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under the architrave in the outline drawing on page 24 above (reproduced from page 105
in Schwaller's The Egyptian Miracle). Unfortunately, the plinth is not visible in either
Lamy's drawing of the pylon scene or the photo of the surviving pylon. The actual ratio
of the doorway space is the fractal Senet ratio of 3:1, and the ratio of the architrave lintel
tableau is the complete Senet Board ratio of 10:3. These are the traditional Senet Oracle
Board ratios, unchanged throughout Egyptian history. I looked at many Egyptian portals
and none were slimmer than 3:1. Many were wider.
However, Schwaller is right about the triangle graphic containing the meter, the royal
cubit, pi, phi, and pentagonal geometry. We also found the Senet Oracle Board hidden in
it, down in the lower left-hand corner. Recall that from the triangle tableau .5236 meter
(52.36 cm) equals 1 royal cubit. The tableau is 2.5 meters high, and has an extra amount
extending to the top of the Heaven glyph that comes to 2.618 meters. That is φ² m. It is
also 5 royal Egyptian cubits (5x.5236 = 2.618). The earliest surviving cubit ruler is from
the time of Khufu, builder of the Great Pyramid at Giza and has the length 523.75±.25
mm, which puts it in range for 523.6 mm or 10(√5 +3) cm. The Egyptian cubit is about
1.718 ft compared to 1 ft.
In this last drawing we see pentagons inscribed in a circle with its center at the hidden
phallus of Ptah-Asar (Osiris). The vertical diameter (e) passes up through the umbilicus
and the ear. The horizontal diameter of the circle, equator (a), extends and passes
through the genitals of the three male figures. The main pentagon's top side is parallel to
the tableau's rectangle and tangent to the top of Ptah-Asar's head. A rectangle is formed
by dropping vertical lines from the upper tangent of the main pentagon. Two parallel
lines are formed. Latitude (b) proceeds from the mouth of the little Maat statue, through
the loop of the Ankh scepter that she holds, through the mouths of Ptah-Asar and the
erect serpent and into the ear of the reclining pharaoh as if they are teaching him the
secrets of life. The lower parallel line is defined by the tips of the fingers on the small
standing statue of Maat. Another parallel line forms the complement to the upper
pentagon tangent down near the bottom of the circle. The background pentagon is
defined by the vertical axis (f) that runs through the small standing statue of Maat.