You’ll be dead by then

Gematria was developed by Hebrew mystics, practitioners of Kabbalah. The free masons used a similar methodology to communicate messages through architecture. Mosques, other religious buildings, and significant sites also use sacred geometry. Le Corbusier used the golden ratio extensively in his designs, most notably the United Nations building. Other examples like Parthenon in Greece, Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, the Kaaba in Mecca 🕋 the great Pyramids of Giza, Hanging Gardens of Babylon

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An example of artwork that made use of these concepts was the Vitruvian Man by Leonardo da Vinci. Leonardo da Vinci's drawing of a male figure perfectly inscribed in a circle and square, illustrates what he believed to be a divine connection between the human form and the universe. The circle being a representation of the infinite metaphysical and the square being a representation of the physical realm. Given that a circle has no beginning and no end, while the square represents the laws of nature that exist in the physical realm, and how those laws give us a sense of predictability and security. There is no escape from the four corners of the square holding our reality in place. Space, matter, and time being unified foundations to the physical realm.

Who wins super bowl

Will respond with my final answer on the 30th but I’m pretty certain it’s Tampa Bay

Yes.

But did you do acid? Maybe shrooms?

Nope I stick to the herb 🌿

And you’re saying sports are scripted after this?

Obviously Timmy brady.

I'm presenting multiple proofs of numerology being significant. Biblical numerology presents symbolic values as well; 1 wholeness/unity 2 associated with valid testimony 3 perfection/holiness 4 signifying totality/creation 6 imperfection/evil 7 totality of perfection/completeness 8 new life/ressurection 10 totality/base 10 numerical system 12 lunar months/governmental perfection/people of God