THE PYTHAGOREAN ARITHMOSOPHY
This book was published for the first tune in 1977 (three editions). The date of its edition gives us the following: 1+9+7=24=2+4=6. It is N. Margioris sixth book and the result of its edition year is also the number six. According Divine Pythagoras, the number six is the number of the Trinity, the refolding being the positive and negative connection of the couples. They are the plus and the minus for each triadic development, the yang and yin, they are the polarizations of the thesises and of the antithesises. The wisdom of the numbers with their substantial distinctions in even and odd,. represents the eternal Unit., in the drawings of the multiplicity. In its holy branchings, of the numbers wisdom, the saercher of the numbers finds the essence itself, that separated in the natural coating., in its external form only, gives the impression that it is divided in infinite amounts, while in the esoteric reality it remains integral and complete. With the assistance of the Pythagirean Arithmosophy, we are initiated in Theology, in the arithmetic scale, to the ascension on the spiritual area, tha the searched, true spiritual Theology develops.. By the mathematical reasonableness, the hyperintellectual ideology of conceiving the other -however invisible world - is perceptible. It teaches the Truth and it manages to introduce us in the substantial truth of the Numbers. Enjoy reading the Pythagorean thoughts for the Beyond.
THE PYTHAGOREAN ARITHMOSOPHY
MASCULINE FEMININE NEGATIVE
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1 Wheel POSITIVE Wheel 1
2 DYNAMISM 2
3 GOOD BAD 3
4 BLUE RELATIVE RED 4
5 TENDENCIES 5
6 MASCULINE 6
7 FEMININE 7
8 NEGATIVE 8
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POSITIVE
DYNAMISM
ATHENS 1987
CONTENTS |
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OF THE FIRST AND OF THE SECOND EDITION |
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Dedication | .page5 |
Request | .page6 |
Omakoeio or Omakoio | .page7 |
Preface of the First Edition | .page9 |
Preface of the Second Edition | .page13 |
Introduction | .page21 |
FIRST CHAPTER |
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Numbers - Symbol the Esoteric powers concrete expression, having the Laws as accessories to the project | .page24 |
SECOND CHAPTER |
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Representative depiction of the Esoteric powers with numbers as we know the or as the ancient civilizations described them | .page42 |
THIRD CHAPTER |
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Order from Chaos | .page54 |
FOURTH CHAPTER |
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Even and Odd numbers, negative and positive relations | .page70 |
FIFTH CHAPTER |
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Time and its seven wheels | .page89 |
SIXTH CHAPTER |
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Occult systems of Arithmosophy, Heptadic, Enneadic, Dodecadic, desymbolized | .page112 |
SEVENTH CHAPTER |
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The six days of Creation and the seventh day of the reposeof the Divine Mind (6+1=7. 4+3=7) | |
Details for the Heptadic and the Enneadic systems | .page139 |
EIGHTH CHAPTER |
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Pythagorean Mysticism | .page171 |
Epilogue of the A' edition | .page191 |
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COMPLEMENTARY AND EXPLANATORY CHAPTERS - B' EDITION |
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1. The Pythagorean Theory of the numbers | .page197 |
2. Relations of Substance-Spiritenergirsm and of symbols-numbers in the forms world. | 208 - 271 |
3. The Substance-Unit is the beginning and the end of every Omnicreation expression | .page218 |
4. Tetractys is the conceptual organ of the automatic record of the vibrations-actions everywhere in the world | .page225 |
5. Wisdom is the knowledge of truth | .page232 |
6. Pythagora's Mind | .page237 |
7. The great theorem that is equalized with truth. Zero plus infinite equals Unit | .page244 |
8. The Pythagorean spirit | .page253 |
9. Pythagorean, the great myst | .page258 |
Epilogue of the B' edition | .page265 |