Reviving Antiquity

Megalithic Yard Embedded in Torah

Megalithic Yard Embedded in Torah depending on how the name of God is spelled in Deuteronomy 6:4 in the Shema Yisroel. Hebrew used exclusively and still does use the same symbols for both letters and numbers. Other languages have one symbol for a number and a different symbol for a number. Words that used to have numerical equivalents used a system once called by a Greek name, gematria. As the for letter name for God, called the Tetragrammaton, quoted as in the first line of Deuteronomy 6:4 translates, “Hear O Israel the Lord our God, the Lord in One,” the numerical equivalent is 1118.

Megalithic Yard Embedded in Torah as Line BE, commonly referred to as the half-diagonal, becomes longer than the length of the sides of the square from the corner from which it emanates by the ratio of 1.118 to 1. Here’s the nub: Using the Egyptian remen as the length any of the sides of the square which is 1.2165 feet- a mathematically derived ratio, the length of the half diagonal becomes 1.118feet x 1.2165 feet = 1.3600…feet or one-half of a megalithic yard of 2.72 feet. Sometimes the megalithic can be taken as a repeated 2.72727272… When that happens it’s thru a coming together of numbers five and six. Five was considered yin like the five petalled rose, while six was considered yang, like the six-petalled lily. Then the equation to arrive at the megalithic yard becomes 5 x 6 divided by 5 + 6 or 30/11 = 2.727272727…

What’s even more significant about the 1.36 foot long half-megalithic yard by the numbers of 2.72 in feet? 136 draws on the magic square of Jupiter which represents success in business and action. Simply add all the numbers in the magic square of Jupiter, 1 ……to 16 = 136.
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