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I have been thinking about a question @Pestifer Mundi had about extracting numbers (for a lottery etc) from a square.
When you look up a picture of one of the constellations, you will likely find a photo in which the stars are connected with lines that reveal the “image” from which the constellation gets its name.
These are the same as sigils, in which points (locations) are connected with lines to form a figure.
With sigils these locations are letters or numbers and in the constellations they are stars. It might be possible to treat one as the other.
The 7 planets have squares from which sigils can be taken, and each Zodiac sign has three decans that are ruled by one of these 7 planets.
The decans of the first sign of the Zodiac – Aries – are ruled by Mars, Sol and Jupiter. And the sign has a pretty simple shape. If you take this “sigil” and place it anywhere on the square, you will find 5 numbers or a five letter word that you can use as a word of power.
But it could just as well be applied to any other planetary square.
For example:
the “sigil” of the constellation Aries placed on the square of the Sun could be used to determine numbers for a Sunday in March. In this particular example the numbers are 7, 34, 13,12 and 2. In Hebrew letters that would be Z,DL,GI,BI and B.
When you look up a picture of one of the constellations, you will likely find a photo in which the stars are connected with lines that reveal the “image” from which the constellation gets its name.
These are the same as sigils, in which points (locations) are connected with lines to form a figure.
With sigils these locations are letters or numbers and in the constellations they are stars. It might be possible to treat one as the other.
The 7 planets have squares from which sigils can be taken, and each Zodiac sign has three decans that are ruled by one of these 7 planets.
The decans of the first sign of the Zodiac – Aries – are ruled by Mars, Sol and Jupiter. And the sign has a pretty simple shape. If you take this “sigil” and place it anywhere on the square, you will find 5 numbers or a five letter word that you can use as a word of power.
But it could just as well be applied to any other planetary square.
For example:
the “sigil” of the constellation Aries placed on the square of the Sun could be used to determine numbers for a Sunday in March. In this particular example the numbers are 7, 34, 13,12 and 2. In Hebrew letters that would be Z,DL,GI,BI and B.