Reveals how the number science found in ancient sacred monuments reflects wisdom transmitted from the angelic ordersHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Richard Heath, M.Sc., is a system designer who studies the technical achievements of the ancient world, from those of the megalithic astronomers to sacred building design. He is the author of 5 books, including Sacred Number and the Origins of Civilization and The Harmonic Origins of the World. He lives near Cardigan in Wales.
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Preface INTRODUCTION Angelic Transmission through Sacred Number PART ONE The Universal Will Introduction to Part One 1 Ratios of the Angelic Mind The Required Act of Self-Initiation Reading the Angelic Mind Ancient Metrological Foot Ratios Metrology of the First Eleven Squares Megalithic Use of Angelic Ratios 2 Models of Time and Space Right Triangles Circles and Squares The Third Triangle and the Golden Mean 3 Measurements of the Earth The Equal Perimeter Model The Metrological Model The System of Root Value Modules Models of the World 4 Temples of the Earth Great Pyramid of Giza, 2560 BCE The Parthenon Model, 400 BCE Sanchi Great Stupa, 232 BCE The Hagia Sophia, 537 CE Realizing the Land PART TWO The Cosmic Individuality Introduction to Part Two Monotheism and the Musical Octave A Musical Arrival 5 Harmony of the Local Cosmos The Harmonic Planetary Model Representing Planetary Harmony The Megalithic Model of Planetary Harmony Locating the Feathered Serpent Harmonic Cities of the Second Triangle 6 The Savior God The Numbers of Salvation 7 Pavements of the Savior The Story at Glastonbury Westminster’s Cosmati Pavement Canterbury’s Cosmic Conundrum 8 The Focal Buildings of Islam The Kaaba The Kaaba’s Harmonic Code Dimensions beyond the Kaaba The Model of the World in the Hatīm The Dome of the Rock 9 Cosmological Numeracy Gurdjieff and Bennett Systematics Ninefoldness as a Universal Scheme The Enneagram of Life Systematics in the Sky POSTSCRIPT Emergence APPENDIX 1 A Developmental History of Metrology Five Phases for Metrology Three Key Topics The Foot-Based Modules of Ancient Metrology APPENDIX 2 The Significance of the Moon A Moon That Made Life Possible? APPENDIX 3 The Likely Origins of Gurdjieff’s Harmonic System Notes Bibliography Index
Preface INTRODUCTION Angelic Transmission through Sacred Number PART ONE The Universal Will Introduction to Part One 1 Ratios of the Angelic Mind The Required Act of Self-Initiation Reading the Angelic Mind Ancient Metrological Foot Ratios Metrology of the First Eleven Squares Megalithic Use of Angelic Ratios 2 Models of Time and Space Right Triangles Circles and Squares The Third Triangle and the Golden Mean 3 Measurements of the Earth The Equal Perimeter Model The Metrological Model The System of Root Value Modules Models of the World 4 Temples of the Earth Great Pyramid of Giza, 2560 BCE The Parthenon Model, 400 BCE Sanchi Great Stupa, 232 BCE The Hagia Sophia, 537 CE Realizing the Land PART TWO The Cosmic Individuality Introduction to Part Two Monotheism and the Musical Octave A Musical Arrival 5 Harmony of the Local Cosmos The Harmonic Planetary Model Representing Planetary Harmony The Megalithic Model of Planetary Harmony Locating the Feathered Serpent Harmonic Cities of the Second Triangle 6 The Savior God The Numbers of Salvation 7 Pavements of the Savior The Story at Glastonbury Westminster’s Cosmati Pavement Canterbury’s Cosmic Conundrum 8 The Focal Buildings of Islam The Kaaba The Kaaba’s Harmonic Code Dimensions beyond the Kaaba The Model of the World in the Hatīm The Dome of the Rock 9 Cosmological Numeracy Gurdjieff and Bennett Systematics Ninefoldness as a Universal Scheme The Enneagram of Life Systematics in the Sky POSTSCRIPT Emergence APPENDIX 1 A Developmental History of Metrology Five Phases for Metrology Three Key Topics The Foot-Based Modules of Ancient Metrology APPENDIX 2 The Significance of the Moon A Moon That Made Life Possible? APPENDIX 3 The Likely Origins of Gurdjieff’s Harmonic System Notes Bibliography Index
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