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John Dee
I have been interested in John Dee since discovering Edward Leedskalnin
Ed is in a category of his own, however there are a few parallels in my opinion that are of interest
James Alan Egan has published a number of books relating John Dee to the Newport Tower in Rhode Island.
Some of his decription techniques are of interest
It is up for interpretation
Egan also speaks about Bob Marshall
Most of the information is scattered throughout Egans books
some of Dees works fold also in an origami way
If anyone is interested I can expand further
Ed is in a category of his own, however there are a few parallels in my opinion that are of interest
James Alan Egan has published a number of books relating John Dee to the Newport Tower in Rhode Island.
Some of his decription techniques are of interest
It is up for interpretation
Egan also speaks about Bob Marshall
Most of the information is scattered throughout Egans books
some of Dees works fold also in an origami way
If anyone is interested I can expand further
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..... when life acceptancy was cca.. 45-55 years old .....
http://www.esotericarchives.com/dee/monad.htm
"Just as we commenced the first theorem of this little book with the point, the straight line, and the circle, and have extended it from"
http://www.esotericarchives.com/dee/monad.htm#theorem24
" Here the vulgar eye will see nothing but Obscurity and will despair considerably."
The tablet depicted in the painting according to Egan describes Tone (8:9)
I believe the depiction of Eds PMH holder is showing a unique ratio
Egan provides his translation
Here the vulgar eye will see nothing but Obscurity and will despair considerably."
- Dee was blunt, but there is truth in most of his works
- Ed and Dee would be a good match
Just as we commenced the first theorem of this little book with the point, the straight line, and the circle, and have extended it from
- Dees Monad
These old geezers who pop into history here and there have a tale, but they always cover it with a veil