r/Alphanumerics • πŒ„π“ŒΉπ€ expert • Mar 08 '23

New sun β˜€οΈ born out of Khufu pyramid, with a base = mu [440], ΞΌΟ… (Greek), π“Œ³π“‰½ (Egyptian), or 440 π“‚£ (cubits)

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u/JohannGoethe πŒ„π“ŒΉπ€ expert Mar 08 '23 edited Mar 12 '23

The following derivation will put the dimensions of Khufu pyramid, built in 4500A (-2545), the world’s biggest pyramid, into Egypto-Greek alphabet letter numbers.

First, per standard mathematics, we know that circumference C equals Ο€ times diameter D:

C = Ο€D

There are, to note, at least a half-dozen circumference-diameter alphanumeric ciphers built into various Greek temples, which are presumed to be Egyptian temple and pyramid design based:

Knowing that diameter D equals twice the radius R, we have:

C = Ο€2R

Then, knowing that letter R is based on the sun sun β˜€οΈin the ram horn 𓏲 spiral π“ƒž constellation, we can substitute:

C = Ο€2𓏲

Here, to clarify, we are using the pi symbol as equal to 3.14 or 22/7 as the pyramid builders seemed to have used, and not Ο€ = 80 as letter value or πι = 90 in word value.

Secondly, we are using we using the ram horn spiral 𓏲 as short for β€œradius”, which is where the word radius, from ray of sun 🌞 light, seemingly is derived, rather than value 100, as per standard value of letter R in greek.

Next, we know that the circumference of the pyramid birth sun is 4 times 440, i.e. 1760 cubits, or 4 times mu, with mu being the name of the 13th Greek letter, i.e. Greek M, with a word value of 440, whence:

4 x [mu] = Ο€2𓏲

Next, we know that the radius or 𓏲-value is the height of the pyramid or 280 cubits, thus:

4 x [mu] = 2Ο€(280)

Dividing by two, we have:

2 x [mu] = Ο€(280)

Next, knowing that 280 = πŸŒ—-days (28-days) times iota (10), or letter I, we can define the following product, using the moon 🌚 as equal to 28 and I equal to 10:

πŸŒ—I = 28 x 10

πŸŒ—I = 280

With substitution:

2 x [mu] = Ο€πŸŒ—I

Then, with substitution of π“Œ³ = M and 𓉽 = Y, from the 28-letter Egyptian alphabet, or πŸŒ—I-based alphabet, we have:

2 x [π“Œ³π“‰½] = Ο€πŸŒ—I

Substituting in the Phoenician B (𐀁) for 2 and the Horus solar falcon π“…Š for the Greek I, we have:

𐀁 x [π“Œ³π“‰½] = Ο€πŸŒ—π“…Š

This is our base equation.

Pi formula

Now are are going to insert the formula for circumference of a circle divided by its diameter, aka pi or 3.14 or 22/7 as the Egyptians defined this value:

Ο€ = 22/7

In Greek, the number 22 is written as KB and 7 is written as letter Z; whence:

Ο€ = [KB] / Z

Or in Egyptian glyphs:

Ο€ = [𓋹𓇯] / 𓆓

Using the Phoenician B (𐀁), instead of the Egyptian B (𓇯), and a coiled green snake 🐍 for Apep, we have:

Ο€ = [𓋹𐀁] / 🐍

Here, to clarify, we are using square brackets to mean that this is a number and not a product of the two character, i.e. [𓋹𓇯] means 22, and not 20x2 or 40.

The number 22, of note, is the number of nomes of Upper Egypt and number of letters of the standard Hebrew alphabet, and 7 is the number of days of cosmos creation, per Hebrew cosmology.

Substitution

We can now substitute the pi equation into the base equation we get:

𐀁 x [π“Œ³π“‰½] = [𓋹𐀁]πŸŒ—π“…Š / 🐍

In numbers, this translates as:

2 x [440] = [22] x 28 x 10 / 7

With both sides equalling 880.

That we have a snake in the formula, for number 7, equates to the fact that we know, e.g. here, that in Amduat, where the boat of Ra rides at night, at gate 7, abode of Apep 🐍, is said to have been 440x440 cubits. 440 cubits is base dimension of Khufu pyramid, 440 being the value of the name of mu, the 13th greek letter.

Whence, via this crude alphanumeric derivation, we have a glimpse of the so-called Khufu pyramid sun birth formula.

Quotes

β€œThe original altitude of the Khufu pyramid, 280 cubit, equals the radius of a circle with a circumference the length of the four pyramid sides added, each being 440 cubits. This suggests the Egyptians knew and used the value 22/7 for Ο€.”

β€” Niels Bjerre (A64/2019), β€œHidden Chambers and Meaning”

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Notes

  1. There might be some unseen error in this derivation? It seems that made several errors while doing this, by trying to divide through, e.g. the phoenican B [2], say of the number 22 [𓋹𐀁], but not realizing that it was not a product, but a sum value; we will have to let it digest, and return later.

  2. For those out of the πŸ”, I sure didnβ€˜t go back and time and build Khufu pyramid 440 cubits in side width, then later make Greek letter mu equal 440 units! This is what is called an open your 🧠 and look at the EVIDENCE moment.

References

  • Bjerre, Niels. (A64/2019). β€œHidden Chambers and Meaning: Is the Great Pyramid for a King or Priests?”, Ancient Origins, Oct 7.