Egyptian Harmony: The Visual Music

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Tehuti Research Foundation, 2000 - 191 síður
Egypt's Masonic symphony in art and architecture. Read about: How the Egyptians designed their buildings to generate cosmic energy; Sacred geometry as applied in all aspects of ancient Egyptian works; The underlying metaphysical patterns of physical forms in nature, hieroglyphs etc; Kepler's revival of Egyptian knowledge, and his joy in discovering it; Geometrical and musical patterns, as reflected in ancient Egyptian building design; The enharmonic scale of ancient Egypt; Seshat, patron of enumeration and building.
 

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Preface
10
Standards Terminology
12
Map
13
1 For Your EyesEars Only
15
2 Maat The Queen of Harmony
24
3 Ra The One Joined Together
37
4 Tehuti The Divine Deliverance
45
5 Seshat The Enumerator
51
10 Harmonic Proportion of Human Figuration
100
11 Seshat The Builder
108
12 Temple The Divine Energy Generator
122
13 Harmonic Analysis of Ancient Egyptian Works
135
Glossary General
167
Glossary Musical
170
Selected Bibliography
172
Sources and Notes
175

6 The Two Parts Setting the Tone
66
7 The Generative Square Roots
72
8 Triangles The Building Blocks
85
9 The Hieroglyphic Mysticism
92
Index
182
About TRF Books
189
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Síða 19 - Now, eighteen months after the first light, three months after the true day, but a very few days after the pure Sun of that most wonderful study began to shine, nothing restrains me: it is my pleasure to yield to the inspired frenzy, it is my pleasure to taunt mortal men with the candid acknowledgment that I am stealing the golden vessels of the Egyptians to build a tabernacle to my God from them, far, far away from the boundaries of Egypt.
Síða 23 - But the wiser of the priests call not only the Nile Osiris and the sea Typhon, but they simply give the name of Osiris to the whole source and faculty creative of moisture,' believing this to be the cause of generation and the substance of life-producing seed ; and the name of Typhon they give to all that is dry, fiery, and arid/ in general, and antagonistic to moisture. Therefore, because they believe that he was personally of a reddish sallow colour," they are not eager to meet men of such complexion,...
Síða 12 - Do you not know, Asclepius, that Egypt is an image of heaven, or, to speak more exactly, in Egypt all the operations of the powers which rule and work in heaven have been transferred to earth below? Nay, it should rather be said that the whole Kosmos dwells in this our land as in its sanctuary.

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