Dear Ken:

I have put off revising chapter 5 of the book because other more important
projects have come up.
The only real problem with the fifth chapter was an error is a pattern I was
trying to outline concerning the
family of Abram/Abraham. I did not take into account a verse in the storyline,
which proves the pattern that
I outlined was wrong. It was an emailer that pointed it out to me. The real
pattern if you take the time to think it out:
(The pattern on page 173 is wrong).

1) Abram was ten years older than Sarai
2) Two full moon calendar years after Sarai birth Ishmael is born to Hagar
(Sarai is 76-years of age)
3) Ishmael is 13-years of age when he and his mother are banished from Sarai's
home
(Sarah is 89-years old - note the spelling difference in her name)
4) That same year Isaac is born.
5) One full moon calendar year later Sarah dies at the age of 127-years of age.
6) One full moon calendar year after that Abraham dies.

Therefore, the pattern is:

13 = 7 + 6 = 38 + 38 + ( 13 ) + 38 + 38 = 7 + 6 = 13
This very well may be eluding to the 39-books of the Old Testament

This pattern makes Ishmael the central figure in the Abram/Abraham story. You
see the logic in the text states that
Sarah dies one moon calendar year later and then Abraham one moon calendar year
after that, which locks
the pattern into moon calendar year. This pattern is not to say that
Abram/Abraham is not depicted as the
central figure or deminishes Sarai/Sarah role.


If you want to read another one of my esoteric work on the first chapter of
Geneis I recommend:
THE SISTINE CHAPEL: A Study in Celestial Cartography.
ROSE+CROIX JOURNAL
http://www.rosecroixjournal.org/issues/index.html

I do not know whether you are Jewish or Christian - that should not matter when
it comes to works of esoterism.
This most recent paper is an analysis of all the images in the Sistine Chapel
demonstrating the unanimity of all
symbols and frescos under one unified system of thought. This analysis further
demonstrates Celestial Cartograpy
This analysis demonstrates that the Sistine Chapel as the main impetus for
frescoing the chapel to teach God
in his creative mode. The Sistine Chapel is a commentary on the first chapter
of Genesis.

Presently, I am working on another paper, which if you read the book you know
most of it. But new insight into
the grander scheme have come to me, which I am incorporating into this next
paper:
THE ROAD TO ELEUSIS: The Rite of Initiation
This paper, if published, will not come out until next June. I say if because
it will be longer than the one published in June.
It may be too long and I can not find anyway of pearing it down to get the full
impact of the schema across.

If you decide to read the paper on the Sistine Chapel - get back to me and let
me know what you think.
I think you will like it.

Cordially,

Bill Meegan



----- Original Message -----
From: Magus
To: torahcosmos@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2006 9:50 PM
Subject: [torahcosmos] Chapter 5


Dear William Meegan,

I am a lurker here--seems all of us are lurkers and this is my first
post. I was a bit overwhelmed with getting a handle on the subject
matter and that is still a problem. I have read much of your book with
great pleasure and learning and I am wondering when the Chapter 5
revision will be done. If it is finished in a print version, I should
like to buy it. If not, could I get the old copy pro temp while we all
await the revised version.

You have a done a great job. Never have a seen a better work on the Book
of Genesis.

With kindest regards,

Ken

B R T

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