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Pythagorean Trinity of Geometric Perfection explained.mp4; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJ6pc1uUA3k&t=18s

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I wanted to talk about, as ancient pythagorean secret and it requires having a primer of understanding and of course I've talked about the premise of understanding, the metaphysics, the pythagorean monism and there's no distinction between pythagorean monism, platonic, neopythagorean, neoplatonic, excuse me yeah. Pythagorean, neopythagorean, platonic and neoplatonic,… excuse me, there we go. I'll edit that out.

Specifically the 108-36-36 degree triangle, which I'll grab my little, … uh, old little house on the prairie chalkboard here. It's a specific triangle yeah, 108-36-36.

I actually make wallets out of that. This little section is made out of alligator. Honey, I embed this on the outside of the wallet, so this is one for making that people always ask me, what that's actually sitting there.

And it's the only perfect incommensurable geometry in the entire universe, the only one, Phi to the power of negative 3, which equals 1 …, yep. And the little angles down here, interestingly enough, are 36, 36 and up here at the top 108. yeah. I don't want to keep this thing simple without confusing people.

9 is limit! By the way, so far as the metaphysics. There's a neat little book, it's a copy of a copy that goes all the way back to iamblicus and probably before iamblicus, it's called "The Theology of Arithmetic". You can actually buy it, it's actually how the pythagoreans and the platinous ideated the numbers. And there was a second 1, within the series. The second 1 in the Aoristos Dyas, same reason was the second 1 in the Fibonacci sequence yep, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, the first two digits are 1 and 1 and they're not different 1'es, they're the same 1'es so the principle and attribute of the Agathon, or the absolute.

But nine is limit and nine is…, I'm going to quote from this ancient text, nine or the ennead is unsurpassable limits. 10 is equal to the 1, when you actually arrive at 10, things are absolutely completed, so when you're talking 10 you're talking about a return to the 1, i.e. perfection to transcendence. Full circle, when you're full circle, there are also too logically, necessitatively so.

Back at the starting point. So 10 is not something greater than 9, it's, as far as the metaphysics of numbers as the pythagoreans ideated it, because they actually saw the geometry in nature. The greatest of numbers was between the second one and nine. Ten of course is completion,… um.

There's also two a secret even though, it's from Plato's Republic. You take a line, yeah right here and you divide the line unevenly … divid the line unevenly, here we go and you take each one of those sections and you divide each one of those sections unevenly again, which we've done here, interestingly enough, you arrive with sections with the proportionality of Phi 1 1 and 1 over Phi, Phi course 1 point 6 1 8 1 is 1 of course 1 over Phi is point 6 1 8 and also too those are the four sections on the same perfect pythagorean triangle it's like…, well where's the fourth section.

We actually have the top of this isosceles triangle of 1 and 1 and the base of Phi and the third 1 over Phi is the incommensurable cut, which actually gives holographic perfection and incommensurability to this, which is right here 1 over Phi. So, this also too is the Perfection of uh of uh…, What uh, constitutes the geometry of water actually over here, the geometry of water … um, absolute beauty of life, event commensurability, the areas dos tios of proportionality and also too of totality, since this specifically is the geometric trinity of the Indians.

Let's actually redraw that and make it actually simple since I have all these numbers here that specific triangle 2 in triplicate makes up the Pythagorean pentagram. But the number here at the top, the Apex, is 108 down here is 36 and 36, 3 and 6 is 9 and 108 added up as 9, these are the enneads. So what this actually is is the the the absolute limit of totality at 9 there is totality, because 10 is a return to the 1.

The ennead is the limit of, as in the iamblicus text of the Theology of arithmetic. the unsurpassable limit, in other words the max, meaning including everything, the cosmos the mythos and the cosmos latitos, of absolutely everything of course the divided line once I said is once again is a 1-1 Phi and one over Phi which actually makes a specific Trinity this is probably where the Christians actually got the Trinity Phi cubed which equals 4.23606.

Now you probably can't see that you actually take these four sections the Divided line you add them up and it actually adds up to five cubed or 4.23606 . But this is the only …, the pythagoreans knew this, this is the reason why it was the symbol of …uh, their group of those, that understood arithmetic and arithmetic is not to be confused with mathematics. Containing the total…, totality…, the totality …

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The totality of absolutely everything uh the basis of life, because without water there is no life, this is also 2. If I actually eliminate out the base, the dipole antenna of life. This is the dipole antenna of life, this specific geometry. All I have to do down here and down here is include a hydrogen molecule and right up here, at the top, include an oxygen molecule, here we have the dipole antenna of Life i.e. the manifestation of consciousness i.e. the geometry of life.

This is…, I don't know, if you know what a dipole antenna is, you actually take a piece of wire with a specific harmonic length, relative to the midsection of HF frequencies, you suspend it from the middle as high as you can get off the ground, you tie each base off, so you actually have a dipole antenna. Of course that's what the specific geometry is, also too representative of manifestation of life, in the consubstantiality of matter, which of course is life, matter and spirit.

The consubstantiality thereof, as only exists, in other words. How do you join two things and this is a passage, an ancient passage of …uh, Pythagoras, the Chaldean oracles of iamblicus and others. How do you join two things in perfection,. A third thing is required. That third thing is this perfect incommensurable geometry, which is also too the geometry of water …um.

Now the pythagorean pentagram of course has been co-opted by occultists and New Age movement yada yada, you know, the I should say the crystal rubbers and they stick it on flags and it's kind of been … uh, mesmered, you know is somehow being associated with … uh, you know, black man, you know, just the connotations are really really heavy. But it is extremely ancient, long before the new agers and the occultists and you know, these people that hijacked it from the theosophical society and what not…

This was the incommensurable geometry of perfection, because it represented life, water, beauty, incommensurability, proportionality and totality, since it was a ennead, the handout of course of both of these the apex 108, 108 degrees, 36 degrees and 36 degrees. The other way…, you can actually combine the perfect geometry to create the only incommensurable perfection in geometry is a specific isosceles triangle with the top apex of 108 degrees and a base of 36 and the other base also two of 36, isosceles of course, the two base angles are the same obviously. So so the 108 36 36 degree triangle necessitatively and there's that interesting word that the Greeks is almost as untranslatable as the word "a logos".

Necessitatively, the only way you can combine those three angles which are each and any at 108 equals 9 36 equals nine is in a triangle whose sloping apices or one and one and whose base is the golden ratio. That's what people call they talk about sacred geometry the golden ratio say. What do those things mean? You say golden ratio and say. Well I don't know, I just like the beauty in nature. That's the only way you can actually combine those two is in this specific isosceles triangle and when you make an incommensurable cut, this triangle then becomes the mirror of this you actually have holographic perfection, or we have a perfect incommensurability of 1 1, Phi is the base, but then each base becomes 1 and 1 over Phi and it just goes on and on and on and on and on and on again, like a like a mandelbrot set fractal.

And there is no geometry in the universe, that has absolute 100% totality of perfection. But this ennead is limit . You actually understand the the metaphysics the pythagoreans and of the neoplatonic neopythagorean new platonists but they're all one in the same thing by the way these are just silly words we actually describe later to these people. They all believe the exact same thing. The only way you can actually have this perfect geometrym is in that specific isosceles triangle. And each angle represents the ennead, the absolute limit. So in other words, this isosceles triangle, since each angle is 36 36 and 108 encompasses the ennead. And the ennead is the absolute limit, from the metaphysics or arithmetic of the pythagoreans and the neoplatonists. Not 10, because 10 is arival back at 1. So 10 and 1 are the same thing and you actually can read that in the Theology of arithmetic, You could find probably a download of it somewhere. But it's a simple little book translated by Waterfield and goes all the way back to iamblicus and probably before him, as to the secrets that the pythagoreans understood.

And by the way, the only secret the pythagoreans had, for which one person was offed, or done away, with was revealing the secrets of incommensurability, is far less a secret than the acuity of mind and having a metaphysical primer in one's head to understand what is being said. Somebody that has never studied …uh, pythagoreanism incommensurability …um, what is crudely called the Golden Ratio so on and so forth, they, they just, they just think, talk like this is, esoteric out there in the clouds, almost alien. They can't make heads or tails of it, but …uh, now considering and nobody ever takes count of this, the people that poo poo this, you know, …ah, it's just ridiculous, it's like you do realise, everything that is beautiful and harmonic in nature follows this specific geometry. It's also to the geometry of water, necessary for life of incommensurability. The only perfect proportionality.

Everything which you call the Golden Ratio, or sacred geometry, the only place where absolute perfection of same exists, is in that specific isosceles triangle, which in triplicate … yeah, which in triplicate makes up, you know, something everybody's seen, but has been completely, you know, ruined., shall we say, by the new agers and it…

That is this, This is where the real trinity comes from, because you just have three of these specific isosceles triangles overlapping one another. And it's right there, that's that exact same triangle and triplicate. This, is where the original trinity comes from …yeah.

The divided line section, by the way, is in Plato's Republic 509 D to 511. So again, you take a line, you divide it unevenly. each one of those sections, you divided unevenly and you end up with Phi 1 1 and 1 over Phi. In each one of those sections is also 2 encapsulated within, that exact same triangle, 1, 1 base of Phi and incommensurable cut of 1 over Phi.

Also too importantly without coincidence, 1 over Phi to the power of negative 3, which is the basis of these cuts, equals Phi cubed, 1 over Phi to the power of negative 3, i. e. the 1 is against the self, or the attribute as against the 1, but not against the 1, but the extrinsic attribute against the 1, because, this 1 over here is the Agathon, the top 1 of 1 over Phi to the power of negative 3. And Phi to the power of negative 3 is the aoristos dias – principle over attribute,. The division of same, which is undividable and indivisible, excuse me said undividable, indivisible, too much caffeine today,.

Indivisible is the expression of the 1, as against itself, given its extrinsic attribute, which is the pythagorean trinity, which is Phi cubed and Phi cube makes up Phi 1 1 1 over Phi and also too this geometry, which is the basis of life, water, beauty, proportionality, sacred geometry, golden ratio, everything that's beautiful and perfect in nature, life, consciousness.

Doesn't that really encapsulate everything, that we hold dear and that which we are life, water, beauty…. What is sacred divine and perfect and which exists in perfect proportionality and harmony in nature, both seen and unseen. That kind of encompasses everything, as also too the same reason, why the apices of the specific triangle, once again, are 108, 36 and 36, 3 and 6 are nine and 1, 0 and 8 are 9 and that is the ennead, which is the limit between 1 and 10 …um. As the ancient pythagorean said, 9 is the ins…, the unsurpassable limit. The greatest of numbers between 1 and 10, because 10 is not a number, it's just coming full circle again. Completion, 10 of course is completion or also two equal to 1 or the agathon. Or you could technically say 1 and the aristos dias, the second number in the fibonacci-sequence so.

If you can actually understand this and wrap your brain around it, you can understand almost of everything within pythagorean monistic metaphysics. I hope you can I tried to keep this really simple honestly. I'm sure someone will say oh my God, this is way over my head, you made my …, you know, you, you bent my brain. Well that wasn't my intent at all …, but, uh.

This is the secret of 108 36 36 and that specific geometry, which is the only perfect geometry in the universe. That's not my opinion, well that's your opinion, no it's not my opinion, it's a fact, that is, the only geometry, which encompasses …, encompasses life, perfection, beauty, harmony, proportionality, water, life, consciousness …. I's the only one. And without question and without coincidence, it's apices are 1 and 1, it's basis Phi and the incommensurable cut is 1 over Phi and it goes on and on and on…, again, except dividing it, exactly like a mandelbrot set, or you know a fractal, fractal mandelbrot, except with perfection of beauty.

So I hope I kept this simple, my hands are covered in shock dust, and on that I will end this video. You have any questions, my contact information is in the description below. If you can wrap your brain around this, then you can begin to understand Pythagoras. ah., Pythagoras can't talk, shouldn't have had a banana before this. Pythagoras Chaldon oracles, Plato, Platinus and Dominus, Iamblicious, Proclus,… You really can and without this you can't understand any of them, kids partially, but not really.

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