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Our Stone Age ancestors discovered that the geometry of the Earth provided a sacred connection between human experience and the spiritual worlds. Exploring the numerical patterns of time and then the size and shape of the Earth, they created an exact science of measures and preserved their discoveries within sacred structures, spiritualized landscapes, and mythologies, which interpreted the religious ideas associated with their science. In this way, the ancient measures of space and time reached our present age and still embody the direct but forgotten truths of our sacred planet.

By recovering the megalithic secrets of space and time, carefully preserved in megalithic stone structures, Richard Heath tells an untold story of four megalithic ages. He identifies a first age of astronomical discovery in the French sites around Carnac, where, using only counted lengths and simple geometries, the ancients created a sophisticated cosmic clockwork. A second age centered in Britain, and including Stonehenge, successfully measured the Earth and revealed a simple pattern held within the Earth's shape, using metrological ratios. A third age, centered in Egypt and Greece, saw a perfecting of the monumental arts, associated metrology, and religious ideas, revealing the Earth and the heavens as the work of a numerical genius. The fourth age saw pyramids and other metrological buildings spread to the New World, at Teotihuacan in Mexico, and also to the Far East.

Examining Earth's harmonic relevance to the Universe as a whole, Heath shows how we can recognize the long-forgotten foundations of our own civilization and revive the sacred teaching preserved by the four great megalithic ages.

Trade Review
“Heath has done a superb job of collating his own work on the subject of megaliths with the objective views of many other researchers in the field. I therefore do not merely recommend reading this book but can state unequivocally it is a must read.” * John Neal, British metrologist and researcher and author of Measuring the Megaliths and The Structur *
“In Sacred Number and the Lords of Time we have an important explanation of how megalithic science was developed. This book is a long-overdue wakeup call to a modern culture that has abandoned this fully developed and astonishingly rich prehistoric model of the physical world. The truth is now out.” * Robin Heath, coauthor of The Lost Science of Measuring the Earth and author of Sun, Moon and Earth *
“...Heath reveals the underpinnings of our civilization and seeks to revive the sacred teachings preserved in stone.” * Ruth Parnell, Nexus Magazine, October 2014 *

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Part One
A Journey to the Lords of Time


1 The Awakening of the Stone Age
Right Time, Right Place, Right Circumstances
An Awakening to the Structure of Time
Counting without Numbers
Megalithic Notation Using Day-Inch Counting

2 The Transmission of the Squares
Finding the Perfect Place
A Bigger Coincidence Concerning Squares
The Egyptian Canevas (2500-1500 BCE)

3 Megalithic Revelations at Carnac
The Multiple-Square Geometries of Le Manio
The Time Temple of Locmariaquer
Mane Ruthual and the Ecliptic Pole
Re-creating the Cosmic Clockwork

4 The Framework of Change on Earth
How Circumpolar Observatories Work
Capturing Sidereal Time
Early Perspectives on a Created World

Part Two
The Journey Back to Earth


5 Looking South to Measure the Earth
The Metrological Sciences: Counting, Geometry, and Scaling
The Royal Cubit at Gavrinis
Measures Born of the Earth
Meditations upon the Form of the Earth
Coincidences as Relics of the Creation

6 The Megalithic Model of the Earth
The Geodetic Key to Stonehenge
The Henge as a Model of the Earth
Discovering Degrees at Stonehenge
Avebury, the Quarter Degree, and the Model of the Earth
Pi in the Earth

7 From Egypt to Jesus
YHWH as a God of History
The Many Faces of Precession
Framework Conditions for Planet Earth
The Ark of the Covenant

8 Designer Planet
The Geometer’s Gift
The Pattern Placed in Stonehenge
Lessons Left in Egypt
Looking Back to Europe

9 The Time Factoring of the Earth

The Start of a Mesoamerican Megalithic Era
A Road with One Measure and Two Meanings
The Geodetic Links to Day-Inch Counting
Saturn’s Connection with the Pole
Understanding Saturn’s Masterpiece

Appendix: Further Demonstrations of the Ancient System of Number Association

Notes

Glossary

Bibliography

Index

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      Publisher: Inner Traditions Bear and Company
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 05/06/2014
      ISBN13: 9781620552445, 978-1620552445
      ISBN10: 1620552442

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Our Stone Age ancestors discovered that the geometry of the Earth provided a sacred connection between human experience and the spiritual worlds. Exploring the numerical patterns of time and then the size and shape of the Earth, they created an exact science of measures and preserved their discoveries within sacred structures, spiritualized landscapes, and mythologies, which interpreted the religious ideas associated with their science. In this way, the ancient measures of space and time reached our present age and still embody the direct but forgotten truths of our sacred planet.

      By recovering the megalithic secrets of space and time, carefully preserved in megalithic stone structures, Richard Heath tells an untold story of four megalithic ages. He identifies a first age of astronomical discovery in the French sites around Carnac, where, using only counted lengths and simple geometries, the ancients created a sophisticated cosmic clockwork. A second age centered in Britain, and including Stonehenge, successfully measured the Earth and revealed a simple pattern held within the Earth's shape, using metrological ratios. A third age, centered in Egypt and Greece, saw a perfecting of the monumental arts, associated metrology, and religious ideas, revealing the Earth and the heavens as the work of a numerical genius. The fourth age saw pyramids and other metrological buildings spread to the New World, at Teotihuacan in Mexico, and also to the Far East.

      Examining Earth's harmonic relevance to the Universe as a whole, Heath shows how we can recognize the long-forgotten foundations of our own civilization and revive the sacred teaching preserved by the four great megalithic ages.

      Trade Review
      “Heath has done a superb job of collating his own work on the subject of megaliths with the objective views of many other researchers in the field. I therefore do not merely recommend reading this book but can state unequivocally it is a must read.” * John Neal, British metrologist and researcher and author of Measuring the Megaliths and The Structur *
      “In Sacred Number and the Lords of Time we have an important explanation of how megalithic science was developed. This book is a long-overdue wakeup call to a modern culture that has abandoned this fully developed and astonishingly rich prehistoric model of the physical world. The truth is now out.” * Robin Heath, coauthor of The Lost Science of Measuring the Earth and author of Sun, Moon and Earth *
      “...Heath reveals the underpinnings of our civilization and seeks to revive the sacred teachings preserved in stone.” * Ruth Parnell, Nexus Magazine, October 2014 *

      Table of Contents

      Acknowledgments

      Introduction

      Part One
      A Journey to the Lords of Time


      1 The Awakening of the Stone Age
      Right Time, Right Place, Right Circumstances
      An Awakening to the Structure of Time
      Counting without Numbers
      Megalithic Notation Using Day-Inch Counting

      2 The Transmission of the Squares
      Finding the Perfect Place
      A Bigger Coincidence Concerning Squares
      The Egyptian Canevas (2500-1500 BCE)

      3 Megalithic Revelations at Carnac
      The Multiple-Square Geometries of Le Manio
      The Time Temple of Locmariaquer
      Mane Ruthual and the Ecliptic Pole
      Re-creating the Cosmic Clockwork

      4 The Framework of Change on Earth
      How Circumpolar Observatories Work
      Capturing Sidereal Time
      Early Perspectives on a Created World

      Part Two
      The Journey Back to Earth


      5 Looking South to Measure the Earth
      The Metrological Sciences: Counting, Geometry, and Scaling
      The Royal Cubit at Gavrinis
      Measures Born of the Earth
      Meditations upon the Form of the Earth
      Coincidences as Relics of the Creation

      6 The Megalithic Model of the Earth
      The Geodetic Key to Stonehenge
      The Henge as a Model of the Earth
      Discovering Degrees at Stonehenge
      Avebury, the Quarter Degree, and the Model of the Earth
      Pi in the Earth

      7 From Egypt to Jesus
      YHWH as a God of History
      The Many Faces of Precession
      Framework Conditions for Planet Earth
      The Ark of the Covenant

      8 Designer Planet
      The Geometer’s Gift
      The Pattern Placed in Stonehenge
      Lessons Left in Egypt
      Looking Back to Europe

      9 The Time Factoring of the Earth

      The Start of a Mesoamerican Megalithic Era
      A Road with One Measure and Two Meanings
      The Geodetic Links to Day-Inch Counting
      Saturn’s Connection with the Pole
      Understanding Saturn’s Masterpiece

      Appendix: Further Demonstrations of the Ancient System of Number Association

      Notes

      Glossary

      Bibliography

      Index

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