360 Time Geometry

YouTube Video Link: https://youtu.be/R7oyZGW99os
Summary of Transcript Part 1
Start Time: 00:00:08
End Time: 01:01:15

Introduction to Sacred Numbers and Symbolism
• Presenter: Randall Carlson introduces the topic of sacred numbers, universal symbolism, and the connection between geometry, time, and cosmology.
• Focus: Exploring how numbers like 1440, 360, and others encode universal patterns in daily life, space, time, and architecture.

Key Themes and Insights

1. Time as a Sacred Measure
• Daily time divisions (24 hours = 1440 minutes = 86,400 seconds) are rooted in ancient cosmological systems.
• These numbers were significant in ancient design and convey deeper meanings through their numeric patterns.


2. Geometric and Numeric Patterns
• Sacred geometry highlights recurring numbers:
• 144 (square foot area), 1728 (cubic foot volume).
• 1296 (square inches in a square yard) connects to the cycle of 12,960 years (half a Great Year).
• Degrees in polygons (e.g., triangle = 180°, square = 360°) relate to celestial mechanics and sacred architecture.


3. Platonic Solids and their Significance
• Explains the five Platonic solids (e.g., tetrahedron, cube, octahedron), their total angular measures, and their links to sacred numbers:
• Cube: 2160° (matches lunar diameter in miles).
• Dodecahedron: 6480° (matches Great Year seasonal cycle).


4. Great Year and Precession of Equinoxes
• Earth’s axial precession creates a cycle of ~25,920 years, known as the Great Year.
• Divided into four “seasons” of 6,480 years, corresponding to fixed zodiacal signs.


5. Sacred Numbers in Calendars and Astrology
• Ancient cultures used both a 360-day sacred year and a 365.25-day secular year.
• Connections between astrological cycles, such as the Piscean and Aquarian ages (2,160 years each), and recurring sacred numbers.


6. Global Sacred Numerology
• Sumerian King Lists, Mayan Calendar, and Vedic Yugas all encode similar sacred numbers:
• 432,000 years (Kali Yuga).
• 4,320,000 years (Maha Yuga).


7. Cosmic Dimensions in Sacred Geometry
• Measurements of celestial bodies align with sacred numbers:

• Sun’s radius: 432,000 miles.
• Moon’s diameter: 2,160 miles.
• Earth’s diameter: 7,920 miles.


8. Architectural Evidence
• The Great Pyramid of Giza is a model of Earth, encoding geodetic knowledge:
• Base perimeter relates to Earth’s dimensions.
• Suggests ancient knowledge of Earth’s size and shape.


Conclusion for Part 1
• Takeaways: Sacred numbers connect time, geometry, and the cosmos, influencing architecture, calendars, and spiritual systems.

• Next Focus: Delving deeper into sacred measurements and their significance in ancient structures and cosmology.