Master Number Square Shows Similarity in Diversity. I’m sure you are asking: What is this all about? Why even bother reading this? Answer: We are about to enter into a new Golden Age. It will be marked by peace and plenty. All will live long and happy lives. The key is understanding how this number square works. – Then its hidden codes and inner workings must be activated. Basically geometry and numbers interact in a set pattern. The numbers that code the periodic chart and lines and angles on the 3 x 3 grid are the same. It works as follows:
Master Number Square of the Ancients is Pictured Below
- First the featured grid must be filled with the numbers 1 to 9. Any straight row of 3 numbers must total 15. It is the traditional, ancient arrangement.
- Next, examine the periodic chart. Note the numerical vertical differences of the 1st row. It sets the pattern in motion. We will subtract successive differences of the higher atomic number from the lower as follows. Li(3) – H(1) = 2. Na(11) – Li (3) = 8. K(19) – Na (11) = 8. R(37) – K(19) = 18. Cs(55) = R(37) = 55. Fr(87) – Cs(55) = 32. The vertical differences in the numbers of protons are 2, 8, 8, 18, 18, 32. Note the first three: 2 + 8 + 8 = 18. Thus,the sum of the 1st three atomic number differences duplicates the difference between the 3rd and fourth rows. Thus. 18 =18.
As I blogged about earlier, the traditional 3 x 3 number square is the stamping mill of the Universe. Various line segments duplicate the 2,8,18, and 32 numbers on the period chart. Look at the featured picture for this aspect. But let’s go one step further. The same number square structures the 5 regular polyhedrons. The 5 regular polyhedrons have a total of 3 types of regular polygons for faces:
- #1, the tetrahedon has 4 triangles.
- #3, the octahedron has 8 triangles.
- #6, the icosahedron, has 20 triangles.
- Thus, 4 + 8 + 20 = 32.
Next come the sum of the untrianglated figures.
- The cube has 6 square faces.
- The dodecahedron has 12 pentagonal faces.
- Thus, 6 + 12 = 18.
Conclusion: The grid codes the periodic chart. It also codes the 5 regular polyhedrons. Many of the thus far 410 blogs on DSOworks.com point this out. Professionally I am a piano player and composer. Many blogs are also about music. Posts are free to read and easy to access. Also, pardon my number mistake in the featured picture. It should be 56 – 38 = 18 in the 2nd vertical row.