Monthly Torah pattern focused at its beginning

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Beit beit aleph beit #37 R only. Mine. Full gematria. Starting with the R as the first letter, the first word adds to 200+1+300+10+400=911 in full gematria. Then we skip the R, then the R-A and so on until the last letter T is by itself, and add each result. 911+711+710+410+400 = 3142 which is pi to four digits.

 

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Final tzaddik final tzaddik #73 After doing integration, I did derivatives. B only.

We take from the first word 2,20,1,21,10 and 22.

2 is the initial position. 20 is initial velocity so that the second position is 22. 1 is initial acceleration. (x-22) – (22-2)=1. The third position is 43. For the next position, ((x-43)-(43-22))-((43-22)-(22-2))=21. The fourth position is 86, which counts as a pattern since it is God (A+L+H+I+M=1+30+5+10+40=86 in full gematria). That is after position, velocity and acceleration and is known as control (See “The Reflexive Universe” by Arthur M. Young). Each equation is twice as big as the last and the numbers are 2, 22, 43, 86, 182 and 394. Not too interesting but they add to 729. 729 is 27^2. That’s a square of the letters of the alphabet, suggesting the fundamental theorem of Calculus.

If we do it with full gematria, 2,200,1,300,10 and 400, we get 2, 202, 403, 905, 2018, 4462 and they add to 7992. This number has the same digits as 729. If we take the cube root of 7992, we get 19.99333110987. It has with 3 9s, 3 1s and 3 3s at the start. 913 is the first word in full gematria, and this is the first time we’ve found a pattern with it (B+R+A+S+I+T=2+200+1+300+10+400=913). Notice also the “0987”

See Fourth, fifth, and sixth derivatives of position – Wikipedia and Derivative – Wikipedia and Fundamental theorem of calculus – Wikipedia

 

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So, I noticed that in the first word B-R-A-S-I-T, B-R-A-S follows a pattern and S-I-T follows a pattern. I decided to take the average of each consecutive pair of letters for each one and add up those averages. (2+20)/2+(20+1)/2+(1+21)/2 = 32.5. (21+10)/2+(10+22)/2=31.5. They can be equal if the letters round to their whole numbers, without changing A from 1 and without changing the S which they share. They add to 64, which is interesting as it is 26 and there are 6 letters. The second word is B-R-A = 21.5, and 21.5*3=64.5, which can also round to 64 without changing the A. Note that R-A-S is also 21.5.

 

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The first word of Genesis, when each letter is spelled out by its name is B-I-T, R-I-Sh, A-L-F, Sh-I-N, Y-V-D and T-V. If we add the positions of the letters in each spelling (the positions in Hebrew not English), we get B=34, R=51, A=30, Sh=45, I=20 and T=28.

Then we can do I-8-T-2-A-4-B-11-Sh-6-R and it folds nicely as

Sh I R A T B. 45 20 51 30 28 34. For instance, the 8 between I and T is the distance from 20 to 28 and the 2 between T and A is 28 to 30 or 2 in the opposite direction. Thus we fold the distances 2,4,6,8 and 11 as nicely as I think we can.

I'm going to present one topic per month hopefully.

How were you able to come up with all this?
I suck at maths so all this calculations is way above my pay grade

 

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One Jew told me if I keep the ten commandments I can unwrap the Torah.
One Jew told me reading the Talmud would do it.
I started decades ago but did more than 1 per day last year.
I believe God shows them to me sometimes and sometimes I come up with an idea and test it and follow hints if it's not quite correct.
One person will talk to me later; no one else has condemned my work. However most people don't apply it or aren't willing to accept it.

 

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The person talked to me. He said he didn't feel that it was connected. In other words I wasn't establishing the patterns to their parts enough. In other words, he said it wasn't scientific.
I know it's not as scientific as it could be. It could be a lot more scientific.
It's hard to propose some pattern before you test it and then always have it work. I've tested just about everything I can think of.
Also, with science, scientists would reject Joseph Smith and they'd reject Stars of David being related to Genesis 1:1 and other stuff, yet there it is.

It would be 10x or 100x as many patterns if it were scientific, I am confident, but I don't know what to test to explain all math with the first verse of the Torah.

 

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The dreidel is made by ordering the first verse putting the 1 where B goes the 2 where R goes the 3 where the A goes etc... The sides make the letters of the dreidel in order, as you can see (you might make a mirror image). You can often skip back and forth and there is a pathway through the Torah (the path is ABRSLImTM..Tz..MVH). For instance 1,3,7,9,10 for the a and the b. Then we skip ahead and continue to find where it breaks down. Next is R and S in the path... 2,4,8,18,27 back and forth perfect. (For B and R, 1,2,7,8,27 almost works but we start over at the next cube so it doesn't count as failure).

If for the 10 we add 3 9 and 10 in A we get 22, T. The next end is 20, R. Next we have a 6 because it doesn't get started. Then we end on the final cube with just labeling it h for the letter it is. That spells TVRH or Torah from top to bottom if you move the bottom to the top. If you just spell from top to bottom, it is VRHT which fills in more of a letter each time.

There is a whole other pattern with this dreidel that also gets the word Torah.

 

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found consecutive nature in first words of the Torah in full gematria and an interesting sum

To get your feet wet, here is an imperfect one of mine to give a feel that needs the Torah to start with the letter B to cover all of it.

First let us start with the 2nd, 4th and 8th words in Genesis 1. The second word is B-R-A or 203, the 0 being in the middle, the 2 and 3 adding to 5 and the 2 corresponding to being the second word. The fourth word is A-T or 401, the 0 being in the middle, the 4 and 1 adding to 5 and the 4 corresponding to being the fourth word. The eighth word is V-H-A-R-Tz or 302, the 0 being in the middle, adding to 5 and 8 being too high, but 302 is between 203 and 401 both by average and pictorially. 104 is trivial because 5 is defined to be 1+4. The 6th word, V-A-T, is 407 and different. 4+7=11 and the 11th word is V-B-H-V or 19 and the 19th word is ayin-L which is 100 in full gematria. Now for the odds. The first word, B-R-A-Sh-I-T is 913. The third is A-L-H-I-M or 86. To go from 9 to 8 is -1 and from 1 to nothing is -1. Then adding 3 it is like -1-1+3 or adding 1. The fifth is H-Sh-m-I-M or 395. From 86 to 395, 8 to 9 is +1, 6 to 5 is -1 and 3 is +3, making it like adding 3. The 7th word is H-A-R-Tz or 296. From 86 it is +2,+1,+0 or +3. Also note that in all the digits for odd words (9-1-3-8-6-3-9-5-2-9-6) there is 1 1, 2 3s and 3 9s. Notice the 1st word we go up 1 and then the 3rd word we go up 3 to get to the 5th or 7th word. Or the Torah could start with the R, making the first word 911 and +3, +3 and +3.

Now I noticed that without the sixth word, V-A-T, interesting patterns emerge. 6 is not a power of 2 and the sixth word’s spelling, 4-0-7, has no digits from the odds (9-1-3-8-6-3-9-5-2-9-6). If we add words 2,4 and 8 each is 5 and we get 15, a sacred number (2+0+3+4+0+1+3+0+2). Then the first and third add to 27 (9+1+3+8+6), the number of letters in simple gematria. The fifth and seventh words add to 34 (3+9+5+2+9+6), where 34 is the sum of the spelling of the letters that spell the first letter beit. Beit is spelled B-I-T or (2+10+22=34). Notice that 15+27+34=76, which is the sum of the spelling of the letters in the first word (B-R-A-S-I-T = 2+20+1+21+10+22).

As a rule in my book, regular or full gematria follows simple gematria. This is the only exception because adding digits does not lead to big numbers.

 

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#4 Take B-R-A in the first verse and subtract with A,B,G in the aleph beit. You get A - Tz - B

Meru Foundation Research: Front-Back / Base-3 Symmetry Groups: 1

Stan Tenen of the Meru Foundation found that B and final Tz make an A, whereas A and B start the aleph beit and final Tz ends it. We got regular Tz. We could not have gotten final Tz because we are subtracting.

However the dalet doesn't work well with shin. We spell out dalet-> d+l+t=4+12+22= 38. We will use 38 in the next pattern after this if we ever get to it.

 

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Aleph beit gimmel aleph #85 Mine. B and A. Geometric. IQ test.

I took circles with radii 2,20 and 1 and triangles with sides 2,20 and 1. I formed relationships between their area (perimeter didn’t work). The first I noticed was that a triangle with side 2 and a triangle with side 1 had a difference of area of 1.299038106. 1.3 could be a simple Star of David number. We’ll see “638” again later on in this pattern. Next I noticed that a triangle with side 1 and a circle with radius 2, when dividing the areas, gives you 0.0344580559. The first 10 digits are in “304,805.” This is the number of letters in the Torah. This is impressive. What else could I do? So I wanted it to be like an IQ test and they all seem to have a problem where there’s a triangle in a triangle, a triangle in a circle and then a circle in a triangle or something like that. I was impressed, since we had done subtraction and division, to try multiplying a circle of radius 2 with a triangle of side 2. Multiplying areas gives 21.76559235. At least the first three digits are in {2,7,0,1} where 2701 is the full gematria for the first verse (see index).

Subtraction, division and multiplication were interesting but I wanted to try addition on the first one. Adding a triangle with side 1 to a triangle with side 2 in area, 2.165063509 was the answer. 216=6^3 and 6561 (backward) is 3^8. Interesting, but why? 638 again, and if you put the powers together, 638 is 2*319, where 319 is the first word in full gematria (backward, to end the pattern). We have had a number for the whole Torah, the first verse and the first word and a Star of David. Plus, since I only used size 1 and 2 and not 20, it’s more like an IQ test where huge scales are unnecessary.

 

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Beit caph #76 After 4 calculus patterns, 2 post-grad, I thought I’d do probability. Things less checked are less specified, but everything is ready for us to live with chances. Mine. B or R.

2 suggests a coin. 20 suggests a 20-sided dice. 1 is just always true. 21 is a 21-state chance, and so on. The chance of getting all 1 is 1/(2*20*1*21*10*22) = 0.00000541125 where the “541125” repeats. This is pretty clearly “541” or Israel (I+S+R+A+L=10+300+200+1+30). See index. If we remove the 22, it’s less clear but it’s 911, the first word in full gematria without the B (as Joseph Smith said) (R+A+S+I+T=200+1+300+10+400=911). 0.0001190476 has 911 backwards, and the “190476” repeats. Next, we remove the 21 and not the 22. We get 0.0001136 with the “36” repeating. 613 is the number of commandments in the Torah according to Jews. 611 is Torah. (T+V+R+H=400+6+200+5). Last, we remove the 2 and the 21. 0.000227 with the “27” repeating. 2,7 and 0 are 3/4th of “2701.” See index. "2701" is the first verse in ful gematria.

If we do it with the whole verse, 1/(2*20*1*21*10*22*2*20*1*1*12*5*10*24*1*22*5*21*13*10*24*6*1*22*5*1*20*27), 365 are the first 3 nonzero digits (in order). Notice that the less noticed, the less specific the answer, like probability, but still a clear link. Notice also that the repeating parts’ digits add to 18, 27, 9 and 9, a relationship.

 

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aleph hei #35 The next one is mine too and works only with the B. I thought of doing another random walk, but instead of going one space each time, I thought of going the distance of each letter. If we turn right or left, we might want to meet back at the start without crossing, meet in the middle without crossing, meet either one with crossing, or prove it impossible. This is hard to calculate with so much branching. I decided to just turn the same direction each time. Thus, we move 2, turn right, move 20, turn right, move 1, turn right, move 21, turn right, move 10 and so on. M would be 13 and Tz 18.

For the direction with the B, all we have to do is change the two As that come 2 spaces behind Hs and it goes back to the start. After all, turning once and turning 5 times is the same, and this is the simplest similarity. For the direction with the second letter ending in Tzaddik, we change an A 2 behind an H, and change the tzaddik’s direction, which is the last number showing the end of the verse.

We get right back to the start.

Interestingly, if we travel 3 directions (in 3-D), then reverse (x,y,z,-x,-y,-z,x…), we get -36,36 and -34, suggesting a cube.

 

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Aleph beit dalet chet #100 B only. Geometric. relates a mystery of our solar system to Universe, the Hebrew letters, DNA and DNA of God, Israel and its commandments and as above, so below.

Titus-Bode’s Law is unexplained scientifically and is a pattern of planets in our Solar System. We can replicate it by having the first two planets be in positions 1 and 2 (in the actual case they are arbitrary) and then add twice as much distance each time. For the first 6, it is 1,1,2,4,8 and 16 in our case. We multiply them by 2,20,1,21,10 and 22 (the first word) and get 540 when we add up the products. That is almost 541, Israel (I+S+R+A+L=10+300+200+1+40) as we’ve seen many times. With the first two words it goes to 2012, almost 2701 as we’ve seen many times. 2701 is the full count of the first verse. With the first 14 letters or 3 words, it is 132316. The digits are interesting, “1,2,3 and 6”. Without getting into too much detail they resemble DNA and "613" is backwards, the commandments Jews believe are in the Torah. If we do the whole first verse, we get 2661360860. We get the same thing (7 digits of {1,2,3,6} with “613” forwards and then the “0860” is interesting. It reminds me of “86” being apart like a sub-Mandelbrot in zooming a Mandelbrot and suggests to me, “As above, so below.” (86 is God already).

What if we did this with the actual Solar System? The first 3 distances are 0.4, 0.7, 1.0 and then the next is 0.6 more, then 1.2 more, then 2.4 more, etc… If we start the Torah off with the 20, R, then the sixth number is 117.7. My research suggests Jews knew about 6 planets. We want the 3 to make Star of David numbers. The next distance is 10 so we can multiply it by 2 (to get 137.7) or 20 (to get 317.7) but 2 doesn’t continue to the next number. It turns out to be 20 and you get 317.7 with 13,37 and 73 as Star of David numbers. Then for the next digit the total is 337.3. This is 37,73 and 337. 337 is the eighth Star of David number if you start at 1 and then 13. There would be 8 planets in the Titus-Bode’s law and this could help Israel know where to search for the remaining two. It is like God plants His flag in all the planets of our Solar System.

See the incredibly precise Titius–Bode law – Wikipedia

 

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In simple gematria, the first 6 letters of the first verse add to 76. The next 9 letters add to 76. The last 6 letters add to 76. Seven letters in the middle add to 95 and the average of 76 and 95 is 86 (A+L+H+I+M is God and =1+30+5+10+40 in full gematria). There is one vav=6 all alone between those 7 and the last 6 (76). This covers the first verse.
Notice that 76,76,86,6,76 has 5 6s.
Notice that 6,7,8,9 and 5 are consecutive.
Notice that 8 and 6 average to 7, making 76,76,7,6,76.
Notice that 7+6 = 13. 13+13+13+13 gives 13,26 and 52 very holy numbers.

 

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*Six letters in the middle. 13, 26 and 52 especially together

 

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(First verse). Furthermore, I decided that let’s add the positions of even and odd and see if they are equal. For instance, if it were odd, even, odd, odd, even, and odd then odd would add to 14 (1+3+4+6) and even would add to 7 (2+5).

We get 190 even and 216 odd. If we switch only the m to final we get 225 even and 181 odd. If we switch only the tz to final we get 162 even to 244 odd. If we do both we get 197 even to 209 odd. 209 and 225 do not average to 216 no matter how you round. 181 and 197 do not average to 190 no matter how you round. That doesn’t work.

Let’s try it with the first letter absent, adding numbers from 1 to 27 as either even or odd. We get 176 even to 202 odd. If we switch only the m to final, we get 209 even to 169 odd. If we switch only the tz to final we get 149 even to 229 odd. If we do both we get 182 even and 196 odd. Notice that 202 could be the average of 196 and 209 with rounding. Notice also that 176 could be the average of 169 and 182 with rounding.

Plus, another pattern is that the average number came first and that those numbers included had no finals, the first m final, then both, these two things having a 1 in 12 chance. This is my pattern and it works with the reish only.

 

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Final tzaddik final tzaddik #73 After doing integration, I did derivatives. B only.

We take from the first word 2,20,1,21,10 and 22.

2 is the initial position. 20 is initial velocity so that the second position is 22. 1 is initial acceleration. (x-22) – (22-2)=1. The third position is 43. For the next position, ((x-43)-(43-22))-((43-22)-(22-2))=21. The fourth position is 86, which counts as a pattern since it is God (A+L+H+I+M=1+30+5+10+40=86 in full gematria). That is after position, velocity and acceleration and is known as control (See “The Reflexive Universe” by Arthur M. Young). Each equation is twice as big as the last and the numbers are 2, 22, 43, 86, 182 and 394. Not too interesting but they add to 729. 729 is 27^2. That’s a square of the letters of the alphabet, suggesting the fundamental theorem of Calculus.

If we do it with full gematria, 2,200,1,300,10 and 400, we get 2, 202, 403, 905, 2018, 4462 and they add to 7992. This number has the same digits as 729. If we take the cube root of 7992, we get 19.99333110987. It has with 3 9s, 3 1s and 3 3s at the start. 913 is the first word in full gematria, and this is the first time we’ve found a pattern with it (B+R+A+S+I+T=2+200+1+300+10+400=913). Notice also the “0987”

See Fourth, fifth, and sixth derivatives of position – Wikipedia and Derivative – Wikipedia and Fundamental theorem of calculus – Wikipedia

 

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Samech nun#42 This is mine, and works with the B only. Notice that if we take the third letter in the alphabet and then count by 4s, we skip all the letters in verse 1 except the final letter. We can do this with the 4th letter by 5s, the 7th by 8s, the 8th by 9s, the 9th by 10s, and the 11th by 12s. Anytime the first letter is absent the rest are absent through the verse or ending in a final letter. The first ends in final Tz, the second in final M, then the rest make it through empty, which is an order.

#157 in process... Mine. B only. What if we just want to count the same amount and have every letter be in the first verse? We have 6 (V,L,Tz,final M), 10 (yud,reish), and 12(L,final M). 6+10+12=28 (Tav = t+v=22+6=28). 6+12+18+24+10+20=90 (final tzaddik=90 in full gematria). Tav and final tzaddik are considered the last letter of the Hebrew alphabet in simple and regular gematria.

Note that sometimes I vary whether m and tz are each final in my patterns.

 

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mem#14 This one is mine! Notice that in verse 1, the order of the letters keeps going back and forth. If you only look at a letter when it hasn’t gone a different direction than the one before, that is called monotonicity (see #126). The letters that do it, counting the last monotonic letter (it takes three letters to make the pattern, but at the beginning of verse 2 it takes 4 and we count the fourth), are 10,14,20,23,26, 28, 31, 33, 36. Note that when you divide by 10, these can be the square roots of 1,2,4,5,7, 8, 10, 11 and 13. The pattern continues partway into the second verse.



If you count the ones that go upward, they are M and Tz, the two finalized letters in the first verse. In the other way, it is all A and I. This works through the second verse until the last one which is tav, the final letter of the aleph beit, ending the pattern. Only B.

 

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#104 Turing machine/ computer programming R only! Geometric.

If we start at the second letter with 1 for R and 2 for A, and add the place of each letter in the first verse (and the two Ms are different), we get 1234561227849 for the first half of the verse, 2583,10,49,11,25821,12 for the second half, and 11,821,12,845858,11,11,68,11,11 for the remaining letters in the second verse that are not new. See #29 and #45 also.

The first two sums are 54 and 82. The first verse is therefore 136. The second verse part is 130, and therefore the total for all the letters is 266.

It is like computer commands, and note that they are simpler than arithmetic:

54->541 insert digit. 82->1072 spread out digit (2701 is the full verse again). 136->613 move digit (# commandments according to Jews). 130->13 remove digit to get Star of David (for full gematria have 1 be aleph and 30 be lamed and it’s an abbreviation for God; 13 is God abbreviated in simple;1+12) . 266-> un-multiply digit and get a very Holy Number. The last command would be to multiply a digit, and it could give us a Torah in infinite length! These are the elementary computer program functions.