11:11 Angels Message Board

Wow . . .these last few updates are stunning! And I see the Chief poked up with the second-to-last-one, with his :22! I flipped to your site and was a bit stunned (per usual) by the geometry I found there . . let alone your T update. This is beautiful stuff indeed . . there's something kind of awe-inspiriting about the way the arcs run off the page. (8:58 from Dr. Mendoza) It reminds me of the overlap of complementary truths . . where ordinarily we teach competing truths. It seems to me, more and more, that truths are complementary, rather than contradictory or competing . . that all truths mirror one central truth. In seeking to circle the square and thus square the circle, a mirror will simply be held up. In it we will see reflected the Great All That Is, no?

My mind's been turning to the gap left between Newton's theories, Einstein's additions, and quantum mechanics' elucidations . . the communities of physicists who seek to bridge that gap, and complete the missing links that make these ideas complementary (but they already are!!! ). I wonder if your squaring of the circle will in some way contribute to their mission!

Also, the more I ponder your mission, the more I consider the white-space that surrounds our geometric shapes . . our squares, triangles, and pyramids. It does keep seeming to me that what brings cohesion and uninty to these shapes, is the circle. You place the circle around the pyramid and you find the white space tells a story, that indeed it has left a gap. Ordinarily it simply appears to be one unit: the pyramid, by itself, what more is there to be said? But by placing the circle around the pyramid, it almost seems to imply that there is more to the pyramid (or the triangle, or the square) than meets the eye . . . which makes me think again that a circle is not merely a circle. It is more . . .

So keep at it! So that we can indeed teach the teachers that one must:

"Challenge all that is claimed to be impossible. Think "outside the box". Don't follow the herd. Be your advancing self - not the duplicate of another human."

To hear you say you haven't the knowledge to teach?! As if today's geometry teachers are on your level? No offense to them of course; this level of advanced reasoning is not common. Thanks for sharing as always!!! Michele

Michele,

I've referred to Bible quote "John 1:39" several times, but this new UB study resource
makes it easier to discover that the apostle Philip was the probable source of the quote:
http://www.theub.org/foreword.html#AZ_Index
"come and see" ( 137:2.6, 139:5.8 )

"Even parents may learn from Philip the better way of saying to their children not “Go do this and go do that,”
but rather, “Come with us while we show and share with you the better way.”" ( 139:5.8 )

Rod

Re: Pivotal Pairs diagram in Parallel Dimension's PDF file:
More fascinating geometry of squared circles ...

If you ever dare to square the circle, you'll need to "get a pair".
(in each set of color-coded lines, one has twice the length of the other,
including the two diameters: 2 mil. and 1 mil.units).

I sent this as email first, then noticed the time: 2:22 AM

Rod ... ...

Awesome!!

Re: Pivotal Pairs diagram in the Parallel Dimensions PDF file.

The "fascinating geometry" of squared circles includes a trapezium (light blue geometric object).
( U.S.) "A trapezium is defined by the properties it does not have: it has no parallel sides."

"Get a pair" in this case, refers to two right angles ... and two winks from Pythagoras

Rod

Re: Trapezium with Scalene Notes design in the Parallel Dimensions PDF file.

If a trapezium were a string instrument of the class "squared circles", it would have scalene notes.
Whether strummed, plucked, struck or slapped, an impressive instrument both aesthetically and tonally.

The scalene triangle which squares the circle seems an amorphous concept until viewed in this geometry.

Rod

Re: http://aitnaru.org/psymmetry.html (click on the design to follow its link)
The communication power of the internet: geometry art linked with UB text.

Midwayers are internet savvy (the above link is a sample of the technology intrigue of this geometry adventure):

Several years ago, it seemed important to use a precise naming convention (in the HTML programming code) in order to uniquely identify every paragraph of the UB text for display on the web pages of an online site (theUB.org site did not exist then and was not yet planned). Today, the extended value of that tedious programming became obvious: it is now possible to use this site as a UB database and simply point to the paragraphs of the text (as the sample shows).

As I stood at my kitchen sink this afternoon, washing dishes and contemplating this good technology planning, I looked up and glanced at the clock: 2:22 PM. A bit later, I headed back to the computer to check on email, glancing at the clock: 3:06 PM (x:06 is a frequent visitor). Enough prompting encouragement - it was time to post a comment. I signed onto this message board and glanced at the clock before starting to write: 3:11 PM squared!

[3:33 PM squeezed in when I edited the comments to add a smilie]

Rod ... ...

This is so exciting, Rod! I see you also posted (3rd to last post) at :33 as well! I love to hear about how you ponder aspects of your challenge, only to receive these prompts straight away. It's such an adventure . . . and to be allowed to witness it!

It's interesting that "A trapezium is defined by the properties it does not have: it has no parallel sides." Whenever I see a definition that excludes variables, rather than discussing existing properties, I suspect 'something is up.' It seems to evince a lack of comprehension of the figure at hand . . . the trapezium exists in its own right, and whether or not it is easy to define, it is more than simply 'what it is not,' no? This reminds me, so subtly, of your quest to square the circle. Something elusive lies just beyond . . .

We were discussing 'knowing' in a thread DJKENZ started, about a series of epiphany experiences he's gone through, where he's begun to lose his 'pre-birth' amnesia and wake up to 'who he really is' (and who we all are). It's a fascinating thread (http://board.1111angels.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=21579). On the topic of 'knowing' and the way this can sort of be handed to us (through Midwayer intervention or otherwise), or, conversely, our 'knowing' might instead be attached to the deep (or higher?) internal knowledge that connects us to Source . . . it reminded me so much of your quest. It always seems to me as though your 'knowing,' your certainty that one can indeed square the circle . . .is the very thing that connects you to your quest. As I've mentioned before, it's as though 'some part of you' already knows the answer - and that's the part you can't as yet access. The part of you leading the charge is connected to that certainty, however, and it's your human challenge to find 'what you already know'! What's most remarkable about this is that you've gone on despite the way the mathematical community is saying "It's impossible!" I can't tell you how much I admire that! (I talked you up in this thread! )

Peace to you -- you are a true inspiration, Rod. With love and sending healing energies . . .Michele

Michele,

For the past week, I sensed the impending arrival of another plateau (geometry discovery). Just before these plateaus arrive, I start protesting silently: "This has to be the final discovery! My head hurts (sometimes literally) - there's overwhelming visual input".
Yet, I only hear the faint response: "No pain - no gain".

However, this plateau appears to be the convincing (finally) geometry: I will only be able to discover more fascinating geometry of squared circles. But the "geometry" that I truly seek can only be discovered within ... in stillness.

And so this final design (added to the Parallel Dimensions PDF file) was named to reflect a departure from this daily geometry exploration and to reflect the many pairs of geometric objects (paired lines and paired circles, one of the pair twice the size of the other). It's time to go deeper within ... apairently.

Rod ... ...

Apairently, it was important that I share this design with local friends and family:
I noticed afterward that my email was sent at 12:22 PM.

Rod

That's remarkable Rod (apairently ) . . .and yesterday driving down a country road the thought popped in my head (from out of nowhere) that you will meet your answers within, in meditation. Strange day eh! The prompts attached to the thought (seen on license plates) were 555, 222, and 777. Some 8s as well, and a few 333s.

Re: http://aitnaru.org/thekingdom.html
A new version of this squared circle geometry, with a royal interpretation: "The kingdom is within."

I expected that the previous version of this design would be the final one. "Apairently", another message needed to be included. Mornings, just after awakening, have been the best times for me to allow "spirit" to direct the geometry exploration, conversion to design and then interpretation.

This morning's Crown Squared design (as named in the Parallel Dimensions file) is one more adventure along this path of discovery. Sometimes, symbolic "treats" appear unexpectedly in the final design: the small golden circle near the center of the design was just design balance (with subtle geometric linkage to the small circles at the top).
However, after completion of the design, I noticed that the circle in the center is also enticing symbolism for the crown chakra!

Rod ... ...

Yeah, I see what you mean about the crown chakra. When I turned to your site and saw this new design, that was what I was thinking of: this symmetry surrounding one, as they meditated. It seemed almost like the movement of the energy that enters within, and then the energy that reaches out . . . kind of like the twin symbolism of the Tree of Life! And right now I'm getting :52, and I saw your post was made at :22. You've had lots of help from the Chief lately!

Gorgeous . . .

Love to you, Michele

Michele,

20 years ago (before I knew about "the Chief" and midwayer prompting), a relative of my now-deceased wife gave us a needlepoint of the Indian Chief (perhaps a pattern from Sunset Stichery). Then, the needlepoint was just colorful wall decoration and very good needlepoint work by a man (a large-building HVAC technician by trade).
The needlepoint has remained on a wall next to my computer ... and close to my print of the 533 building with Dr. Sadler, et al.

Rod

Dear Rod,

Wow . . . that's a synchronicity long-in-coming, no? What an interesting thing . . .and to have it next to the 533, too! It often seems like the Chief and Midwayer Mathew team up; I often see 22 and 33 together.

I'm so sorry to hear about your wife. I had no idea. I have a feeling she helps you with your research, though . . . were you prompted before she died? I remember Sandy mentioning once that our deceased loved one can ask the Midwayers to begin prompting us. It seems to have happened that way to me, because while I saw 11:11 as a child, it was my Italian grandma who introduced that to me. Once she'd died, it picked back up in a new way -- and began to include the other prompts (12:34, 2:22, 3:33, 4:44, 5:55 and my own birthdate---even her birthdate). Gradually as we've talked about it took on the :52, :53, :39 and all these new geometrically-related prompts. But it seems that our deceased loved ones try to help us to hang in there, and know they're with us still, by having the Midwayers surround us with these beautiful synchronicities. . it helps to remind us we're not alone. I'm sure you have an even larger cheering squad on the other side than we realize . . .

Thanks for sharing . . .

with love, Michele
p.s. . . did you notice, you've just made your 444th post? The timing is surreal. Talk about a sign!!! A big hug and kiss to you then, from the great beyond.

Michele,

No, I missed the 444th post notice (but saw 3:44 on the clock as I started to type).

My awareness of prompting occurred after my wife passed away 7 years ago from a lifetime of diabetes complications. Did she request that I be prompted? Maybe so - I often see an x:09 prompt and still have only one explanation for it: my wife's birth day was the 9th of January.

Speaking of 444, I use a timer as a substitute alarm clock and recently awakened after bedtime: it showed 4:44 minutes left!

Rod

More fun ...

I typed my previous comment, then started rushing to get ready for a 4:30 social gathering.
As I brushed my teeth, I glanced at the clock to see how much time I had left: 4:09 PM.

Rod

Dear Rod,

It's funny what you share in your posts . . .lately I've been noticing this more and more, that if we tell someone else what we think a prompt means to us -- if we discuss a recent prompt -- it comes back, more and more often. It seems to be their way of expanding the dialogue. It's so lovely to hear about your :44 and 4:44 prompts, right after we mentioned the 444th post . . .and then the :09 after you remarked about your wife! I believe very strongly they do try to help those of us who don't directly 'hear' their voice (assuming you're like me and you do not) . . . It's happened to me so often, that I'll be thinking about Nonnie (my grandma) and then turn around and see 7:13 (her birthday) on my wacky clock! What fun . . and so amazing to think she's got access to my thoughts! It helps me to feel close to her. Even with all the years since she's passed, I never felt 'she was gone,' and this is partly why. It goes a long way . . . and I'm glad you also get to feel that sense of closeness with your wife. And by the way, your second-to-last post was made at :53! There we go again . . .

What's this about a social outing?! Some hermit!!!

Wishing you a prompt-filled day and many new discoveries . . . Peace, love, Michele

I just received a 444 and came here to see you guys mentioning it.
I'm sort of quiet but still following the progress as best my simple mind can, Rod. Some of your geometric designs really set my spirit senses to tingling. They are very beautiful. Thank you.
Love,
Sandy

Sandy,

This latest design, Crown Squared (click on the design to view the PDF file: http://aitnaru.org/providence.html ), has evolved several times and is quite intriguing!
Maybe a cosmic totem pole!

I was working on this while listening to a Youtube video on remote viewing (2011 MUFON Symposium with Joseph McMoneagle). The king's crown symbolism in the design suggested association with this UB text: http://www.theub.org/part-iv.html#P140_1_2 and aligns with the pronouncement of the Son of Man 2000 years ago:
"The kingdom is within".


Rod

Hi Rod!

Another :33 post! I just watched a documentary special about the giant squid, which we've just captured on film for the first time. When I clicked on your latest design, Crown Squared, I was surprised by its similarities to the giant squid! This is a huge scientific breakthrough to finally have photographic evidence of its living existence; and you too are after a scientific discovery! A wild synchronicity.

Beautiful as always, and I thank you for sharing it. I second Sandy's idea that your work sets her spirit senses to tingling!

With love to you, Michele

Michele & Sandy,

After completion of a design, I use my image editor to reverse the colors (background is white) and roll through the hues.
"Levels" became very obvious in this completed design's geometry!

This morning, when considering your "tingling" comments, the symbolism of this "kingdom is within" design became more apparent ... and the symbolism seems to relate to "practicing stillness". While we might understand that our minds our going deeper into the various brainwave levels, we are really going further "within" ... and traversing the mysterious levels of separation between our mind and the divine presence within.

With the small golden circle near the bottom of the design (symbolic of a mortal's crown chakra) and the small golden circle at the top (symbolic of the divine presence within our mind), the sublime complexity becomes apparent: we must make dedicated and quality effort to traverse these cosmic levels of separation.

Only when this cosmic crown is squared (difficult but not impossible) do we achieve the highest levels of contact.

Rod ... ...

Re: http://aitnaru.org/thekingdom.html (now displays updated Crown Squared design)

The following comments were posted on another chat board today and are presented here only as an example of how my "adventures" tend to overlap, sometimes one reinforcing the lessons of the other. In this case, "the kindom is within" is complemented by this message of "enlightenment within" (re: my edited commentary, below, about the movie, Kumaré):

~~~

After reading these reviews and discovering that the movie, Kumaré, has redeeming value, I plan to view this movie soon ( http://kumaremovie.com/ ). While the movie's trailer suggests a humorous yet critical documentary to "prove the absurdity of blind faith", the movie's greater value may be its potential to communicate spiritual truth:

A review from http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/kumare/

"A provocative social experiment-turned-documentary, Kumare follows American filmmaker Vikram Gandhi as he transforms himself into a wise Indian guru, hoping to prove the absurdity of blind faith. Instead, he finds himself forging profound connections with people from all walks of life -- and wondering if and when to reveal his true self. Will his followers accept his final teaching? Can this illusion reveal a greater spiritual truth?"


The review from http://www.examiner.com/review/kumar-sh ... -true-hope

"Gandhi does not set out to humiliate or fool his disciples. On the contrary, he hopes to prove to them the power and enlightenment they seek can be found within each of them."

"This film documents one man’s exploration of the value of religious figureheads and the capacity for individuals to achieve enlightenment independently."


I believe that this film encourages us to look deeper within and confirm that our religious communities are indeed promoting the same important message (enlightenment from within) and not just proselytizing the text of their favorite book and dogma of their community. And while we're out evangelizing, "brotherhood of man and fatherhood of a universal creator" would also be a well-received message!

~~~

Rod ...

A quick review of the movie, Kumaré (rented from Amazon.com) ...

I'll start with a few comments about a most unusual symbolic event which complements this documentary so well: I used an older pair of earphones to listen to this movie as it played on my computer. I had removed these several times during the movie for brief "intermissions" without noticing anything unusual, but when I removed them for the final time, little pieces of thin black plastic sprinkled onto my computer desk. The plastic covering on the foam earpads had disintegrated!

I believe that the covering had already deteriorated and just needed to be handled to start falling off. But for this to happen at the end of Kumaré was superb symbolism, especially considering the bittersweet ending when Kumaré disclosed his inner-most secret.

This movie is as much an emotional experience as visual entertainment - the viewer begins to identify with many of Kumaré's followers and their sincere desire to be taught by a guru. You'll have to see the movie to really understand why the deteriorated earphones captured the subtle poignancy of the movie's conclusion.

A clue about the "poignancy": not all of Kumaré's 14 followers were delighted with the disclosure of his secret. And some of the others appreciated the lesson but were not fond of Kumaré's method of instruction.

This movie has 5-minute interview with Gabriel (of Arizona) but this segment seems more like a cameo than revealing documentary. However, UB readers will quickly realize that this community leader is not the same Gabriel who is revealed in the Urantia Papers: http://www.theub.org/foreword.html#Gabriel

Ultimately, the movie's greater spiritual truth prevails: enlightenment comes from within.

Rod

. . . .and you've posted at :33 again!

What an incredibly synchronicity to be drawn to this film, right as you entangle aspects of the "the kingdom is within." I was overtaken by that sense of the chills reading over your musings on the subject . . .and the updated design again reminds me of what the experience feels like, in those moments. I never would have guessed that someone could depict, visually, such a wordless feeling. If you try to explain the sensation you simply come up short . . yet somehow or other you captured something of the essence both visually and with words -- quite an achievement! And now you have me curious about this film. It reminds me a lot, from your description, of the Tibetan film Milarepa, for he discovered a similar inner truth . . .it's 11:22.

Here's another synchronicity to once again match the experience you are having. I've just begun "The Girl Who Played with Fire," and the main character is finally attempting to celebrate the strange attributes with which she was born; complex pattern-recognition and a photographic memory. In the book's prequel, "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo," she feels herself a freak, and keeps her abilities a strict secret. Through a series of events she's somehow settled upon a way to explore her curiosity and find where it might lead her. Where someone else might struggle to learn a mathematical formula or the inner workings of computers or things of this nature, it comes naturally to her and she's got it all memorized from her first glance.

So she delves into mathematics. I'm reading about her delight to discover Pythagoras' equation, which "was an epiphany." She's digested and memorized "Dimensions in Mathematics." Diophantus, Archimedes, Newton, Gardner, Fermat. She's on the brink of unlocking the secret of Pierre de Fermat's Last Theorem, which was only unlocked after 25 years of diligent work by Wiles. In seven weeks she unlocks the mystery, refusing to read the section of the book that describes that Wiles discovered. Fermat had seen that Pythagoras' equation, x2 + y2 = z2, could be used to convert the square to a cube, x3 + y3 = z3. In the margin he wrote (translated into English): I have a truly marvelous demonstration of this proposition which this margin is too narrow to contain. Maddening.

It's a wild synchronicity and reminds me of you so much. Mathematicians said "It was impossible." He was simply showing off. It was a bluff. How convenient that the margin was too narrow! The equation he proposed could not possibly contain whole numbers; many had tried and failed to apply them. "Descartes referred to Fermat by many derogatory epithets, and his English colleague John Wallis called him 'that damned Frenchman.'" They were angry with him for being smarter than them! They envied his prowess, and his relentless vision. He was a mathematical seer.

Similarly, Wiles, who came up with the proof everyone was waiting for, raised a good deal of ire: "Why should you land upon this proof when we failed to do so?"

I couldn't believe I was reading all of this, and it just reminded me so, so much about your quest. This whole story is probably old news to you. . .but it was new news to me! It reminds me of what you often say, that mathematicians can say that your quest is nonsense . . but you know the truth, just like Fermat and Wiles. Wiles had faith.

You have something else in common with Fermat . . .he 'wasn't a mathematician.' But he's now considered the most brilliant self-taught mathematician of all time! Perhaps you and he share something in common. I've often compared you to Newton . . .

Thanks for this beautiful work! With love, Michele