towards the poles.

• Meridian lines converge as they approach higher latitudes until they meet at zero distance at the North Pole.

Measurements

• The length of one degree along a meridian line varies depending on latitude.

• At 0 degrees latitude (equator), one degree measures approximately 68.703 miles.

• At 89 degrees latitude (near the North Pole), one degree measures approximately 69.4 miles.

• Similarly, the length of one degree along a parallel circle also varies depending on latitude.

• For example, at 45 degrees latitude, one degree measures approximately 49 miles.

• Near the North Pole, when one degree away from it, only 1.2 miles need to be traveled.

Incorporation into Architecture

This section highlights how ancient civilizations incorporated their understanding of Earth's size and shape into their architecture.

Derived Units of Measurement

• Ancient peoples knew about the variations in Earth's size and shape and used this knowledge to derive units of measurement for their structures.

• The measurements were based on where the structure was being built, taking into account the specific location on Earth.

Determining Size and Shape

This section discusses modern attempts to determine the size and shape of Earth.

Geodetic Data

• Since 1830, various methods have been employed to measure Earth's size and shape accurately.

• Satellite measurements have significantly improved our understanding.

• The polar radius is determined to be approximately 3949.8934 miles, while the equatorial radius is slightly larger.

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This section discusses the age and weathering of the Sphinx and the Great Pyramid.

Age of the Sphinx and Weathering

• The age of the pyramid is generally estimated to be around 4,200 years.

• The Sphinx is believed to be roughly the same age as the pyramid.

• Geologist Robert Shock suggests that the water erosion on the limestone composing the Sphinx indicates it could be tens of thousands of years old.

• Shock usually places its age at seven to nine thousand years but believes it could be much older.

Water Erosion and Limestone Weathering

• The severe water erosion on the Sphinx suggests an older age, as there has been little rainfall in Giza for 4,000 years.

• Comparisons with rates of limestone weathering indicate a minimum of 20,000 years worth of weathering would be needed to achieve such erosion.

• The Great Pyramid's original white limestone casing stones were stripped off over time, making it difficult to determine its true age.

Stripping of Casing Stones and Earthquake Damage

• Arabic traditions suggest that before stripping, the Great Pyramid was covered in hieroglyphs.

• In an earthquake in northern Egypt around the 12th century, most buildings in Cairo collapsed, loosening some casing stones on the pyramid.

• The loosened stones were then stripped off and used for rebuilding Cairo.

Determining Geometry and Height

• Researchers have determined that the original angle of the pyramid was around 51 degrees 51 minutes 14 seconds.

• By knowing this angle and base length, one can calculate its original height accurately using trigonometry.

• J.H. Cole's survey in 1925 provided valuable measurements for determining these details.

Measurements and Reconstruction

• The original casing stones, sitting on a sockle measuring 55 centimeters in thickness, help determine the pyramid's height.

• There are two ways to measure the height of the pyramid: with or without the sockle.

• A reconstruction from 1991 shows the corners and base length of the pyramid.

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Reconstruction of the Original Base of the Pyramid

The transcript discusses the reconstruction of the original base of the pyramid based on sockets found outside the core masonry. Two ways of measuring the perimeter of the pyramid's base are explained.

Reconstruction Based on Sockets

• Sockets found outside the core masonry helped in reconstructing the original base of the pyramid.

• The 51 degrees 51 minutes angle was used to determine the position of a 55 centimeter thick sockle.

• Two ways of measuring the perimeter of the pyramid's base were possible based on these measurements.

Two Ways of Measuring

• One way to measure was from a point up on top of a circle, and another way was from down below that included the sockle.

• Both measurements were correct and intended to show two different ways to measure the pyramid's base.

• The length of the base on the sockle varied from side to side, ranging from 755 to 756 feet.

Total Measurement

• The total measurement around all four sides would be approximately 3023.139 feet.

Measurements and Geometry

This section focuses on various measurements related to height, diameter, and other numbers associated with sacred geometry.

Measurements

• The height without including the sockle/base is approximately 481 feet.

• The angle is precisely 51 degrees and 51 minutes.

• When measured including the sockle/base, it becomes approximately 482.7575 feet in height and has a base length of 760.9 feet.

Other Numbers

• Additional numbers mentioned include: radius/diameter of moon (not specified), radius/diameter/seconds in a day/half-day/full day (Earth), diameter (not specified) for Earth, and number sequence (14,40;1;79;20) without context.

Sacred Geometry

• The speaker mentions the presence of interesting geometry related to the golden section but does not elaborate further, suggesting it is a topic for studying sacred geometry in detail.

• Drawing and building models are recommended to understand and internalize these numbers as part of one's consciousness.

Linking Numbers to Earth's Measurements

This section explains how the numbers discussed earlier relate to measurements on Earth, specifically latitude and longitude.

Earth's Distortion

• The distortion in measuring latitude and longitude is significant because it represents Earth's departure from being a perfect sphere.

• This departure is crucial for Earth's orbital stability.

Square Degree of Latitude and Longitude

• One square degree at the equator has a longer distance compared to other latitudes due to the polar radius being 13 miles less than the equatorial radius.

• A square minute of latitude and longitude is approximately 6045.881 feet north-south and 6087 feet east-west.

Dividing into Quarters

• Dividing a square minute into quarters results in different dimensions for north-south and east-west directions.

• These dimensions play a role in linking various measurements discussed earlier.

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The Standard Polar Radius and World Grid System

In this section, the speaker discusses the standard polar radius and world grid system.

The Pyramid as a Scale Model of the Earth

• The standard polar radius of the earth is only 313 feet over its entire size.

• Enlarging the pyramid by 43,200 times its height, including the sockle, gives us the polar radius of the earth within 300 feet of satellite surveys.

• The base measures of the pyramid correspond to the difference between east-west and north-south differences at a square minute at the equator.

• This correlation between pyramid measurements and earth measurements may be dismissed as coincidence, but it is supported by actual surveys conducted in Egypt.

Sacred Numbers and Expansion

• The factor of expansion (43,200) used to enlarge the pyramid turns out to be one of the critical sacred numbers within ancient systems.

• As the earth turns every half second, it covers a distance equal to that around the base of the great pyramid in two seconds if standing on the equator.

• These numerical correlations suggest that someone thousands of years ago was able to measure Earth's size with great precision.

Earth's Shape and Tidal Forces

In this section, we explore how Earth's shape can change due to tidal forces.

Constantly Changing Shape

• Tidal forces working on Earth cause it to constantly distort its shape by up to several hundred feet.

• Due to these tidal forces, we can never achieve more accurate measurements than within three or four hundred feet.

• Even if we were to measure Earth every year for ten years, there would still be slight deviations in measurements due to tidal bulges caused by factors like moon and sun positions.

Implications of Earth Measurement Precision

This section delves into the implications of precise earth measurements.

Profound Insights

• The pyramid's accurate measurement of Earth suggests that someone in the past was able to measure Earth's size and shape with a high level of precision.

• Ancient Greek mathematician Eratosthenes, who measured Earth using basic methods, was considered accurate but nowhere near as close as the pyramid's measurements.

• The technology required to measure Earth with such precision raises intriguing questions about ancient civilizations' capabilities.

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The Importance of Acknowledging Ancient Scientific Knowledge

In this section, the speaker discusses the significance of recognizing the scientific sophistication of ancient civilizations and how mainstream science often overlooks this aspect.

Ancient Scientific Sophistication

• Ancient civilizations, such as Cro-Magnon man, were scientifically sophisticated despite living in caves.

• Mainstream science tends to avoid acknowledging ancient scientific knowledge as it challenges the notion that modern society is the pinnacle of scientific evolution.

Geodetic Knowledge in Ancient Structures

• The Great Pyramid serves as a model of one hemisphere of the Earth at a scale of 1 to 43,200. Its dimensions are intricately linked to time and space measurements.

• The Parthenon also demonstrates geodetic knowledge with its base measuring 100 Greek feet, equivalent to 101.14 English feet when built.

Precise Measurements and Proportional Relationships

• Sticcini, a renowned meteorologist, calculated various lengths for the Greek foot, including 1.0114064 feet.

• By comparing the length of one second of meridian arc at 38 degrees north latitude with the width of the Parthenon's east facade, there is only a difference of 0.05 inch. This suggests precise measurement capabilities by ancient civilizations.

Coincidence or Advanced Measurement Techniques?

In this section, the speaker questions whether these examples are mere coincidences or evidence of advanced measurement techniques possessed by ancient civilizations.

• The burden of proof lies on those who dismiss these examples as coincidental since they could be multiplied many times over.

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Ancient Geodetic Knowledge

This section discusses the possibility of ancient civilizations having advanced geodetic knowledge, potentially dating back to the building of the pyramids and continuing through the age of the Greeks.

Ancient Writings and Numerical Systems

• The Hebrew ancient writings, including Kabbalistic writings and the Old Testament (Torah), as well as Greek writings such as the New Testament and Pythagorean literature, were written before the Hindu-Arabic numeral system was developed.

• In Semitic languages like Hebrew, the same symbols that represented letters also represented numbers using a system called denery. For example, Aleph was one, Bet was two, Gimmel was three, etc.

• Similarly, in Greek, there was a similar numerical system called daenerys where letters also had numerical values.

• These numerical systems had symbolic components where each letter represented a specific concept or object.

Examples of Sacred Numbers in Ancient Texts

• Various words and phrases from ancient texts have numerical values that align with sacred numbers. For example:

• The Greek word for truth (aletheia) has a total value of 72, which is considered a sacred number.

• The word for conception (katabole) has a total value of 432.

• The Greek spelling for Jerusalem (Ierousalem) adds up to 864.

• These examples demonstrate how sacred numbers appear repeatedly in different languages and texts.

Numerical Basis of Language

This section explores how language is constructed upon an underlying mathematical architecture based on sacred numbers.

Gamatria in Kabbalah

• Gamatria is a subdivision of Kabbalah that studies the numerical or mathematical basis of language.

• Understanding certain numbers mentioned in the Bible, such as 666, requires looking beyond the literal representation and examining the underlying mathematical connections.

• For example, the orbital velocity of the Earth around the Sun is exactly 66,600 miles per hour, which aligns with the number 666.

• Sacred geometry also reveals many more connections with sacred numbers.

Controversial Number 666

This section delves into the controversial number 666 mentioned in the Bible and its connection to sacred geometry.

Connections to Sacred Geometry

• The number 666 has been associated with various interpretations and superstitions.

• However, when examining sacred geometry, it becomes clear that there are astronomical connections to this number.

• The orbital velocity of the Earth around the Sun is exactly 66,600 miles per hour, which aligns with the number 666.

• Many other connections between sacred geometry and this number exist.

Conclusion

Ancient civilizations may have possessed advanced geodetic knowledge dating back to ancient times. Numerical systems embedded within ancient writings and languages reveal a consistent use of sacred numbers. These sacred numbers are also found in various words and phrases from different texts. The study of gamatria in Kabbalah further explores how language is constructed upon an underlying mathematical architecture based on these sacred numbers. The controversial number 666 has connections to both astronomy and sacred geometry.

Zechariah's Prophetic Vision

In this section, the speaker discusses a prophetic vision from the book of Zechariah in the Old Testament. The vision involves a man with a measuring line who is tasked with measuring Jerusalem.

Zechariah's Vision

• Zechariah sees a man with a measuring line in his hand.

• The man is going to measure Jerusalem to determine its dimensions.

Geometric Revelation of the Holy City

This section explores the geometric revelation that follows Zechariah's vision of the man with a measuring line. The speaker emphasizes how sacred geometry plays a significant role in understanding the architecture and composition of the holy city.

Sacred Geometry and Revelation

• The revelation following Zechariah's vision is centered around sacred geometry.

• Sacred geometry provides insights into the architecture and composition of the holy city.

A Lamb on Mount Zion

This section delves into another biblical reference, specifically from the Book of Revelations. It mentions a lamb standing on Mount Zion and introduces the concept of 144,000 individuals with their father's name written on their foreheads.

Lamb on Mount Zion

• A lamb stands on Mount Zion, symbolizing Ares, also known as "the lamb."

• Accompanying the lamb are 144,000 individuals with their father's name written on their foreheads.

Numbers and Consciousness

Here, the speaker explains how studying sacred geometry leads to an integration of numbers into one's consciousness. These numbers shape our perception of reality and govern various aspects of life.

Integration of Numbers and Consciousness

• Studying sacred geometry leads to numbers becoming an integral part of one's consciousness.

• Numbers shape our perception of reality and govern the cycles and periods of our lives.

The Voice from Heaven

This section discusses a voice from heaven described as the voice of many waters and a great thunder. It also mentions harpers singing a new song before the throne and the four beasts, representing the bull, lion, eagle, and man.

Voice from Heaven

• A voice from heaven is heard, resembling many waters and a great thunder.

• Harpers sing a new song before the throne and the four beasts (bull, lion, eagle, man).

The Redeemed of the Earth

Here, the speaker explores the concept of redemption in relation to 144,000 individuals who are redeemed from the earth. The word "redeemed" holds interesting meanings when studied in its original language.

Redemption and Going to Market

• The term "redeemed" refers to those who achieve salvation at the day of judgment.

• In its original language, "redeemed" comes from agora which means "to go to market."

• Going to market symbolizes gathering within a square or town square associated with sacred geometry.

George Bush's Reference to Going Shopping

This section draws connections between going shopping or going to market mentioned earlier with George Bush's statement about going shopping after an event. It highlights how these references relate to gathering within a square or marketplace.

Connection with Going Shopping

• George Bush's reference to going shopping connects with the idea of gathering within a square or marketplace.

• Going shopping symbolizes gathering within a town square associated with sacred geometry.

The Square and Geometry

This section further explores the significance of the square in relation to the marketplace and sacred geometry. It explains how the marketplace is built around a literal square, emphasizing the geometric aspect.

The Square and Marketplace

• The marketplace is built around a square, representing sacred geometry.

• The idea of people gathering within this square signifies the association with geometry.

Evolution of Language and Original Meanings

Here, the speaker discusses how studying language evolution can help uncover original meanings in sacred writings. Multiple layers of translation may have obscured the true intentions of the authors.

Evolution of Language and Original Meanings

• Studying language evolution helps uncover original meanings in sacred writings.

• Multiple translations may have obscured the true intentions of the authors.

Singing a New Song and Changing Frequencies

This section explores the concept of singing a new song as mentioned in biblical texts. It suggests that it could signify a change in frequency on Earth, where those who adapt their consciousness accordingly will be in harmony with these changing frequencies.

Singing a New Song and Frequency Change

• Singing a new song suggests a change in frequency on Earth.

• Those who align their consciousness with these changing frequencies will be in harmony with them.

Understanding Ancient Secrets and Sacred Geometry

The ancient master builders utilized sacred geometry and geodetic knowledge to create structures that harmonically resonated with the earth. This section explores the concept of sacred science behind structures like the Parthenon and the Great Pyramid, which were designed to vibrate according to specific frequencies aligned with the changing frequencies of the earth on its cosmic journey through the universe.

The Science of Harmony and Resonance in Structures

• Ancient structures like the Parthenon and Great Pyramid were built using a science of harmony and resonance.

• These structures were designed to vibrate at certain frequencies that align with the slowly changing frequencies of the earth.

• Understanding this sacred science helps unravel the secrets behind these magnificent structures.

The Symbolism of New Jerusalem

• The biblical reference to "a new heaven and a new earth" symbolizes a transformative spiritual experience.

• The description of New Jerusalem as a holy city descending from heaven represents divine knowledge being revealed.

• The measurements, gates, and walls mentioned in this passage hold symbolic significance related to cosmic doctrine.

Angels as Messengers

• In various cultures, angels are counterparts to gods, serving as messengers from another domain.

• In Christian tradition, angels replaced gods but retained their function within the cosmic hierarchy.

• The measure of a man being equal to the measure of an angel suggests a common system of measure linking humans to divine beings.

Sacred Proportions in Measurement

• A cubit is mentioned in biblical texts, but its exact length is not specified.

• A furlong, an English unit derived from Greek stade, is approximately 660 feet or 7920 inches.

• Interestingly, multiplying 7920 inches (the length of a furlong) by 12 yields precisely the diameter of Earth taken through tropics (7,920 miles).

The Cosmic Relationship of Measurement

• The width of a thumb is approximately an inch, and the pace (distance covered in two steps) averages 5.28 feet.

• By pacing a thousand times, we get the origin of the mile as a mill (thousand) human paces.

• Our feet and pace connect us to the Earth, representing our fundamental relationship with it.

The Holy City's Size and Sacred Proportions

This section explores the significance of measurements related to the holy city mentioned in biblical texts. It delves into the sacred proportions embedded in units of measurement and their connection to cosmic relationships.

The Holy City's Dimensions

• The holy city is described as being 12,000 furlongs in length, which equates to approximately 1,500 miles in diameter.

• These measurements hold symbolic meaning rather than literal dimensions.

Sacred Proportions in Measurement

• The furlong's length (660 feet or 7920 inches) corresponds precisely to Earth's diameter taken through tropics (7,920 miles).

• This reveals a sacred proportion between the furlong and inch as well as between Earth and mile.

Cosmic Relationships Embodied in Units of Measurement

• Ancient systems intentionally incorporated sacred proportions into units of measurement.

• For example, the ratio between pace (5.28 feet) and foot represents a cosmic relationship of twelve to one.

• These proportional relationships connect humans to divine knowledge encoded within measurements.

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The Cosmic Measure

In this section, the speaker discusses the concept of humans being designed according to cosmic measures and how sacred geometry reflects this relationship.

Humans as the Ultimate Yardstick for the Cosmos

• Humans are created in the image of God, who is considered the ultimate cosmic measure.

• Protagoras' statement "man is the measure of all things" implies that humans are the ultimate yardstick for the cosmos.

• Humans occupy a central position in the hierarchy of scales, with as much above and below them.

• Sacred geometry represents a fusion of phenomena on all scales, with humans themselves being the ultimate symbol of this fusion.

Building an Edifice in Consciousness

• Studying sacred geometry involves building an edifice in one's consciousness.

• This process allows individuals to embody and reflect the order of cosmic nature.

• The study of sacred geometry can lead to accessing other wisdom traditions such as Kabbalah, alchemy, hermetic wisdom, Gnostic traditions, and Vedic traditions.

Measurements and Symbolism

This section explores various measurements and their symbolic significance found within sacred geometry.

Earth and Holy City Measurements

• The diameter of Earth is 7920 miles or 79.20 furlongs.

• The diameter of New Jerusalem (the holy city) is 20,000 feet or 1500 miles.

• The ratio between Earth's diameter and New Jerusalem's diameter is 5.28 (the same as foot-to-pace ratio).

Cubit Measurements

• Hebrew cubit: 18 inches; used in measuring 144 cubits (216 feet) representing a mystical significance related to time cycles.

• Egyptian royal cubit: 1.727 feet; used in measuring walls of the city (144 cubits).

• The number 2592, derived from the Hebrew cubit measurement, corresponds to the Great Year cycle of 25,920 years.

Moon and Sun Measurements

• Diameter of the moon: 2160 miles or 17280 furlongs.

• Diameter of the sun: 864,000 miles.

• The ratio between solar distance to solar diameter and lunar distance to lunar diameter is 108.

Recurring Numbers and Proportional Relationships

This section highlights the recurrence of specific numbers and proportional relationships within sacred geometry.

Repetition of Numbers

• Certain numbers recur throughout measurements in time and space.

• The same numbers appear in absolute dimensions as well as proportional relationships.

Solar Distance and Lunar Distance

• The diameter of the sun multiplied by a factor gives us the distance between Earth and the sun.

• The diameter of the moon multiplied by the same factor gives us the Earth-moon distance.

• This proportional relationship is expressed as solar distance to solar diameter equals lunar distance to lunar diameter, with a value of 108.

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The Universal System in Ancient Sacred Architecture

The speaker discusses how various ancient cultures, such as the Egyptians, Sumerians, Mayans, Hopewellians, and megalithic builders, incorporated numbers into their sacred architecture. They propose that these cultures had access to a universal system from an external source beyond their own cultural context.

Incorporation of Numbers in Sacred Architecture

• Different ancient cultures incorporated numbers into their sacred architecture.

• There seems to be a universal system used by these cultures.

• This universal system may have come from an external source beyond their own cultural context.

Deep Time and Mythical History

The speaker suggests that the source of the universal system used in ancient sacred architecture goes back to deep time. This takes us beyond known history and into mythical history, which refers to the Ice Age or Pleistocene era.

Going Back to Mythical History

• The source of the universal system goes back to deep time.

• Deep time refers to going beyond known history and into mythical history.

• Mythical history takes us back to the Ice Age or Pleistocene era.

Memory of Myth instead of Recorded History

Instead of recorded history, our knowledge of deep time comes from myths, epic stories, legends, and other forms of oral tradition passed down through generations.

Memory Preserved in Myths

• Our knowledge of deep time is not recorded history but rather preserved in myths.

• Myths, epic stories, legends, etc., provide insights into deep time events.

Plato's Description of Atlantis

Plato's description of Atlantis provides a specific date for its sinking, which is 9,000 years prior to Solon, an Athenian poet and statesman who brought back the tale of Atlantis from his exile in Egypt around 600 BC.

Plato's Date for Atlantis

• Plato stated that Atlantis sank 9,000 years before Solon.

• Solon brought back the tale of Atlantis from his exile in Egypt around 600 BC.

Geological Evidence for the Demise of Atlantis

Geologists have independently discovered a date of approximately 11,600 years ago for the demise of Atlantis. This date aligns with various geological catastrophes that have occurred on Earth.

Geological Evidence for Atlantis' Demise

• Geologists have found evidence suggesting that Atlantis met its demise approximately 11,600 years ago.

• This date corresponds to various geological catastrophes throughout history.

Catastrophes in Human History

The speaker discusses catastrophic events throughout human history and their impact on global change. These events are powerful enough to potentially end modern civilization as we know it.

Impactful Catastrophic Events

• Throughout human history, there have been at least 16 climate or environmental or geological catastrophes powerful enough to put us back into the Stone Age if they were to occur today.

• Examples include the destruction of New Orleans, tsunamis, and major earthquakes.

• The magnitude of these events increases exponentially when considering their potential impact on modern civilization.

Magnitude of Catastrophic Events

The speaker explores the magnitude of catastrophic events and how they would affect modern civilization. They discuss different orders of magnitude and their potential consequences.

Magnitude and Consequences of Catastrophic Events

• The magnitude of catastrophic events can vary, with some being one order of magnitude greater than others.

• Even small catastrophes, such as the destruction of New Orleans or tsunamis, have significant consequences.

• Events that are three orders of magnitude greater could potentially decimate a thousand major cities and have severe implications for recovery.

Lack of Extant Record

The absence of an extant record throughout human history is explained by the devastating nature of catastrophic events. These events would have erased any historical records from earlier periods.

Absence of Extant Record

• The lack of an extant record is due to the destructive nature of catastrophic events.

• Historical records from earlier periods would have been erased by these events.

Late Wisconsin Ice Age

The speaker mentions the onset of the late Wisconsin Ice Age approximately 26,000 years ago. This period is relevant to understanding deep time and its connection to mythical history.

Late Wisconsin Ice Age

• The late Wisconsin Ice Age began around 26,000 years ago.

• This period is significant in understanding deep time and its relationship to mythical history.

Cusp of the Age of Leo

This section discusses the correlation between the model of the Great Year and major events in history.

The Great Year Model

• The Great Year is a model based on cycles of 6,480, 12,960, and 25,920 years.

• There is a high correlation between the timing of events derived from scientific studies and the intervals predicted by the Great Year model.

• Each season of the Great Year is associated with a transformative event or catastrophe.

Correlation Between Events and Susceptibility

This section explores how susceptibility to catastrophic events increases during certain intervals.

• A graph shows that there is an exponential increase in susceptibility to events during specific time periods.

• An analogy is used to explain this concept: crossing intersections on a quiet country road versus crossing intersections on a major highway. The potential for catastrophe increases considerably at major intersections.

Cosmic Tempo and Earth's Position

This section discusses how Earth's position in relation to cosmic factors affects its susceptibility to cosmic events.

• Earth follows a cosmic highway around the galaxy, and there is a pattern and order to its orbital revolutions.

• The delivery of cosmic material and energy to Earth seems to follow a non-random timetable or tempo.

• Ancient traditions provide insights into measuring cosmic time and understanding its impact on Earth.

Living Among Former Worlds

This section highlights how we are living among the remnants of past worlds.

• Google Earth provides a perspective that allows us to see our planet from an extraterrestrial point of view.

• We have built our own world and social system using materials from former worlds.

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