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	Slide 185 What do the Freemasons Think?
	Slide 186 Normal Hall at the Grand Masonic Lodge in Philadelphia.
	Slide 187 Normal Hall at the Grand Masonic Lodge in Philadelphia.
	Slide 188 Normal Hall at the Grand Masonic Lodge in Philadelphia.
	Slide 189 Pyramids in the Normal Hall at the Grand Masonic Lodge in Philadelphia.
	Slide 190 See those lines up the sides of the pyramids?
	Slide 191 They point to where a right angle intersects the sides.
	Slide 192 At the 1.272 : 1.0 ratio.
	Slide 193 1.272 : 1.0
	Slide 194 This symbology can be extended to other pyramid designs in the same room.
	Slide 195 Pyramids surround the sun.
	Slide 196 These ones feature an additional design element.
	Slide 197 If we look closely at the 16-fold sun, we can see that it is actually based on a design of two squares.
	Slide 198
	Slide 199 If we look closely at the 16-fold sun, we can see that it is actually based on a design of two squares.
	Slide 200 The base of a pyramid is a square.
	Slide 201 This energy pattern of the sun is what the pyramid interacts with.
	Slide 202 The base of the pyramid meets one of these squares.
	Slide 203 From a bird's eye perspective, the base of a pyramid meets one of the squares of the 16-fold pattern.
	Slide 204 And what of the remaining square?
	Slide 205 It also meets the pyramid... but not just anywhere.
	Slide 206 It interacts at the position above where the right angles intersect.In the upper part of the pyramid.
	Slide 207 This is why the pyramids around the sun have the additional golden element in the upper part.
	Slide 208 And it's why this element begins at the point where the right angle divides the sides.
	Slide 209 A division of Phi within the pyramid.
	Slide 210 Moving to another wall in the same room, we see another version of the pyramid in stunning detail.
	Slide 211 Artistic impressions of magnetic forces at work.
	Slide 212 You should be excited.
	Slide 213 For those that may doubt...
	Slide 214 A close examination of the two depictions of the pyramids reveals the similarities.
	Slide 215 And the remaining unknowns...
	Slide 216 ...can be explained.
	Slide 217 The Pyramid and the Flywheel
	Slide 218 Ed's Flywheel
	Slide 219 The star in the center of the flywheel generates the 16-fold pattern we have just seen at the masonic temple.
	Slide 220 And then the pyramid...
	Slide 221 A pyramid shape goes into the top of the flywheel.
	Slide 222 Notice the four openings.
	Slide 223 These allow a greater amount of 'individual magnets', as Leedskalnin would call them, up the sides of the pyramid.
	Slide 224 You can see it here as well, the lines up the sides.
	Slide 225 Pyramid on the Flywheel.
	Slide 226
	Slide 227
	Slide 228 And we aren't even finished with the code.
	Slide 229 Back to the Code.
	Slide 230 7 129 6 105 195The 7 and the 6.
	Slide 231 The secret to understanding the 7 and the 6 is...
	Slide 232 Multiply each of them by the number of divisions on the wheel: 24.
	Slide 233
	Slide 234 7 (168) 129 6 (144) 105 195
	Slide 235 To apply these numbers, we need to go back and look at what number sequences these values relate to.
	Slide 236 The 7 from 7 129
	Slide 237 7 (168) 129Earlier, it was shown that 129 derives from the sequence of adding prime numbers together.
	Slide 238 Because 7 is a part of the same 7129 line, its answer also lies in the sequence of prime sums.
	Slide 239 71296105195
	Slide 240 Is 168 (7 x 24) anywhere in the sequence of prime sums?
	Slide 241 168 just happens to be the sum of 4 consecutive prime number.37 + 41 + 43 + 47 = 168
	Slide 242 And not just any prime numbers.
	Slide 243 These prime numbers surround the 195° axis.
	Slide 244 Believe it or not, the Freemasons agree.
	Slide 245 We need to add a square into our chart that represents the base of the pyramid, as it would sit on the flywheel.
	Slide 246
	Slide 247 A Closer Examination...
	Slide 248 We can see how each side of the pyramid is subject to the magnetism of 7 magnets.
	Slide 249 However the 168 tells us to use only this position.
	Slide 250 328 - 160 = 168Along the very side of the pyramid.
	Slide 251 We don't want all 7.
	Slide 252 We only want 5.
	Slide 253 The Masons Show The Same.
	Slide 254
	Slide 255 What we don't want.Notice how there are 'knots' on each side of the pyramid.
	Slide 256 This is what we need to do.Notice each side now shows artistic magnetism instead.
	Slide 257 Notice how the magnets from the corners have been ignored.
	Slide 258 That is the meaning of the 168.
	Slide 259 Only take the side.
	Slide 260 It's all in the masonic temple.
	Slide 261 It should be simple.
	Slide 262 And when we peek at what's on the INSIDE of Ed's flywheel...
	Slide 263 ...everything lines up.
	Slide 264 144 and 288
	Slide 265 7 (168) 1296 (144) 105 195The remaining part of the code is the number 6, or 144. (6 x 24 = 144)
	Slide 266 This is even better.
	Slide 267 6 (144) 105 195We earlier determined that this line is related to both prime quadruplets and angles.
	Slide 268 Following the same logic as before with the 7129...
	Slide 269 Because the 6 is part of the 6105195 line, it should also be related to prime quadruplets.
	Slide 270 Does the number 144 come up anywhere in the prime quadruplets?
	Slide 271 Prime Quadruplets under 2000 chart. 1: 5, 7, [9], 11, 132: 11, 13, [15], 17, 193: 101, 103, [105], 107, 1094: 191, 193, [195], 197, 1995: 821, 823, [825], 827, 8296: 1481, 1483, [1485], 1487, 14897: 1871, 1873, [1875],1877, 1879
	Slide 272 144 isn't a prime number itself, so it won't be part of a prime quadruplet, so we need to look at the prime sequence numbers.
	Slide 273 Prime quadruplets chart with sequence numbers.
	Slide 274 Prime numbers in both the 5th of 7th prime quadruplet are in position 144 and 288!
	Slide 275 Not bad, with prime quadruplets being so rare and all...
	Slide 276 144 and 288 in the 5th and 7th prime quadruplet.
	Slide 277 Pyramid in the Number.
	Slide 278 Remember where the magic is?
	Slide 279 In the centers of the prime quadruplets.
	Slide 280 Let's take a look at the center of the prime quadruplets at prime sequence positions 144 and 288.
	Slide 281 The associated primes to 144 and 288 are 825 and 1875.
	Slide 282 You'll never believe this...
	Slide 283 825 and 1875These two values create exactly the same ratio as a right angle in a pyramid.
	Slide 284
	Slide 285 1875/825 = 2.727
	Slide 286 These values from the centers of prime quadruplets can be assigned positions on the pyramid itself.
	Slide 287 It's like this pyramid diagram.Pyramid value at the top: 1875 (288) Pyramid value at the center: 825 (144) 1050 / 825 = 1.272 Upper Length / Short Length = SqRt(Phi)
	Slide 288 Knowing these co-ordinates, we could map a complete spiral of numbers in the pyramid.(That might be fun.)
	Slide 289 Again... the centers of prime quadruplets correspond to angles.
	Slide 290 6 105 195We've seen how the centers of prime quadruplets are also angles.
	Slide 291 105° to 195°
	Slide 292 Meaning, we don't just know a particular height in the pyramid...
	Slide 293 We know what side of the pyramid as well.
	Slide 294 And:825 MOD 360° = 105°
	Slide 295 Now we know that the center of the prime quadruplet that meets prime sequence number 144 is at 105° on the pyramid, and at a height where a right angle would intersect.
	Slide 296 The Code Almost Solved
	Slide 297 7 (168) 1296 (144) 105 195In case you haven't noticed.
	Slide 298 Our analysis of the 7 (168) lead us straight to the 195° axis, with no height.
	Slide 299 And the 6 (144) sent us to the 105° axis, with a height on the pyramid.
	Slide 350 The Norman Hall room, decorated by George Herzog, also a Freemason.
	Slide 301 Ed has designed his 'built to last' flywheel in such a way that our numbers, derived from his clues, match its internal configuration.
	Slide 302
	Slide 303 So, a height at 105°, and no height at 195°.
	Slide 304 1 is the 7 x 24 = 168.2 is the 6 x 24 = 144.
	Slide 305 Number 1 has no height, while number 2 does.
	Slide 306 The flywheel.
	Slide 307 The height around 105° is actually the handle (2) of the flywheel.
	Slide 308 Notice how this appears to approximately match the 1.272 : 1.0 ratio when a pyramid square is overlayed.
	Slide 309 A round bit of metal (1) is attached to the star, to assist in collecting 168.
	Slide 310 The alignment here is perfect.
	Slide 311 And the orientation of the star...
	Slide 312
	Slide 313 Matches the other star.
	Slide 314
	Slide 315 The Angle over the Star.
	Slide 316 At the masonic temple, the star is inside a deliberate angle.
	Slide 317
	Slide 318 This may look like it is a right angle, however this angle is a little oblique, less than 90°.
	Slide 319 In this case, it is not the specific angle that's important.
	Slide 320 The answer is hidden in the alignment.
	Slide 321
	Slide 322 The angle is representative of collecting the 168.
	Slide 323 We need to count the streams within the alignment.
	Slide 324 We can label the north (N) and south (S) pole streams of magnetism.
	Slide 325 Polarities.
	Slide 326 This matches the magnets that we need to take from the side of the pyramid.
	Slide 327 Take it from Sweet 16.
	Slide 328
	Slide 329 Ed's Sweet 16.
	Slide 330 Generated by the star.
	Slide 331 Just don't forget to ring twice.
	Slide 332 It is interesting that one of the oldest manuscripts in the Hebrew Bible, the Leningrad Codex, makes the same connection.
	Slide 333 Tying it Up.
	Slide 334 All the codes indicate that the values should be accessed in this order:
	Slide 335 168 144 Then drop it below.
	Slide 336 Drop it below?
	Slide 337 ADM.10c.DROP BELOW.
	Slide 338 Now it can make sense.
	Slide 339 And that cutaway at the top represents the span of prime numbers adding to 168.[note: this is now known to be incorrect]
	Slide 340 [note: this is now known to be incorrect - the top should be 0° and the bottom 180°]
	Slide 341 [note: this is now known to be incorrect - the top should be 0° and the bottom 180°]
	Slide 342 Dropping it below, is the last step.
	Slide 343 DROP BELOW.
	Slide 344 And guess what?
	Slide 345 There is a place to attach a wire...
	Slide 346 Underneath the flywheel.
	Slide 347 Ed knew what clues would last through time, and planned each one, carefully.
	Slide 348 Drop below.
	Slide 349 The masonic temple is Philadelphia is older than Coral Castle.The architect was James Windrim, a Freemason.
	Slide 350 The Norman Hall room, decorated by George Herzog, also a Freemason.
	Slide 351 Now we can appreciate its true value.
	Slide 352 The Freemasons have kept these secrets forever.
	Slide 353 This is the oldest science in the world.
	Slide 354 The secrets used to construct megaliths weighing amounts beyond comprehension.
	Slide 355 The ultimate secret of magnetism and antigravity.
	Slide 356 "It's not difficult really, the secret is in knowing how." - Edward Leedskalnin
	Slide 357 Edward Leedskalnin claimed to know the secrets of antigravity and magnetism.
	Slide 358 He proved it by building Coral Castle.
	Slide 359 Modern archaeologists like to think they know how these huge structures were built.
	Slide 360 They just can't seem to figure out where all the people required to build them could even have room to stand.
	Slide 361 There are ancient stories of floating stones from all around the world.
	Slide 362 But they are just myths...
	Slide 363 ...right?
	Slide 364 YOU WILL BE SEEING UNUSUAL ACCOMPLISHMENT. ED.
	Slide 365 Let's build this thing.