Paradise Trinity Day

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Re: "Myth of Vesica Piscis" design

"A popular myth narrates that squared circles, when visited by vesicae pisces, communicate information about themselves. The 707106.781.. diameter of the small circle might be significant."

If the 7:07 midwayer prompt several years ago that started this geometry adventure is related, this recent design might be confirmation (at least of the circle-squaring power of the scalene triangle).

Rod ...

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Re: Transcendence (new design)

"Open invitation, RSVP not required."
New insight about "squaring the circle" (inspired by a nap).

Rod ...

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"Transcendence" design added to web page: http://aitnaru.org/psymmetry.html

After consideration (again) of transcendental Pi, it was time to search (again) for geometry that would balance the squared circle equation (find geometry that would confirm that a circle is squared). After I awakened from a nap today, new insight inspired the geometry of this Transcendence design. It's name is a reflection of the potential symbolism of the insight.

While confirmation is not yet determined, the design displays the type of geometry that is required to "balance the squared circle equation". Both of the primary circles are squared, with the square of the larger circle (side length of the square) being equal to the diameter of the next smaller circle above. The lines and angles in the golden diamond appear to confirm the geometric correspondence of the two squared circles.

Rod

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Re: http://www.aitnaru.org/images/Pi_Corral.pdf (see La Fiesta de Transcendence design)
Example of the power of geometry to inspire creativity.

"La Fiesta de Transcendence" ... notes on the concept:

- There is no such celebration in the world, but could start anywhere!
- Theme: celebration of our efforts to transcend the world and its materialism.
- Keep the core geometry but choose local colors, media, etc.
- A 2 1/2 day weekend celebration (beginning Friday evening).
- Seasonal (or yearly) celebration might be popular.
- Spiritual complement to Mardi Gras and Carnival.

Rod ...

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Re: http://aitnaru.org/psymmetry.html

The celestial artisans can have an attitude about these geometry designs:
"If you're going to depict transcendence, then include the dimensional aspect!"
("Transcendence" design was updated with a 3-D appearance)

The set of green diagonal lines within the diamond further confirm the geometric correspondence of the two squared circles: these two lines represent half the square root of Pi; the two exterior pink diagonal lines represent the square root of Pi.

This design displays the type of geometry that will be required to prove the square of a circle (via correspondence with another object). Since Pi is irrational and transcendental, expectation of drawing specific line lengths and angles is futile!
Geometric correspondence is the key!

Rod

[Sandy]

I really love this one, Rod... It's one of my favorites!

Sandy

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"These are the mortals who fuse with their Adjusters during mortal life, and such Adjuster-fused personalities traverse space freely before being clothed with morontia forms. These fused souls go by direct Adjuster transit to the resurrection halls of the higher morontia spheres, where they receive their initial morontia investiture just as do all other mortals arriving from the evolutionary worlds." (49:6.19)

This concept came to mind as I contemplated the potential symbolism of this geometry adventure and of complementary events. The recent inspiration, "Fiesta de Transcendence", might be reference to this increasingly common mortal life departure ceremony, awaiting future generations.

Rod ... ...

[Sandy]

That was an interesting read in the Urantia book, Rod. (49:6.19) It has been a while since I read that portion of the book and I found it fascinating all over again. In fact, I don't remember parts of it. So I feel like I have just been "wowed" for the first time.
XX Sandy

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Re: "the two exterior pink diagonal lines represent the square root of Pi."
Not in this Transcendence!

The four exterior pink diagonal lines each equal the radius of the primary circle;
the vertical green line in the center represents the square root of Pi.

Good geometry - bad memory.
But I remember that the primary circle's diameter = 2,000,000 units.


Rod

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It's so great to read your updates, Rod. Glad to have you back!! You've been back in circulation a while longer than I've been able to check -- but I've been wondering how your trip out to the lake went!!

Peace to you! Michele

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Michele,

My first thought about your question was "What happened in Finland, stays in Finland" (my host and I have different perspectives). But the public side of this travel adventure is more intriguing and seems to be part of the geometry unfolding!

My host had been encouraging me for two years to investigate my Finnish roots (I remembered from my childhood that I was supposedly part Finnish and part English). Just yesterday, I learned that my mother's parents were both from Finland. I had been raised by a foster family since age 5 and had very little contact with my mother (no contact at all after age 17). Recently in Finland, a distant acquaintance of my host was discovered to be an expert in Finnish genealogy research; the midwayers have been quite busy coordinating contacts and securing resources for this project, apparently still unfolding!

My biologic mother died in 2002. Imagine! I learned this recently by discovering her obituary in an online newspaper article. And I never had contact with my biologic father (divorced from my mother when I was 2), yet found an online picture of his tombstone a few months ago! Well, I know where all of my parents, biologic and foster, are now: the mansion worlds.

As for Finland, a great technologically-advanced country with thousands of lakes! I suspect that I'll be returning for future visits. But I'll need much encouragement to not stay at the cabin on the lake all of the time.

More intrigue: One morning in Helsinki, my host and I accompanied her elderly neighbor on his daily stroll in the neighborhood. He spoke little English but stopped along the way to mention that "höyhen" (feather) was a very difficult word for English speakers to pronounce. Why he mentioned this was a mystery!

We continued walking; I walked behind them. Within a few minutes, I spotted a 5" (approx.) dark feather in the grass next to him near the sidewalk (I had seen no feathers until this moment). A minute later, a dark feather appeared in the grass next to my host. I showed the second feather to the neighbor and pronounced the word - he was impressed. But the curious symbolism of that moment may not be known for months.

Rod ...

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Re: new Correspondence design in PDF file

"In the elusive arena of squared circles, correspondence is colorful and precise."

This Correspondence design provides intuitive visual confirmation
(if one circle is squared, the other must be squared).
The multi-layer vesicae pices are also supportive.

The 62.402887364309.. degree radius is consistent in all of the designs:
any circle can be squared once this angle is known (and the trigonometry proves this).

Rod

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Hi Rod!!

I read your message with great interest, and my heart goes out to you for the losses you had suffered -- what a shock to learn of your own birth mother's death in a news paper clipping! But when you mentioned their new home in the mansion worlds, I can't help but agree, and figure that some of the little mysteries you are now unraveling may be orchestrated behind the scenes by your folks! Especially the bit about the feather -- how intriguing for him to randomly mention the difficulty an English-speaker would have in pronouncing that word (because after all, an English speaker would have difficulty with roughly all Finish words ) -- to have you stumble across one -- and then a second one ! -- right afterwards! By the way, how do you pronounce "höyhen" ?

I had a buddy who grew up in Minnesota, where most of his neighbors were Scandinavian of some sort or another . . .he knew he was Finnish but his family knew little about their roots. In his mid-20s he grew restless with the States and decided to move to Finland . . and he must be some kind of a genius, because today he is fluent in that tongue! Every time I think of his incredible feat I just shake my head. I've looked into the language a bit and it is extremely difficult to a non-native speaker! And it doesn't share a Germanic or Latin base as do so many European languages! If you are attempting to learn bits here and there I am sure you've noticed the same. Tough!

I always take it as a great sign when I find a feather -- a little wordless communication from the other side -- and incorporate it into the Dream Catcher above my bed. I've accumulated hundreds in this way . .. they seem to appear when I need a lift the most!

I had a feeling we'd hear that the travel adventure led you to more geometric mysteries . . .your life reads like a Frommer's for the mystically inclined to begin with!

I love reading your updates but seldom have the means by which to comment . . .just wanted to thank you as always for sharing, and including the links to your site!

With love, and glad to hear you had such a great trip,
Michele

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Michele,

A lake cabin incident that should be recorded for the future (the symbolism may relate to the "feather" mystery two weeks later):

I had been awake for a few hours and had visited the lakeside pier to enjoy my first cup of coffee for the day. I returned to the cabin to check email while my host still slept. While browsing email and enjoying the beautiful view out the window, I heard a thump against the cabin, then caught sight of a dark shadow falling to the ground.

Since this is a wooded area with few cabins, small wildlife is plentiful - the thump was probably a creature from the area. I walked out on the porch and leaned over to view the ground near the cabin - no sign of any creature. But later in the day I decided to look in the weeds next to the cabin's foundation. I found a medium-size bird, obviously stunned by the impact but still alive. It squawked when I nudged it with a stick.

Since my host and I were getting ready to leave the cabin for a few days, I made an attempt to assist the bird's survival: I gently scooped it up with a small shovel and placed it closer to the lake in an area protected by small brush, then provided a little food from my typical breakfast (raw pumpkin seeds and rye porridge). When we returned a few days later, the bird was gone and all of the food.

I prefer to think that the bird recovered but nature knows best in these wildlife areas. Later that week I watched seagulls trying to grab ducklings as they swam behind their mother. The mother was almost walking on water as she chased the seagulls! Maybe these observations convinced me to let nature rule and not contribute to the seeming cruelty: I was soon feeding the fish every day with rye flakes and not trying trying to catch them.

Not a comment about fishing or hunting - our obligation is to live according to our needs, intuition and perceived celestial guidance. But my host, an older native of Finland, had no problem beating the fish (that we caught while rowing on the lake) with her shoe to keep it from jumping out of the boat. Later, she cleaned the fish at the water's edge and tossed the unwanted parts into the lake (lucky seagulls) close to where she liked to swim.

Postscript:

I was visiting a friend after I returned from Finland and used her bathroom. I noticed a can of air freshener near the sink and my mind read "New Fish Scent" ("New Fresh Scent" was on the label). Maybe minds can experience jet lag.

Rod ... ...

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Re: http://physics.ucr.edu/~wudka/Physics7/ ... ode32.html

"The importance of pure numbers is central to the Pythagorean view of the world. A point was associated with 1, a line with 2, a surface with 3, and a solid with 4. Their sum, 10, was sacred and omnipotent."

How interesting that this geometry research should have centered on geometric increments of 10; even some of the project-related midwayer prompts have occurred in increments of 10. I suspect that this geometry project is related to important symbolism (important to our planet and its universe) that will be revealed in the decades and centuries just ahead.

From the UB:

"The number seven is basic to the central universe and the spiritual system of inherent transmissions of character, but the number ten, the decimal system, is inherent in energy, matter, and the material creation." (42:9.2)

"The life now evolving on Urantia was planned and partially worked out on this very world, for Urantia is a decimal planet, a life-experiment world. On one world in each ten a greater variance in the standard life designs is permitted than on the other (nonexperimental) worlds." (36:2.15)

Another 10/10 date is approaching! (this topic started 10/10/10)

Rod

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What an amazing adventure you had, Rod! I can empathize so much with your desire to save the bird, but your recognition that nature has a way of sorting these things out. It's the same ache I feel watching those nature shows. Depending on the slant of the filmmaker, one time I am rooting for the antelope to get away . . . another time, if I've been shown that the lion is starving, I want him to catch one of the antelope. It's awful for a human who loves animals to consider that this is just the way of the world, and it's all in rhythm and balance when we witness these things. I more turn in my thoughts to the other little birdies who love this poor guy, who are wondering where he's gotten to? I hope as you did that your little offering of food allowed him to make a full recovery! He was just knocked back a bit.

You're quite a bit more versed in the U-Book than I am, but I wonder if this idea is mentioned in those pages at all? . . . We tend to think in terms of actual remedies (like the food you left as an offering to the bird), but I suspect that our caring is its own dose of medicine. The way the bird inspired you to feel, and the hopeful and loving thoughts you sent into him, maybe that leads to a recovery even more completely than any actual physical help we provide. Some of the transmissions George has sent out lately have touched on that idea, and has said that there are ripple effects we can't imagine from our caring and concern . . .I like to think that's true!! Like when we feel concerned about our polar bears today -- that the concern in itself helps them to thrive, if it is meant to be.

Then I'm touched by your host's ability to interact with nature in that way, as well, where she is just a part of it herself. It reminds me of Smilla, from Smilla's Sense of Snow, who was raised outdoors in Greenland. Her mom was a hunter, and Smilla was used to their hunts, but one day began to feel regret toward the birds and polar bears they'd kill for sustenance. At that point she began to feel alienated from nature, while she could see that her mom's method of living off the land was in accordance with the rhythms and order of things. I felt for her because I'd be torn too in just the same way, but there was also nothing wrong with what her mother was doing -- it was necessity for them.

Cheers, and it's so exciting to read about your adventures and thoughts on your experiences, and your new physics and geometry updates! Thanks for sharing! And could you remind me the significance of 10/10? I know this thread is titled Paradise Trinity Day, so this date has some tie to that idea? I'll have to go back and re-read the 1st few pages of the thread . . .

With love, Michele
p.s. Fish Scent! Sounds like my mind minus jet lag!

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Michele,

This topic started on 10/10/10 (the geometry research started a year earlier) just after I became conscious that the number 10 promoted more research discoveries (especially, side lengths of squares and diameters of circles having increments of 10). Now, I frequently study a diameter of 2,000,000 units since the leading digits of Pi are easily seen in the measurements (see math insight: http://www.aitnaru.org/images/Pi_Corral.pdf ).

The midwayer prompts in increments of 10 began with this new awareness [e.g. x:13, 23, 43, 53 (it's 10:23 now as I type)].

Then, a few weeks later in October, 2010, I noticed that Paper 10 of the UB
was "The Paradise Trinity" ( http://www.theUB.org/part-i.html#P010_0 )

The number 10 has since remained very important!

Rod

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Rod,

After you reminded me about the significance of 10/10/10 yesterday, I did go back and re-read the first pages of the thread. And then! -- I saw 10:10 three times yesterday, on both right and wrong clocks!

I think you're on to something !!!

And 10/23 is my closest friend's birthday! Cheers!

With love, Michele

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Re: new Concentric Circularity design
"An evening prompt on the Lone Star Tee highway."

Michele,

Speaking of earlier postings on this topic, this new design has a strong essence of "closure".

The mysterious and intriguing "T" logo on a local Texas highway that I sensed to be a prompt one evening is confirmed. I was confident that it related to a squared circle but could not identify where it should occur in the geometry.

I should have known! I drove under the "T" prompt (logo) that evening - the "T" should appear toward the top of the geometry. In the design, the unique scalene triangle appears as the outline of a highway, narrowing in the distance.

Rod ... ...

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How amazing to think you could even get a little nudge or hint, while you're out driving! That is awesome!

Closure it is . . .

Peace! Michele

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Michele,

Yes, "out driving" and the 7:07 PM prompt (.707.. is half the square root of 2), that motivated my commitment to this geometry adventure 4 years ago, occurred one evening as I drove my mini van to visit a friend 30 miles away. This 7:07 prompt was so symbolic - I knew that the adventure had begun and that the midwayers were at least aware of the project.

This also happened on my van's radio speakers (as it did on my home computer's speakers several times earlier): a rhythmic static pattern (dit, dit, dit ..) that occurred the same time as prompts which were consecutive (10 or 11 minutes apart). I've forgotten which prompts but commented on this months ago.

While these events cannot be proven, I included them in this topic to give examples of the variety in midwayer prompting. I once recorded the speaker sounds on a tape recorder to prove to myself that the sounds actually occured. Recording was easy because the time increment pattern told me when they would occur.

I also heard this same static pattern on conference room speakers in a hotel in Dallas this year and at an outdoor event in Finland (competitive bundling of small birch tree branches for use in a sauna). The sounds, which seemed to be ignored by others present, occured during familiar time prompts but occured only once once each time. I suspected that I was being "informed" that the midwayers were present and could do these things (and more) anywhere they chose.

One more anecdote ...

My favorite stretch belt for casual pants had become slightly twisted and over-stretched (somebody's been snackin'). I had not been able to find such a replacement belt in stores for months. Last week, while visiting a local Walmart, I sensed an opportunity moment to view their selection of men's belts: there was just one of these belts and it was my size! Maybe a reward for finally starting to exercise and losing 10 lbs (walking so much in Finland started this trend).

Rod

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These geometry-related prompts have been so intriguing but rarely direct clues to the geometry (if they are, I haven't discovered how).

My previous posting has similar intrigue: just after I pressed the Enter key I glanced at the computer clock: x:07, but the posting time was x:06. So, the posting occurred exactly at the x:06/07 minute increment (I posted at x:06 but viewed the clock at x:07).

This attention to detail (patterns, in particular) has often been important in the geometry research. For example, I see now that '06' and '07' are both present in the beginning digits of half the square root of 2 (0.7071067811..).

What fun! 3:26 AM just appeared. '26' from half the square root of Pi (.8862269254..) is in the same digit positions as '06' from half the square root of 2. And 26 - 06 = 20 (prompt was x:26) - a good example of the midwayers' prompting expertise!

Clues or entertainment? My typical conjecture is that these prompts are simply greetings and mean "Good work - keep going!".

Rod

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I like how you said "While these events cannot be proven . . ." I think of this often, how when we are truly struck by an incredible series of synchronicities (such as what you describe in any of your posts), you aren't in the mood in that moment to call up a scientist to double-blind/placebo up a study for you to verify your results! Anecdotal experiences are generally dismissed, but that is really silly in my opinion, especially since that was the way we drew knowledge and built up a sense of phenomena for thousands of years!

I am always so encouraged reading your posts! Thank you for sharing these experiences with us !

With love, Michele

[Amigoo]

Michele,

As I awoke this morning, I thought of the 20-minute increment between x:06 and x:26.
For months, I've been seeing x:06,26, and 46 as prompts but never x:16 and 36.
Curiosity: x:16,36 have square roots but x:06,26,46 do not.

Here's the chart again with spaces around the 2-digit prompts:

x:53 = 1.7724 53 8509.. = square root of Pi
x:26 = 0.8862 26 9254.. = half square root of Pi
x:13 = 0.4431 13 4627.. = (half square root of Pi)/2

x:13 = 1.4142 13 5623.. = square root of 2
x:06 = 0.7071 06 7811.. = half square root of 2
x:53 = 0.3535 53 3905.. = (half square root of 2)/2

More curiosity:

x:13 is a rare prompt even though it's in the chart. This could mean that my pattern recognition is averse to 13 (if it's presented as a prompt, I don't respond). But x:43 seems to be my preferred substitute when 13 = (half square root of Pi)/2.

Rod

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Hi Rod!

Without your math acumen, these patterns of numbers have not meant as much to me, but when you reveal the commonalities here I am realizing that there can be some reasoning behind the prompts. I see more of the 20-minute-increment patterns for Urantia as well! It's neat to see this layer which you present here.

Thanks and enjoy your weekend! Peace! Michele