The MYSTICAL SQUARING Of The CIRCLE. [Sacred Geometry]
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Rectification of the Circle: Necessary
Rectification of the Circle: Necessary to Derive 3.144…
Essential to understanding how the True Value of Pi is derived, is the ancient construction of the Squared Circle, aka Mystical Quadrature of the Circle.
Let ABCD = the 4 corners of the Unit Square. EF lies on the Diameter of the Circle, “0” is the Origin or centre. We draw a circle around the Square such the Perimeter of the Square, = 4 units, is equal to the Circumference of the Circle going through it. If the square is made up of an 8x8 Grid, like the Chessboard of 64 cells, then the Squared Circle fits neatly into a 9x9 Grid. This is called the 8:9 proportion.
We don’t know the length of the diameter of the circle GH? Without showing all the algebra here, to derive GH, I am stating coherently, that the critical measurement, required to make the Circle and Square equal, akin to joining Heaven and Earth energies, is the value of 1.272… which happens to be the Square Root of Phi (1.618…), meaning 1.272… x 1.272… = Phi. (Half of this is the radius having a value of .636…). I decided to call this value of 1.272… the Golden Root, as it appears both in Plato’s/Kepler’s Most Beautiful Triangle, and as the height of the Pyramid in Gizeh. Thus, only the Harmonics of Phi can make Heaven and Earth equal, and generates the JainPi of 3.144…
The equality of the square areas of the circle and square is called The Mystical Squaring of the Circle, but this enquiry here is based on equal Perimeter/Circumference and is technically known as The Rectification of the Circle. How do we derive 3.144…? At school you would have learnt that the Circumference “C” of Circle = Pi x Diameter. This Circumference also equals the Perimeter of the Square. Thus:
4 = Pi x Diameter. We know that the Diameter = the Golden Root:
4 = Pi x 1.272… therefore,
Pi = 4 / 1.272…
Pi = 3.144… now known as JainPi or the True Value of Pi.
Jain 108
Essential to understanding how the True Value of Pi is derived, is the ancient construction of the Squared Circle, aka Mystical Quadrature of the Circle.
Let ABCD = the 4 corners of the Unit Square. EF lies on the Diameter of the Circle, “0” is the Origin or centre. We draw a circle around the Square such the Perimeter of the Square, = 4 units, is equal to the Circumference of the Circle going through it. If the square is made up of an 8x8 Grid, like the Chessboard of 64 cells, then the Squared Circle fits neatly into a 9x9 Grid. This is called the 8:9 proportion.
We don’t know the length of the diameter of the circle GH? Without showing all the algebra here, to derive GH, I am stating coherently, that the critical measurement, required to make the Circle and Square equal, akin to joining Heaven and Earth energies, is the value of 1.272… which happens to be the Square Root of Phi (1.618…), meaning 1.272… x 1.272… = Phi. (Half of this is the radius having a value of .636…). I decided to call this value of 1.272… the Golden Root, as it appears both in Plato’s/Kepler’s Most Beautiful Triangle, and as the height of the Pyramid in Gizeh. Thus, only the Harmonics of Phi can make Heaven and Earth equal, and generates the JainPi of 3.144…
The equality of the square areas of the circle and square is called The Mystical Squaring of the Circle, but this enquiry here is based on equal Perimeter/Circumference and is technically known as The Rectification of the Circle. How do we derive 3.144…? At school you would have learnt that the Circumference “C” of Circle = Pi x Diameter. This Circumference also equals the Perimeter of the Square. Thus:
4 = Pi x Diameter. We know that the Diameter = the Golden Root:
4 = Pi x 1.272… therefore,
Pi = 4 / 1.272…
Pi = 3.144… now known as JainPi or the True Value of Pi.
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