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Post by HaywardG Fri Nov 20, 2015 4:25 pm

I'd like to move this discussion forward a little now and show what happens when we combine the geometry from Image 1 (Time and Hermes) with Image 2 (the mount).  

Here is the result:

Combining Image 1 with Image 2 1and212

Combining Image 1 with Image 2 Redhex11

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Post by HaywardG Wed Dec 09, 2015 11:00 am

Here is how you know that the geometry given works perfectly within the shape of the square and the shape of the circle.  If you draw two lines from corner to opposite corner in the square, the hexagram will align on one edge with one line, and then the other line will intersect with two point on the hexagram.  Also, note how the bottom right point of the hexagram rests on the circle and the upper left point rests on the square.  In addition, the lower left intersection of the hexagram also intersects with the square at precisely that point.  

Combining Image 1 with Image 2 Hexagr12

The next image in the book will show and point these features out, to ensure that the shape is correct.

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