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| May 23, 2012 02:48AM |
Kanga wrote:
> The measure of 154c is not in and of itself significant. Rather, it is the distance
> between the two exit points, 198c, which is significant.
Considering there are so many who don’t think the AE would ever use math to design a pyramid I probably shouldn’t go there here!
True some may not consider 154 as anything relevant but considering 7*22 = 154 and as 22/7 = 3 + 1/7 there could be something implied. Also 14*11 = 154 and as the GP is designed using 28 rise with 22 run = seked 5 ½ then there could be added meaning for the shafts to exit at 154 cubits above the ground level.
Regards
RLH
> The measure of 154c is not in and of itself significant. Rather, it is the distance
> between the two exit points, 198c, which is significant.
Considering there are so many who don’t think the AE would ever use math to design a pyramid I probably shouldn’t go there here!
True some may not consider 154 as anything relevant but considering 7*22 = 154 and as 22/7 = 3 + 1/7 there could be something implied. Also 14*11 = 154 and as the GP is designed using 28 rise with 22 run = seked 5 ½ then there could be added meaning for the shafts to exit at 154 cubits above the ground level.
Regards
RLH
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