Arch & Obelisk - Digging Through YouTube Comments
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I have moved all my content away from the now centralized and controlled Steem blockchain to the decentralized Hive blockchain.
Interesting stuff. There are some numbers associated with the planetary periods from the Hellenistic era...
Sun = 120
Moon = 108
Mercury = 20
Venus = 8
Mars = 15
Jupiter = 12
Saturn = 30
The lights (Sun and Moon) are said to derive their numbers from the ascensional times of the Sun (maximum) which is 120 degrees (1 degree = 1 day = 1 year). Since the Moon is partner to the Sun but invisible within 12 degrees one subtracts 12 from 120 to get 108.
I noticed that 108 was important in one of your videos about 8/11/2019 and events related to San Francisco that day.
I am the author of Delphic Oracle software. Have you done any videos on bitcoin (Jan 3, 2009, Oct 31, 2008, etc)?
Very interesting to see the 108 for the moon there. Like 108 moons fit between the moon and earth, 108 moons fit into the earth and 108 earths fit into the sun. Saturn needs 30 years around the zodiac and Jupiter 12.
I don't know your software yet. I have to check it out.
Mercury and Venus are based upon recurrence cycles (they return to the degree they started 20 and 8 years to the day). Mars has 15 which is half of Saturn for being the lesser malefic, but the stated reason is because of the period of brightest oppositions (when Mars is closest to the earth and reddest) is 15 years. 15 is also an important number in the Antiochus text translated by Robert Schmidt (recently deceased). While in modern journalism the most important is usually placed at the top of any written text, in esoteric writing, it was the middle that was considered most important. 15 was the middle definition in Antiochus.
You might also find this interesting about my journey in writing the software and website with strange numerical coincidences.
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