Monthly Torah pattern focused at its beginning

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Btw,

Common numbers in this book: 2,13,20,22,27,34,37,73,76,86,111,412,541,611,613,913,2701 and 304805.

Especially 541 and 2701

 

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Aleph caph aleph caph chet #148 Corners in triangle of first verse. Mine except Yosef Sebag's triangle. B or R (B and R together). Suggests order as shapes are made too.

On the cover of Yosef Sebag’s “Torah numerology” is

….………………(B) optionally counted

….…………..R….A

….………Sh….I….T

….……B…..R…A….A

…….L….H….I….M….A

….T….H….Sh.m.…I….M

V….A….T….H….A.…R.…Tz

If we add the corners without B, counting R,A,V and Tz, we get 54.

IF we add the corners with final gematria, we get B,V and Tz or 98.

54 is 27*2 and 98 is 2*7^2. These are in the set {2,7,0,1}, where 2701 is the full gematria of the first verse. 54 is in {5,4,1} where 541 is Israel in full gematria (I+S+R+A+L=10+300+200+1+30). 98 has a square and a cube in its digits. 98/2 = 49, which has two squares in its digits and is 7 squared.

R,A,V and Tz in full gematria is 297 or 27*11, one more digit in {2,7,0,1} and close to 2701. No "0."

 

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Vav yud lamed #157 Mine. B only. Simple letter positions that are multiple of each other and in the first verse.

Vav is 6th in the alphabet and in the first verse. The 12th, 18th and 24th letters are as well. (18 is unfinalized tzaddik and 24 is final mem). 6 is the first number where this works. Next is 10; yud. 10 and 20 are Yud and Reish. Last is 12; lamed and final mem.

6+10+12=28 (Tv = 22+8). 6+12+18+24+10+20=90 (final tzaddik = 90). Tav and final tzaddik are regarded as the last letters in the alphabet.

See #42

 

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Tav vav reish hei #103 8 simple patterns to the number of letters in the standard Torah.

“304,805” letters in the Torah. 3+0+4=7, the first hexagon number. 8+0+5=13, the first Star of David number. 3+0+4+8+0+5 = 20, the second letter of the Torah and a tetrahedron number. “34” is beit spelled out in simple gematria. “85” is one less than “86” which spells God in full gematria (8+5=13, a simple abbreviation of God A+L). 3*4=12 and 8*5=40 and 412 is the spelling of beit in full gematria. Lastly, 34+85=119, the first word in full gematria backwards starting with R.

 

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One day ahead of schedule:

Beit zayin zayin beit #188 A simple palindrome is 27011072. When in doubt I take the square root. It shows 2701 again. Mine B only non-geometric.

√27011072 = 5197.217717202157002. 519 is an odd spread. Then we have 15 digits of “2701” excluding one “5.” There are 3 0s, 3 1s, 4 2s and 4 7s. Well spread out.

2701 is the full count of the first verse and considered very important.

 

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Chet reish #202 Mine. R only. Non-geometric. Pi convergence series with 20 digits barely with in 1/20th of pi.

I wanted 20 terms of 4-4/3+4/5-4/7+4/9… which converges to pi.

4-4/3+4/5-4/7+4/9-4/11+4/13-4/15+4/17-4/19+4/21-4/23+4/25-4/27+4/29-4/31+4/33-4/35+4/37-4/39 = 3.09162380666. π-3.09162380666 = 0.04996, which is barely with 1/20th of pi. 20 is R, the second letter of the Torah that Joseph Smith said it started with.

 

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The area: 1/9+2+9+80+4+22 = 117 and 1/9 so we will ignore the extra piece sticking out. The line has two pieces, √(18^2+1^2), and √(2^2+4^2). They add to 22.499892332319. This rounds down to 22 about as barely as possible (it’s an irrational number). Suggesting the line is full. Then 2332 is the year the second end of the earth comes. 6093 in the Hebrew calendar is 2332 in ours, and it’s a palindrome. Then 319 is 913 the other way (913 is the first word B+R+A+S+I+T=2+200+1+300+10+400), ending the pattern with a twist. These three numbers suggests that the line is full.

Why the line more full than the area? The area can only be an integer or involve a fraction. The line is irrational. They both represent the fulness the word can make. Anyway, from the beginning everything was full.

Also, the perimeter of the rectangles put together is 116, 611 in reverse which spells Torah (T+V+R+H=400+6+200+5 in full gematria).
116 and 117 and 1/9th are very close and measure two different things. So I said, what if the area was strictly over the rectangles and the area was 117. 117/116 = 1.0086 and 86= God (A+L+H+I+M=86 in full gematria). 116/117 = 0.991452, repeating after the first 9. So 145 is Israel backwards (I+S+R+A+L=10+300+200+1+30=541). The other number is “2991.” 2991-270-20=2701 (so we keep the 1). (2701 is the full gematria of the first verse)

 

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I thought I'd do one today because of my schedule tomorrow:

beit#11 If we look at the first letter in the verse, then add 2 and go to the third, then add 4 and go to the 7th, we look at 1,3,7,15,31,the letters are B-A-B-A-A. Very small; some patterns are very precise and can be recognized as such.

 

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Aleph vav final tzaddik #119 Egyptian fractions. Suggests fractions work perfectly or at least to an extent. Mine. B or R.

The calculator doesn’t work with a unit fraction (reduces to 1/x) because it gives back that fraction, but with 2 for instance the first non-unit fraction. The first with the first letter in the first verse is 2 is 2/21. 2/21 is 1/11 + 1/231. Notice that all the digits are 1,2 and 3 and that we have 1s then count to 3 and go back. With 20/21, it is ½+1/3+1/9+1/126 and 2+3+9+126 = 140 =2*70*1, See index -2701 (see #117 and #126). With 20 and 22, we close the word with 20/22 = ½ + 1/3 + 1/14 + 1/231. Similar to 2/21, all the digits are 1,2,3 and 4 and 4 is in the middle while 2,3 and 1 repeat on either side.

I also did 913/2701, the full gematria of the first word divided by the full gematria of the first verse, and got 1/3 + 1/214 + 1/59795 + 1/7975926261 + 1/275666732115964980930. It starts with 1,2,3,4 and 5 and “214” is “412” backwards, the first letter in full gematria spelled out relating the letter, word and verse. Then we have all odds in a palindrome. Next 5 more odds, but then it’s not perfect.

These are not Torah patterns but I was intrigued by Egyptian fractions and wanted to explore further. I tried a/b, where a and b are integers from 1 to 10. 3/7 had the smallest fraction, 1/231, and it was 1/3+1/11+231 all digits 1 to 3. 37 is a Star of David number. (1/3 and 7/3 won’t work). Then I tried all the Star of David numbers divided by their next one. We didn’t get a very small number until 541/661 and 541 is Israel in full gematria (I+S+R+A+L=10+300+200+1+30). 541/661 has a 13-digit denominator, the most before it being 7 digits (7 and 13 also making Stars of David 13, 37 and 73).

See Unit fraction – Wikipedia . See Egyptian fraction – Wikipedia .

 

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Chet aleph #80 B or R. Mine.

another circle question, how much a smaller circle can fit outside another one in a square

So that ratio is about 0.107278779. This has {2,7,0,1}, where 2701 is the sum of the first verse in full gematria. “2701” is even backwards at the start. See index. We draw a line down from the small circle center. We figure out the angle with a 21-19 triangle. We figure out the angle of the small curve. Then we can find the area of the arc with the big center and that angle. Next ,we make a quadrilateral of 20,20 and the small lengths connected to the arc. The small lengths are calculated by 19 minus the length from the small circle’s center to the horizontal 20 side. We subtract the arc area from the quadrilateral area (add two triangles) and that is the shaded region. Then careful, divide by 19^2 because the circles need to fit and the centers just have to be in the top right. If we were looking at one quadrant, we would divide by 18^2 instead and get 0.119, which is the first word without the B backwards (appropriate since these two circles are 20 and 1). It suggests the first word represents one fourth of the first verse. See Ford circle – Wikipedia

214 is the first letter spelled out in full gematria backwards (B+I+T=2+10+400=412). If the square has side 2, 2*2-π is the shaded portion, and we divide it by the total area 4.