Great Pyramid seems to have been built around 2500 B.C. – during the time of the Old Egyptian Kingdom, Numbers reigned as all important. Ancient cultures merely applied their units of measurement to these numbers.
The odds of the Great Pyramid and this magic square as described here being a co-incidence are probably about one in a billion. Four hundred and forty cubits being 1.71818… feet, by tradition, is said to measure each side of the square base of the Great Pyramid.
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Look at the perimeter of the magic 3 x 3 square overlapping two numbers in opposite directions as follows: 49 + 92 + 27 + 76 + 61 + 18 + 83 + 34 = 440. Now go the other way: 43 + 38 + 81 + 16 + 67 + 72 + 29 + 94 = 440.
There are the two distinct ways to find 136 in this magic square: The first way is to add all the numbers from one to 16. The second way works with magic square centers mot only of this magic square, but with all of them: take the 4 numbers and work the multiplication as follows: 7 x 10 = 70, Then multiply 6 x 11. Next add these two products 70 + 66 =136. 1.36 feet is exactly one half of a megalithic yard.
For the second way, add the 136 cross multiplication total to he total of the sum of the numbers from 1 to 16. 136 + 136 = 272. We have the numbers of the megalithic yard of 2.72 feet used in holy sites worldwide. John Michell covers this fact in many of his works. Internal link: Megalithic Mile
There are the two distinct ways to find 136 in this magic square: The first way is to add all the numbers from one to 16. The second way works with magic square centers mot only of this magic square, but with all of them: take the 4 numbers and work the multiplication as follows: 7 x 10 = 70, Then multiply 6 x 11. Next add these two products 70 + 66 =136. 1.36 feet is exactly one half of a megalithic yard.
For the second way, add the 136 cross multiplication total to he total of the sum of the numbers from 1 to 16. 136 + 136 = 272. We have the numbers of the megalithic yard of 2.72 feet used in holy sites worldwide. John Michell covers this fact in many of his works. External link: Megalithic Mile
Here is an excerpt from the 4 x 4 magic square center: There are the two distinct ways to find 136 in this magic square: The first way is to add all the numbers from one to 16. The second way works with magic square centers mot only of this magic square, but with all of them: take the 4 numbers and work the multiplication as follows: 7 x 10 = 70, Then multiply 6 x 11. Next add these two products 70 + 66 =136. 1.36 feet is exactly one half of a megalithic yard.
For the second way, add the 136 cross multiplication total to he total of the sum of the numbers from 1 to 16. 136 + 136 = 272. We have the numbers of the megalithic yard of 2.72 feet used in holy sites worldwide. John Michell covers this fact in many of his works.
Is there congruency? The magic square has a square frame that numbers a perimeter of 440 in either direction. The Great pyramid of Egypt has a square base that numbers 440 cubits on each side. This four-forty dominates this magic square in four different ways which will be the subject of a future post.
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