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Re: Theos-World More for John: Hindu astronomy, ages

Mar 05, 2006 02:08 AM
by samblo


Krsanna,
   Thanks for your comments and reply. Actually I have never read any of your 
articles off or online to my knowledge or memory. What I have posted is 
resident in my mind for many years, since 1977. I found myself seeing these values 
beginning with John Mitchels "View Over Atlantis" a paperback he authored way 
back then (I still have it on my bookshelve here) and from there other 
resources and my own research and extrapolations using a plethora of sources. 
Hamilton and I during the "Twilight zone" period looked onto this region of thought 
as a possible tool to help explain the paranormal explanations in part. 
Gemetria and Theomatics also interwove in it for a time. I still have notebooks with 
different diagrams and values I was generating back in those days. My 
perception back then was that these numeric values from a lower base number  on a 
multiples scale are very easily mnemonically memorized and incorporated into 
personal memory and use as "thumbnails" for referencing the arena of astronomy 
surveying, architecture, I tried to imagine myself as the ancient person who 
performed the actions and tried to get the sense of what they did and saw and how 
they extrapolated the human body and natural thought such as "nosing out" a 
direction, "putting the best foot forward",  "measuring by hand", "toeing the 
mark", and other natural expressions one finds commonly and anciently in many 
cultures used in many languages and places and then I saw it engraved in the very 
stones and the figures and I was able to adopt the position of the High 
Priest standing there viewing the heavens and the horizons watching the bodies 
appear and depart. Back then it was when I was reading Higgins Anacalypsis that 
Madame Blavatsky cited in her works with all the cycles and values he got 
involved in that also was stimulating tot me. .

Best regards,
 John


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