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The Vesica Proof & Mary Magdalene’s Feast Day
I have studied geometry since my teens, and sacred geometry for almost as long. Some of what you see on the web, by other authors is not accurate, and some inspiring and enlightening.
I wish to address a number of subjects. Being a purist, my aim is not to criticize, I want to improve the narrative so we may have a better understanding.
Mary Magdalene’s feast day is July 22. I had my first aha about this many years ago, while working in Europe, and was told by my student there, they learned the fraction that represents phi was 22/7. This fraction represents an irrational number Pi. (3.14…). I have often compared the ideas of rational numbers and fractions with maleness and irrational with femaleness. And yes, Pi IS a relationship that is never resolved.
You can do the math yourself, and see, 3 x 7 = 21. So if you divided 22 by 3 you would have “1” left over. If you carry the division out further… 3.14285714. Use your phone calculator to check!
Mathematicians call the expression Pi, irrational, because the true expression of this relationship means that it never resolves. This Greek name, describes the relationship between a circle and its radius or area. We use pi to determine these measurements by using the radius (the length of string, drawn around a center stake) in relationship to pi. Both the radius and pi are used to produce this data. No matter what size the circle is, if you know the radius, you can know the circle’s circumference or area.
But why is this important to Mary Magdalene’s feast day?
It’s important because someone among the Church fathers KNEW the meaning of 22/7, the typical way Europeans write dates!
The Vesica came to represent the sacred feminine.
How did it get related to Mary Magdalene?
Mary Magdalene’s name in the ancient code of Gematria produces the number 153. Gematria, unlike numerology, was based upon mathematical principles that were known. “The 153” was the common shorthand for 256/153. Mathematicians use the common √3 to represent this fraction that is multiplied by the radius to produce the height of the Vesica. The system of Gematria allowed for a colel, (+1 or -1) to be added or subtracted to a name to create deeper meaning to insure it is understood for posterity. The name of Mary ads up to 152. Yet when you add the allowed colel to be added; all “Marys” become the Divine feminine! I believe that’s the reason nuns took this as a first name, to imply they were “married to Christ.” Only one name in the new testament ads up to 153, Mary Magdalene. Although some scholars will tell you that she was from Magdala, there is no proof that she was from there, nor is there any proof that she was not born there. I maintain, that she was given the name Mary Magdalene as an honorific, a title! Where does that lead us? If you look at the Gematria of her name, representing the Vesica, and then you add to it the “secret” of her feast day, the code related to the height of the Vesica, it leads me to the conclusion that she indeed is at the center of the Vesica, and thus the true mother of the world. As we look into the deeper meanings of the sacred geometry, we can know that even the church fathers, knew, and somehow left these secrets to be discovered by a later generation. That generation is now! Celebrate Mary Magdalene’s Feast day this month, July 22. May the blessings of Mary Magdalene bless us all.AroMandalas – Orion Series Blends™
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