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Remen Measure was Known by Moses

October 9, 2018October 9, 2018David OhrensteinLeave a comment

Remen Measure was Known by Moses. According to the Hebrew Bible, he was adopted by an Egyptian princess. Later in life became the leader of the Israelites and lawgiver. He is generally credited with the authorship of the Torah, or acquisition of the Torah. His position in Egypt gave him access to knowledge possessed by the higher echelons of royalty. He knew source of the remen, in at least two different mathematical ways, is the 3 x 3 number square.

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1.2165 feet = 1 remen
1.2165 feet x √2 = 1.72 feet – one royal cubit
1.2165 feet x √3 = 2.107 feet- one Palestinian cubit
1.2165 feet x √4 = 2.43 feet – one Roman pace
1.2165 feet x √5 = 2.72 feet – one megalithic yard etc., up to…

Here is the 1st approach to the Remen measure:

Add the numbers around the central 5 (I term these numbers p1 which stands for perimeter one). The eight numbers total 40.
Then add them two at the time overlapping the numbers. I call this p-2. This stands for perimeter two: 49 + 92 + 27 + 76 + 61 + 18 + 83 + 34 = 440. Now take the number three at the time.
Add them 3 at the time. Overlap the corners. I call this p-3. This stands for perimeter three: 492 + 276 + 618 + 834 = 2,220. Then (p-1) is 40 + (P-2) is 440 + ( P-3) 2,220 = 2700.
Finally, divide the 2700 total of p1 + p2 + p3 by/ p3(2220): Thus, 40 + 440 + 2220/2220 = 1.2162…virtually one Egyptian remen.

2nd Approach to Arriving at the Remen Measure

Add the numbers on the square above three at the time. Do this vertically and horizontally as follows:

Horizontally: (492 + 618) + (357 + 753) + (816 + 294) = 3330.
Vertically: (438 + 672) + (951 + 159) + (438 + 672) = 3330.

Next, total the single numbers, 1 to 9, in the number square:

1 + 2 + 3+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 7+8 + 9 = 45.
Take the sum of the vertical and horizontal totals given above: 3330 + 3330 = 6660, Then divide 6660 by the 45 total. The quotient is 148. The square root of 148 is exactly the numbers of 10 Egyptian remens by number= 12.165…

For the 2nd way, 148 is the key number. So, how does this tie into Moses? In Hebrew Passover is spelled פסח. The 1st letter (pei) is the glyph for 80. The 2nd (sameck) is the glyph for 60. The third (chet) represents 8. Thus, 80 + 60 + 8 = 148. Passover and the remen measure are thus tied together.

How did I learn to work the mathematical intricacies of the 3 x 3 number square? From an American Indian spirit on Oquaga Lake. She was of the Lennie Lenape tribe. On walks in the Oquaga Lake area, the spirit communicated ancient secrets to me. The tribe once lived around the lake. I was the house piano player at Scott’s Oquaga Lake House.

Image result for picture of Oquaga Lake — Beautiful Oquaga Lake, home of the Oquaga Spirit.

345 Triangle Reading Pythagorean Style

May 11, 2018May 11, 2018David OhrensteinLeave a comment

345 Triangle Reading Pythagorean Style. The smallest consecutive integers that the Pythagorean triangle works with is 345. See picture below. Ancients “read” numbers. We, today, only see numbers as quantities, not qualities. Uniting numbers an words was termed “gematria.” The word first appeared in English in the 17th century. It was translated from of works by Giovanni Pico della Mirandola. It is derived from Greek. However, it is also in Jewish mystical text of called the Kabbalah. The term does not appear in the Hebrew Bible.^[1]

The Pythagorean theorem: a² + b² = c²

Animation demonstrating the simplest Pythagorean triple, 3² + 4² = 5².

A Pythagorean triple consists of three positive integers $a$ , $b$ , and $c$ , such that $a 2 + b 2 = c 2$

345 Numbers Also Applied to Key Words

The 345 triangle described above sets the formula for all other right triangles. It sets the pattern of its mathematical law. The name of Moses also uses the same 345 sequence. Reference the chart below as I describe his letters. His three letter name in Hebrew is mem (40), shin (300) and heh (5). The letters total 345.

By rules of gematria, “one” could be added or taken away from a words without changing its fundamental meaning. On the Hebraic Tree of Life, Paradise, emanation “6”, totals 344. The letters (see chart) are Peh (80), reish (200), daleth (4) and Samech (60). The Pythagorean Theorem is an equation of balance and mathematical harmony. Here is what I believe is a hidden meaning of the theorem. Three is the number of the mind. Four represents the body. Five represents the soul. Squaring a number intensifies it. Thus, if you elevate your mind and body by keeping yourself physically fit, you will then elevate the status of your soul. This elevation is presented by the formula: 3² + 4² = 5².

Decimal	Hebrew	Glyph
1	Aleph	א
2	Bet	ב
3	Gimel	ג
4	Daleth	ד
5	Heh	ה
6	Vav	ו
7	Zayin	ז
8	Het	ח
9	Tet	ט

Decimal	Hebrew	Glyph
10	Yud	י
20	Kaf	כ
30	Lamed	ל
40	Mem	מ
50	Nun	נ
60	Samech	ס
70	Ayin	ע
80	Peh	פ
90	Tzady	צ

Decimal	Hebrew	Glyph
100	Koof	ק
200	Reish	ר
300	Shin	ש
400	Taf	ת
500	Kaf(final)	ך
600	Mem(final)	ם
700	Nun(final)	ן
800	Peh(final)	ף
900	Tzady(final)	ץ

Humility presents the greatest challenge

Humility Is a Challenge- Benjamin Franklin

July 5, 2016July 5, 2016Sharon OhrensteinLeave a comment

Humility Is a Challenge- Benjamin Franklin. Franklin had a list of twelve values in his autobiography. Being humble was not in there. Then a Quaker friend told him a distrubing fact: People thought of him as proud. Franklin then added being humble to his values. It became number thirteen. It was such a challenge that Franklin said: “It is so hard that even if I could conceive that I had completely overcome it, I should probably be proud of my humility.”

Image result for picture of Benjamin Franklin's autobiography — How’s this for being humble? A one-half penny postage stamp. Ironically, Franklin would have been proud of it.

HUMILITY IS ALSO A MOST VALUED VIRTUE IN THE BIBLE

My source for the following is The Wisdom of the Hebrew Alphabet by Rabbi Michael L. Munk. The 10th letter of the Hebrew alphabet is the smallest. The “yud” is barely larger than a dot. I have it larger below just for illustration. It alludes to God as One and Indivisible. Rabbi Munk discusses how although the Lord’s attributes seem limitless: “They all flow flow from a unified purpose and existence.” Here is what the Bible states on our feature subject in Numbers 12:3: “The man Moses was exceedingly humble, more than any other man on the face of the earth.” “Yud” is a symbol of humilty. It is the smallest Hebrew letter. It is also the symbol for number ten. Could we not conclude the following: There are 10 commandments. Therefore, does not humility provide the frame by number for the commandments. Also, 10 plagues were visited by God through Moses on Egypt. The Pharoah’s heart was hardened. He was not humble. The ten plagues made the Egyptian ruler humble. Then after they were visited upon him, he set the Israelites free.

Humility is the essence of the letter "yud." It is large here for illustration. In reality its a little larger than a dot. — The most humble of the Hebrew letters.

I cannot but help to comment on the following parallel: Franklin cultivated humility. Moses was also most humble. The Tao brings all into focus:

“The sage puts himself last and becomes the first.”

[Tao Te Ching chapter 7]

Mosaic Ten Commandments Patterned on Simple Number Square

Remen, Egyptian and where this Ancient Measure Came From.

June 2, 2016June 2, 2016David OhrensteinLeave a comment

Remen, Egyptian and where this Ancient Measure Came From. There are several sources of ancient measures. All are valid. Jay Hambidge lectured about his discovery: The Ancient Canon of Measures. This was at the turn of the 20th century. He started with a square. Each side measured 1 Egyptian remen. Then he drew a diagonal from an upper corner. It bisected the base (half diagonal is not in picture below. He shows other measures in this particular diagram). This “half diagonal” is also basic to ancient measure. Incidentally, this half diagonal is 1.118 times longer than any of the one remen square’s sides. The number 1.118 is the key concept of Judaism as follows:

The most sacred prayer in Judaism is the Shema Yisroel. It declares the oneness of God. שְׁמַע, יִשְׂרָאֵל: יְהוָה אֱלֹהֵינוּ, יְהוָה אֶחָד. (Hear O Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is One). The Scripture is taken from Deuteronomy 6:4.
In many Middle eastern languages letters doubled as the numbers. There was no separate number system like English. Translating the words to numbers, they equal 1,118. It is the same as the ratio of the half diagonal to any side of the initial square. Anyone who knows Hebrew can double check my figures.
This system is popularly called “gematria”-a Greek word. John Michell discusses this topic in his numerous works.

Remen is the measure of each side of the initial square marked by AKB and the ight end of arrow "V1". — The half diagonal of the initial square, AKB and 4th point,( the right end of line V1,) is 1.118 tones longer than any side. Each side measures a remen of 1,2165 feet. The half diagonal is not in this particular illustration. The half diagonal is elaborated on in *City of Revelation* by John Michell. Above picture is the Jay Hambidge drawing of the dynamic rectangle from “The Elements of Dynamic Symmetry,” Dover Art Instruction, 1926.

The Egyptian Remen Comes From a Formula Involving the 3 x 3 Number Square in Its traditional Arrangement

Work with your calculator to double check me.

Add the numbers around the central 5 (I term these numbers p1 which stands for perimeter one). The eight numbers total 40.
Then add them two at the time overlapping the numbers. (I call this p-2. This stands for perimeter two: 49 + 92 + 27 + 76 + 61 + 18 + 83 + 34 = 440. Now take the number three at the time.
Overlap the third with the first number. I call this p-3. This stands for perimeter three. 492 + 276 + 618 + 834 = 2,220.Then (p-1) is 40 + (P-2) is 440 + ( P-3) 2,220 = 2700. Finally, Divide the 2700 total of p1 + p2 + p3 by/ p3(2220) or 40 + 440 + 2220/2220 = 1.2162…virtually one Egyptian remen.

This is most appropriate because numerous sources call this tiny 3 x 3 number square the engineer’s number square. I have been spent years searching out how ancient builders worked with it, worldwide. On the Great Pyramid of Egypt, each side of the square base = 440 cubits (perimeter two’s numerical total).

Why all this fuss? Peace is based on what we all have in common. This tiny number square provides the seed of peace in this regard. It needs to be planted and cultivated. Now is the time. The engineer’s number square can give us an harmonious vision for mankind.

What Grows From the Grain of Mustard Seed?

December 19, 2015February 16, 2016David OhrensteinLeave a comment

What Grows From the Grain of Mustard Seed? The question should be, what doesn’t grow from the grain of mustard seed?- referred to by Apostles in the New Testament.

In Matthew 17:20 we find “And Jesus said to them… If you have faith as a grain of mustard seed, you shall say to this mountain, Remove hence to yonder place; and it shall remove; and nothing shall be impossible to you.” So what is the “grain of mustard seed? The tiniest of seeds from which a gigantic plant grows. The quote perfectly describes the smallest number square that can be constructed that contains the following which is expressed in mathematical terms:

The pattern for the development of all the other number squares
Hidden number codes which were revealed by me by an American Indian female spirit from the Lennie Lenope tribe. I believe the code unifies the cosmos on a large and small scale. My book of poetry, about the spiritual entity is called the Oquaga Spirit Speaks. It will be available as soon as my tiny staff is able to complete the editing and beautiful pictures to be added to the book.

Before beginning, I must say please stay with these blogs. I love the limited number of words that a blog may contain and certainly, God willing, everyone will get their turn. I will consider Judaism first. Moses, an Egyptian prince, learned of its secrets from the ancient Egyptian priests and used it to frame the Jewish religion. Here’s how it works:

As 5 is the core number of the grid, we have the five books of the Torah.
As any two opposite numbers on the perimeter total 10, the core of the Torah is the 10 Commandments
The shortest name of God is “Yah” spelled with the Hebrew letters yud and hei. The yud represents number 10 and the Hei represents the number 5. On the number grid, 10 + 5 =15. Thus the shortest name of God, Yah, is found in 8 different ways on this grid. Very Important: Number 8 is the Hebraic equivalent by its gematria (defined as the intrinsic interplay of letters and numbers in Hebrew by the same symbol) of the verb for love, Ahav. This says in no uncertain terms, the path to God is through this eightfold path of love. Buddah called it “the eightfold noble path”
As the perimeter of numbers around number 5 totals 40; Moses acquired the 5 books of the Torah, in 40 days and 40 nights- the time that the perimeter of the law was set.
As 15, by straight line, can be found on the square is 8 ways; and 8 x 15 = 120; Moses lived to be 120 years of age.

Conclusion: Peace and unity go together. I hope we can all be on this reasonable path.