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Originally Posted by redtailhawk
Hi,
Thanks for sharing. This is the first time I have heard about the "Maria Number Matrix..." Does this formula somehow make the name "Maria", sacred or significant? Just curious.  |
Hi redtailhawk!
The name Maria is a common name as are many others, but exhibits a potent archetypical association with symbols and linguistics.
Maria or Mary or Miriam relates to the 'cosmic motherhood' and the universal womb in Maria- the ChristMother and as Mare or Meer (German) symbolising the Great Sea and in alphanumerical encoding:
MARIA=13+1+18+9+1=42.
42 then becomes 'popularised' by Douglas Adams in the 'Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy' as the answer to the universe, life and everything.
42 in physics becomes an important ratio between dimensionless finestructure constants Alpha (in Electromagnetism Alpha=2pike^2/hc~1/137) and in Omega (in Gravitation between 2 electrons Omega=2piGm^2/hc~2x10^-45) for Alpha/Omega~4x10^42.
The reason as to why any search for the Maria Code will not lead you to references (except myself) is just that. I discovered this code and it has not yet been incorporated in the common global database.
But the mathematics is self evident and I have not sought any 'credit for its discovery, simply because I am engaged in a 'deeper' agenda, which requires my relative anonymity.
The poem below was also composed by me and as an expression of honour for this name Maria also applicable to ANY Mother or Mother to Be as an ambassadora for the Mother of All - the Goddess of Creation called Universe.
The Wings of Maria and Solomon's Song !
A new day is breaking across the plains of the desert, Maria's golden dawn to greet;
like a lush green meadow, Bathsheba is awaiting the dewdrops, deliciously sweet.
It's Solomon's flowery nectar, growing in a valley of memories forgotten for so long;
where a beautiful song is playing, birthing a new world for our sweet Maria to belong.
Out in the dry desert, a caravan of camels paces steadily towards its vermilion oasis;
a mighty rock, telling its tales of old, when wisdom still was found in hidden places.
Baiame, the serpent's rainbow is arching across a glorious sky, shining in hues azure;
and there's Maria, a flower from the desert with her love to share so gently and demure.
Merlin, the crimson dingo has come to the great meet, with stories of a redrosy sky;
so many desertdwellers to share in adventures, hearing a majestic eagle's eerie cry.
Amidst the gathering is our queen, dancing to the mother's calling, love's own tune;
What a celebration at the edge of nowhere, this wedding betwixt the sun and the moon.
Jonathan, the emu has arrived with a message about Maria from the heavens above;
the dragon's friends are found all about, guided in the peace of the snowwhite dove.
There is Toby, the alabaster unicorn, pacing for Maria's mounting and to elope away;
into a realm of lofty mountains, where the regal eagle's loveplay always holds sway.
Excalibur, the sword of truth has broken forth to swiftly rent the veils holding asunder;
a mighty tempest sweeps across a forlorn land, a world shaken in lightning and thunder.
Maria's dreams of love and sublime desires, all have sprouted upon Pegasusian wings;
from the heights of peaky treetops and of oaken branches, where the nightingale sings.
You pretty pink flamingo, wading by across the shores of longings, bubbling all adrift;
if you'd just fathom the inner essence of your glory, your ecstacy would come so swift.
Upon the wings of Solomon, you shall find the Dragon's daughter's passage to be free;
oh sweet remembrance of the days of old, Maria of Jerusalem has found her lost key.
The name of the Mother's poem is your own; your courting troubadour so fit to see;
a dawning of love's joy in all is splendour, so devoted and wondrously in wait for thee!
{Composed by the tripartite One: Logan Antico of Arndale; Robert Sceptico of Jones and Tony WhyNot}
Abraxasinas