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become academic appendaes perfectly streamlined to fit into a technocratic pyramid, fulfil our

functions perfectly, and then -oin the countless hordes of the hori6ontally rateful and spiritually

anaestheti6ed +pecialists whose invariable epitaph remains5 7I $id 3y Little )it.8 'he esoteric,

yet universally applicable, buildin blocks of %ermetics are remedies for this pernicious scenario

also. %umanity should en-oy this renaissance in every way, not simply by pressin buttons.

Errata forA Geomantic Curiosity

'here were four, thankfully minor, mistakes in my previous paper.

19 On the table at the bottom of pae eiht I ave the distribution fre"uency of arcer in the

:iht *itness as ; when it obviously should be 2.

29 'he siil I ave for


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#ach ?ni"ue +hield is enerated from four 3others, hence each :ulin F

points. 'his diaram is partly shaded, purely for ease of reference.


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The u!in" Fi"ures

*e have our 1A


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#ach Geomantic


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'he sum of thepointenerated fiures totals 1F0 across each rowcolumn that of the lines

;A0 and that of thefaces22F. Only the numbers for thefacesenerate a uni"ue number each time,

as previously stated however 22F is also the value in %ebrew of O'6 hII3, 'he 'ree of Life,

and :C), herubim. 'hese two isopsephisms are illuminatin when we think of the herubimas bein the


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The #$uare of #aturn and the %&esternised% ' (hin"

'he loic that sprins from the :ulin


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'he Het6iratic symbolism within this three/by/three s"uare is fundamentally basedon the

outermostcorners of the :ulin


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'he set of four s"uares in the upper middle correspond to +ol as it is between the #lements

of


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'he set of s"uares on the middle riht is allocated to Honi, or the kteis as a posited

combination of the passive elements of *ater and #arth.

*e arrive at this three/by/three arranement.

*e have allied the Het6iratic symbols with the inteers of the traditional &emea of +aturn.

'he followin symbol strin arises, which is polarised linearly.

'here are other wonderful synchronisations in +ol bein the first, or hihest, of these

numbers and in Luna bein nine in this scheme and the &abalistic 'ree of Life.


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'his confiuration is different from those found in *ilhelm. %owever, we still ac"uire a

symmetry in that each of the reflected pairs of triram are composed of nine parts if we take the

liberty of e!pressin a yin as two components, and yan as one.

The Po!arised (a)stone

'his is simply a two/by/two s"uare, with each bein ascribed one of the


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