Updated: 10/1/2012 A reader pointed out this cannot be Notre Dame in Paris as its in the middle of the city not next a mountain or hill. Its probably Spain but I don't know where. -AK
Individual images taken of Venus in one year to create a full curve. The summer solstice being at the top, winter solstice at the bottom, and equinox where they lines cross. Infinity and beyond and Notre Dame.
Saturday, September 29, 2012
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I saw this recently, too. The caption I saw of it referenced the movement of Venus over a year's time.
ReplyDeleteThere is a Sun-Dial in my local park, but it is not a circular sun-dial, but rather the numbers of the clock are arranged in an arc from the place where a person stands inside the sun-dial. For you see, the person standing inside the sun-dial is the object that casts the shadow onto the numbers in the arc, and it is this shadow that tells the time.
ReplyDeleteHowever, the place where the person stands inside the sun-dial is not a stationary or fixed position, but rather is exactly the same shaped "infinity symbol" that you see in this picture. With the "upper" half of the infinity symbol shorter and skinnier than the "bottom" half, which is longer & wider. With each point in the infinity symbol representing the month of year, where the person stands, in order to cast the shadow onto the arc of numbers, in order to get the time of day.
Perhaps the infinity symbol in this picture is trying to tell us the months of year of significance to the message? I do notice that certain dots are more brightly coloured than others, within the infinity symbol. And this would suggest that those months have significance to the message.
Here is a link to a picture of the sundial that I'm referring to:
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-fjz-IAyu2WY/Tdelfjo8wCI/AAAAAAAARPM/50eEu7FH194/s1600/2011+05May+18+032.jpg
Synchronicity! Last night I watched information on Terence McKenna and his Timewave Zero theory based on the 64 Hexgram IChing in a repetitious cycle 64 times - ending at 2012. Anyway I lay in bed this morning breaking down the info and what came to me was if I halve 64 = 32 halve 32 = 16, halve 16 = 8. The number 8 is a Lemniscus and used to represent infinity "number 8 has always held occult significance. It relates to the sign of Scorpio, it is the number of pathways in the Buddhist faith, it is the atomic number of oxygen and in physics is known as a magic number ......"
ReplyDeleteAnd I find this image this morning - the looped figure of 8 cycle of Venus, the Sun also makes this cyclical path.