... par for the course. Symbols are symbols. They only ever symbolise the true nature of the observer. We are each 'multifaceted, so we project a categorising nature, to first see our reflection. This is what Pythagoras was all about. Of course the symbols are also useful to calculate the validity of those reflections. We look at the universe, and see ourselves. The only difference is the space between the atoms, and we all know ...

...), or sex (no mate), or knowledge (nothing greater-than to help). This is so simple, it 'boggles' the mind. Each individual, to discover self, goes through a proces of elimination, by projection. This is what Pythagoras was trying to communicate in his 'time'. We are each multi fasceted, and we see first create what we see, befor we see what we create. We each 'project' number, because of the need for delusional representation. ...

..., no such thing as past lives. -------- You can say this, but you don't really know do you? There is no way to know this for sure. The amount of time people try to prove a negative is amazing, considering Pythagoras mentioned it a few thousand years ago. Of course it is all part of the course ;-) we are no different than plants, insects. born, live, die. that's it. -------- Actually, we are very different from plants...

...> <bigflet...@gmail.com> wrote in message 22/7 = 3.1428571428571428571428571428571 A veritable nightmare for the mystics and numerologists. This demontrates how little you read of the site . Pythagoras was a mystic frst. Hard to swallow for the followers in denial. -------------------------------------------- What followers? What does Mr P's belief system have to do with the difference between Pi and 22/7?...

......@gmail.com> wrote in message 22/7 = 3.1428571428571428571428571428571 A veritable nightmare for the mystics and numerologists. This demontrates how little you read of the site . Pythagoras was a mystic frst. Hard to swallow for the followers in denial. -------------------------------------------- What followers? What does Mr P's belief system have to do with the difference between Pi and ...

...> <bigflet...@gmail.com> wrote in message 22/7 = 3.1428571428571428571428571428571 A veritable nightmare for the mystics and numerologists. This demontrates how little you read of the site . Pythagoras was a mystic frst. Hard to swallow for the followers in denial. -------------------------------------------- What followers? What does Mr P's belief system have to do with the difference between Pi and 22/7?...

... for you: Pi = 3.1415926535897932384626433832795... 22/7 = 3.1428571428571428571428571428571 A veritable nightmare for the mystics and numerologists. This demontrates how little you read of the site . Pythagoras was a mystic frst. Hard to swallow for the followers in denial. -------------------------------------------- What followers? What does Mr P's belief system have to do with the difference between Pi and 22/7? ...

... for you: Pi = 3.1415926535897932384626433832795... 22/7 = 3.1428571428571428571428571428571 A  veritable nightmare for the mystics and numerologists. This demontrates how little you read of the site . Pythagoras was a mystic frst. Hard to swallow for the followers in denial. The mathematical symbology of Pi demonstrates the endless earch of the mental process, currently at the stage of spending squillions to smash ...

PS http://physicsinsights.net/pi_from_pythagoras-1.html This was interesting for sure ......... Finding ? from Pythagoras's Theorem On this page, we'll obtain a reasonably good value for ? using nothing more advanced than Pythagoras's theorem. The accuracy of the value we obtain will actually be limited by accumulated floating point errors -- the technique we'll use...

... 'Pi' in the sky in short order. Your numbers are  squarely in  gun sight. Release another mystic skeet! It is time for you to break free from the influences of magical Greeks (Pythagoras) and magnified  Liverpudlians (Beatles)! I remember years ago talking to a mathematician, who was really offended when I informed him of Pythagorean mystery schools. I was not surprised. He would also have thought that Bach just "tripped over...