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Every type of these pyramids has its unique cell distribution
in its rows or layers, and every cell has its unique number that
is loaded with its specific price value. We have to know price
increment value to multiply it by cell number to calculate the
cell value. If we draw plan pictures of the pyramid cones as if
we are looking to it from the top, we will get all the next types of
charts. Some of these charts, like Square of Nine, Hexagon, and
Circle of 24, were used by W.D. Gann, and the rest were deduced
based on the main concept of charting structure. W.D. Gann
didn`t mention the logic behind the structure of his Square of
Nine and its interaction with human psychology, but surely his
methodology was a reflection to price rotation around conic
geometrics because W.D. Gann mentioned in one of his books The
Tunnel Thru the Air this sentence: “In making my predictions I
use geometry and mathematics just as an astronomer, based on
immutable laws.” 4 Also, this point of view was confirmed later
by Mr. Daniel Ferrera. Daniel Ferrera in his new course The Gann
Pyramid: Square Of Nine Essentials beautifully describes the
various functions of the Square of Nine as a mathematical and
astronomical calculator. He also points out that the Square of Nine
is not to be perceived in only its two-dimensional perspective
but as a pyramid spiraling from the center around and down to
the outer ring at the base of the pyramid. This ties in nicely with
our understanding of natural growth and its relationship to the
extension of the universal vital principle called “Brahma” through
the lotus temple or market. Manifest form projects itself into
the three dimensions of space and time in the form of a threedimensional
conic, not a two-dimensional spiral. Therefore we
should perceive the growth of our form taking on extension in the
Z-plane forming a vortex, whirlpool, or conic spiral as it rotates
through the mathematical grid of planetary and stellar influences.
India is not the only ancient civilization to have possessed this
subtle wisdom. Again, in Ancient Egypt we find the same design
built into the ground plan of the Great Pyramid. 5
Types of Pyramid Charts
Circle of 24
Figure 3. Circle of 24 Chart
Formula of moving around circle of 24.
To increase starting cell no. by a complete one rotation =
(cell no.+24) * increment
To decrease starting cell no. by a complete one rotation =
(cell no.-24) * Increment
For example, to add one complete rotation from cell number 79 =
(79+24)*1 = 103
Square of Four
Figure 4. Square of Four Chart
In this type, the top layer zero consists of four cells, and the
next layer consists of 12 cells, ending with cell no. 16 and so
on.No. of cells in layer = (layer no. +1) * 4
Formula of moving around square of 4
To increase starting cell no. by a complete one rotation ≈
(Square root (Cell no.* Increment) + 1.999) ^2
To decrease starting cell no. by a complete one rotation ≈
(Square root(Cell no.* Increment )-1.999) ^2
For example, to add one complete rotation from cell number 79 ≈
((square root(79*1)+1.999)^2 ≈ 118.53
Square of Nine
Figure 5. Square of Nine
In this type, every row or layer is divided into 24 cells, which
means that every part is 15 degrees cell numbering is rotating
counter-clockwise and spacing between each row is constant =
24 cells (e.g., 25-1=24 and 49-25=24degrees is starting from the
right at watch 3 counter-clockwise).
In this type, the top layer zero consists of only one cell, and
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