The Golden Tractate of Hermes Trismegistus applied to electromagnetism

[Farmhand]

Hi MonsieurM, Inspired by you're last couple of posts I would like to show these picture's I took of flowers around my home.

This is a ground type lilly of some kind I think.

It has 3-3-3 or 3-6-9, there is 3 sets of three petals.


Uploaded with ImageShack.us

This is a Paw Paw flower. It looks like a propeller.


Uploaded with ImageShack.us

This is a potato flower, it looks like an antenna of some kind.


Uploaded with ImageShack.us

And this is a water Lilly flower, it just looks pretty. Looks a bit Asymetrical ?


Uploaded with ImageShack.us

The first three can be looked at all kinds of ways, with some imagination.

Enjoy Cheers

[MonsieurM]

Nature the Great Engineer...6 3 9

Beautiful Pictures...and Thank you Farmhand

glad to know you are seeing what i'm seeing

[MonsieurM]

6 3 9 this is an amazing combination but if you pay attention it amazingly Fractal in its design but also how you can play with it:

or if you prefer playing with the perspective

6 3 9 = (3 3 ) 3 (3 3 3)
6 3 9 = 6 3 (6 3)

now graphically 6 and 9 are two opposing vortex that create 3, when 6 and 9 are joined i get 3 thus 3 can be broken up into 6 and 9...follow me so far

think of it this way

3 = ( 6 9 )

so we get

6 3 9 = 6 ( 6 9 ) 9

these statements are electromagnetically applicable...just use your imagination

"If you only knew the magnificence of the 3, 6 and 9, then you would have a key to the universe." Tesla

and that is what you saw Farmhand

It has 3-3-3 or 3-6-9, there is 3 sets of three petals

[IndianaBoys]

More info on the 6,3,9

David Icke's Official Forums - View Single Post - The Vortex Maths - Marko Rodin Thread

If this is new to you, you may want to start at the first post.

IndianaBoys

[MonsieurM]

As this research is taking me back to the beginning (not intentionally but fits Russel's the end and the beginning concept)

This Presentation turned my random wanderings in the frontier science into a goal...it allowed me to discover my true nature and as is for you too:

You are by nature: a Telestis "one who is aimed"

if you have the time listen to him...Best Introduction to the Golden Mean I have ever found

In the Nature of Things - A talk by - Gordon Plummer


from the presentation




I hope you can see the same figure in Les Brown Pyramid

please let me know

from the presentation: ratio of length of one year on each planet



5 Interlaced Tetrahedron form a Vortex

[MonsieurM]

on it; usually there is a Zorro Episode that comes after

ps: the diamond system looks interesting 19 min 30 (rodin graph )

[MonsieurM]

Check this out, i found a nice water simulation on Chrome Experiment:

Chrome Experiments - "WebGL Water Simulation" by Evan Wallace

[MonsieurM]

diy sound visualizer caution: open flames

Ruben's Tube - YouTube!

5. Sound Waves on Fire
Reuben’s tube is a classic way to demonstrate the concept of a standing wave. Pump some flammable gas into one side of a tube, and attach a speaker to the other side, and watch what happens to the columns of flames that issue from small holes along the top.. This is real life sound visualization.

--------------

Waves in a Large Free Sphere of Water - YouTube!

Waves in a Large Free Sphere of Water - An experiment at the International Space Station.

--------------------

Tetrahedral Spherical Standing Wave - YouTube

Each face is composed of 100x100 quads. There is a spherical standing wave centered about each tetrahedral vertex. The color varies with respect to the density of each wave. N1 and N2 are colored RGB(0,1,1) whereas P1 and P2 are colored RGB(1,1,0).

[MonsieurM]

Hi MonsieurM, Inspired by you're last couple of posts I would like to show these picture's I took of flowers around my home.

This is a ground type lilly of some kind I think.

It has 3-3-3 or 3-6-9, there is 3 sets of three petals.


Uploaded with ImageShack.us

This is a Paw Paw flower. It looks like a propeller.


Uploaded with ImageShack.us

This is a potato flower, it looks like an antenna of some kind.


Uploaded with ImageShack.us

And this is a water Lilly flower, it just looks pretty. Looks a bit Asymetrical ?


Uploaded with ImageShack.us

The first three can be looked at all kinds of ways, with some imagination.

Enjoy Cheers

Farmhand , you are more knowledgeable when it comes to Tesla ...could you do me a favor and look at the pictures of the flowers you posted and see if you can remember seeing any of Tesla's set up remotely resembling the positioning of the petals

I have a hunch that you may be surprised....

[MonsieurM]

from: http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...tml#post147112

However, Buckminster Fuller and his students such as Hans Jenny(4) were able to recreate these waveforms using colloidal suspensions or dyes in liquids. Again, certain frequencies resulted in standing waves with visible and equally spaced nodes in three dimensions. The patterns formed by these waveforms were exact matches for the Platonic Solids5 with the vertices’ positions being defined by the nodes. The problem to be solved is that there are only five possible geometries, ie Octahedron, Star Tetrahedron, Cube,Dodecahedron and Icosahedron. For the Diatonic scale we obviously need seven shapes.

The solution appears to have been resolved by combining Pythagorean wisdom with the Hindu scriptures.(6) All the Platonic solids fit exactly within a perfect sphere which is the shape of the fundamental frequency at the beginning of the octave. Its closest relation, the Icosahedron, actually appears twice, once as an inner version within the Octahedron and once as an outer version following the Dodecahedron.(1) Thus we have a complete octave of shapes to match the Diatonic scale.

The Shape Of Sound

Pythagorean wisdom with the Hindu scriptures.(6) [B]All the Platonic solids fit exactly within a perfect sphere which is the shape of the fundamental frequency

in other words all comes out of Zero

The concept of zero as a number and not merely a symbol for separation is attributed to India where by the 9th century AD practical calculations were carried out using zero, which was treated like any other number, even in case of division.[10][11] The Indian scholar Pingala (circa 5th-2nd century BC) used binary numbers in the form of short and long syllables (the latter equal in length to two short syllables), making it similar to Morse code.[12][13] He and his contemporary Indian scholars used the Sanskrit word śūnya to refer to zero or void.

when you write manually the number zero do you draw a perfect circle or an oval (egg like ) symbol...try it

Chinese Myth - Creation

In the beginning, the universe was a black egg ( 0 ) where heaven and earth were mixed together, and in this egg was contained Pangu (1 ). He felt suffocated, so he cracked the egg with a broadax, and the light, clear part of the egg floated up to form Heavenwhile the cold, heavy part stayed down and formed Earth (2 ). Pangu stood in the middle, and he and the egg's two parts grew (3 )and grew until he was nine million li in height

[MonsieurM]

turn this image on its Axis 360° and you have Peter Davey's heater

From SVPwiki : 20.02 - Keely Describing Dynasphere Construction

works as well for the Peter Davey Heater

Keely Describing Dynasphere Construction
Keely describing elements of the dynasphere:
"All hollow spheres, of certain diameters, represent, as per diameters, and their volumes of molecular mass, pure, unadulterated, sympathetic resonation? towards the enharmonic and diatonic thirds of any, and in fact all, concordant sounds. In tubes it is adversely different, requiring a definite number of them so graduated as to represent a confliction by thirds, sixths? and ninths?, as towards the harmonic scale. When the conditions are established, the acoustic result of this combination, when focalized, represents concordant harmony, as between the chord mass of the instrument to be operated and the chord mass of the tubes of resonation. Therefore the shortest way towards establishing pure concordance, between any number of resonating mediums, is by the position that Nature herself assumes in her multitudinous arrangements of the varied forms and volumes of matter - the spherical. .

http://pondscienceinstitute.on-rev.c...1_Interior.jpg

[Farmhand]

Monsieur, Have you seen the paper trick where a strip of paper can have a line
drawn on both side's in one direction without lifting the pencil and join back to
itself ? I seen it on youtube a long time ago and I can't find it now, I think it's
called the infinity trick, because the paper loop ends up looking like the infinity
symbol a bit.

A strip of paper is twisted 180 degrees length-ways and the ends joined so
you have a "loop with a twist" then if you just draw around the paper
going in the same direction without lifting the pencil from the paper the line
ends up joining back up, so effectively it becomes a "one sided piece of
paper", or both sides can be drawn on without lifting the pencil.
Then if the paper is cut on the line it forms two loops joined. Which is cool too.

To draw the line just lay one side of the loop of paper flat on a table or
something and draw lightly while kinda rolling the paper loop along.

[Removed some links here]

EDIT: Actually I just did it and it makes one big loop with a twist when the line is cut, not two loops as I said above. I'll upload the video.

Here's the trick, I couldn't find my magicians gloves.

One sided paper trick.wmv - YouTube

Ok now I remember, it gets better. When it's cut like I did in the video it
becomes one loop with I think two 360 degree twists which is strange and
makes it back into a two sided piece of paper.

But then if once again draw a line (this time it on one of the two sides) and
cut it in two, it becomes two loops with twists and inter-looped through each other
in a strange way.

.

[shawnnweed]

Monsieur, Have you seen the paper trick where a strip of paper can have a line
drawn on both side's in one direction without lifting the pencil and join back to
itself ? I seen it on youtube a long time ago and I can't find it now, I think it's
called the infinity trick, because the paper loop ends up looking like the infinity
symbol a bit.

A strip of paper is twisted 180 degrees length-ways and the ends joined so
you have a "loop with a twist" then if you just draw around the paper
going in the same direction without lifting the pencil from the paper the line
ends up joining back up, so effectively it becomes a "one sided piece of
paper", or both sides can be drawn on without lifting the pencil.
Then if the paper is cut on the line it forms two loops joined. Which is cool too.

To draw the line just lay one side of the loop of paper flat on a table or
something and draw lightly while kinda rolling the paper loop along.

[Removed some links here]

EDIT: Actually I just did it and it makes one big loop with a twist when the line is cut, not two loops as I said above. I'll upload the video.

Here's the trick, I couldn't find my magicians gloves.

One sided paper trick.wmv - YouTube

Ok now I remember, it gets better. When it's cut like I did in the video it
becomes one loop with I think two 360 degree twists which is strange and
makes it back into a two sided piece of paper.

But then if once again draw a line (this time it on one of the two sides) and
cut it in two, it becomes two loops with twists and inter-looped through each other
in a strange way.

.

I think you are referring to the mobius strip.

[MonsieurM]

Shawn , good to read you big guy....

[MonsieurM]

did you know the pyramid was an eight sided pyramid.....you learn new things everyday



Concave GP Faces