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While thinking about how
one's actions are an extension of one's self, I
thought about it as the multiplication of one's
self. This thought led me to the decimal system. By squaring any number and then applying the reduction method, one comes up with the four numbers 1,4,7 and 9:
1 x 1 = 1 The 1 and 9 remain constant. The 4 and 7 alternate:
4 x 4 = 16 = 7 The constant 1 and 9 were assigned the light principle and the alternate 4 and 7 were assigned the dark principle. The colors and elements assigned to these numbers were:
1 = red.......fire The fact that water evaporates into air and under certain conditions condenses into rain brought me to choose this color designation for the alternating 4 and 7. Air comes before water, so air was 4 and 7 was water. The constant 9, which is present three times, was given the omnipresent light designation. Yellow mixes with blue to make green. The interaction of yellow and red is always compatible. It was then obvious that the constant 1 had to be red.
The first presentation of this number theory
was in the form of a mailing titled "Un
Concept d'un Concept d'un...". It is interesting
to note that I came up with this theory of the
"1 4 7 9" numbers in the year 1974.
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| I applied the "1 4 7 9" theory to the "Fibonacci Series" of numbers, "1 2 3 5 8 13 21 34 55 89 144 ...", inserted into a progressive 3x3 "magic square" matrix. The above page is the result and is titled "Time Progression". |
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