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Originally posted by Jamuhn
So, what's the deal, why couldn't the triangle represent a 3d pyramid, and why a triangle for that matter.
Originally posted by AlexKennedy
Um... no... we don't have that symbol in my Lodge.
Originally posted by 7th_Chakra
Leveller,
You know that its more then a star. You know its found within the walls, floors, doors, ceilings, art, seals, you get the idea. Star of David/hexagram. The 'star' takes on a different meaning with a circle is around it. Don't just palm it off a 'just a star'.
Originally posted by Leveller
I think you will find that the answer lies more in mathematics and geometry than it does in "magick".
Originally posted by 7th_Chakra
[Indeed. How We were made - William Neil Is a very good book. However certain numbers and geometry have qualities which when combined have a greater meaning.
Originally posted by Leveller
A few points.
The claim that the triangle is a pyramid merely because it is 2d is ridiculous. All drawings are 2d but there is a way of drawing a pyramid to make it look 3d. If somebody wants to draw a pyramid it will end up being a different shape to a triangle.
[edit on 21-8-2004 by Leveller]
Originally posted by Jamuhn
By Leveller:
The claim that the triangle is a pyramid merely because it is 2d is ridiculous. All drawings are 2d but there is a way of drawing a pyramid to make it look 3d. If somebody wants to draw a pyramid it will end up being a different shape to a triangle.
ByJahmuhn:
Wouldn't you say though that it is nearly impossible or at least inconvenient to attempt drawing an all seeing eye within a pyramid. It definitely woud not look symmetrical. But maybe I'm wrong, do people draw all seeing eyes within pyramids or do they always appear to be in a triangle?
On a side note, if you look at the US dollar bill it shows a pyramid with the all seeing eye as a capstone, although I know some like to say its unfinished, it does have much more similarity when you take it as one picture.
Originally posted by Leveller
goldennumber.net...
*sigh*
You answered your own question when you edited.
The dollar bill is an example in itself - it's drawn as a pyramid not a triangle.
[edit on 21-8-2004 by Leveller]
Referring to long-term changes that take place slowly and imperceptibly. Commonly used to describe changes in elevation, tilt, and stress or strain rates that are related to long-term tectonic deformation. For example, a mountain that is growing is getting taller so slowly that we cannot see it happen, but if we were to measure the elevation one year and then the next, we could see that it has grown taller.
Originally posted by 7th_Chakra
Try and get hold of a film called Pi. You will like it.
Ancient science then, not occult is past down through the degrees of freemasonary. You have to have SOMETHING of knowledge else it would be pointless to keep secrets. Not everyone can have the knowledge else they might destory themselves or things around them yes?
At least admit the hardcore top of your group have SOME form of secret which is so fantasic it cannot be shared with just anyone. That secret being any one of an ancient knowledge/crafts/secrets or whatever.
Originally posted by Jamuhn
What?!?! No, I didn't, if you look at the dollar bill you will see that the all seeing eye is in a triangle shaped place and its set right on top of the pyramid. The way it looks is that it is the capstone of the pyramid...
Wouldn't you say though that it is nearly impossible or at least inconvenient to attempt drawing an all seeing eye within a pyramid. It definitely woud not look symmetrical. But maybe I'm wrong, do people draw all seeing eyes within pyramids or do they always appear to be in a triangle? Plus, anyone know about that paper NH brought up?
Originally posted by Jamuhn
Leveller, I have actually grown accustomed to the condescending manor of many of the Masons on this site. But, I'm not sure if you do not know how to read, or if you are just purposely ignorant, or if you just cannot put two and two together.
So, I will quote my statements:
Wouldn't you say though that it is nearly impossible or at least inconvenient to attempt drawing an all seeing eye within a pyramid. It definitely woud not look symmetrical. But maybe I'm wrong, do people draw all seeing eyes within pyramids or do they always appear to be in a triangle?