In order to more fully appreciate this construct, it is helpful to read my book on the angel "Metatron and the Sapphire Stone," which details many things that have not been presented in this blog. The book is available from the Apple Book Store via the Books app on any iPad, iPhone or Mac OS computer. You may download it free, either in English or Hebrew, in the 51 countries where it is currently available (it is not yet available in the Israel store).
The forward to that book states:
“The geometry of the Sapphire Stone and its very specific measurements, are the mathematic common denominator between the imperial and metric systems of measurement. Its mathematic properties are the original fundamental constant from which all others are derived. It is the calculus that gives rise to the fine structure constant and the speed of light through a true vacuum. When Moses the lawgiver brought down the commandments on the two halves of this stone, he not only provided us with God’s laws for man, he also provided us with the laws of physics that govern the universe. Both categories of law are deeply embedded in the unique measurements of this stone’s geometric properties. None of this should be surprising since the 216 letters of God’s Explicit Name are also hidden, numerically, just beneath the surface of these metrics. He is the great and powerful Author of Creation!”— David Ben Avraham
More specifically, that common denominator is 𝜋. The SaPphiRe SPheRe defined by the 6 faces measures 1𝜋 Cubits in circumference. The total measure of all six faces (each being 𝜋/6 meters) is thus 𝜋/6(x6) or simply 1𝜋 Meters. Hence, the common denominator between imperial and metric is 𝜋 (3.14159 to infinity).
This common denominator (𝜋) is established within the geometry of this one unique "stone."
It is the ratio that holds together the fabric of the universe, as demonstrated by the various formulae of the fundamental constants that govern physics (all fundamental constants ultimately being reliant on this ratio.
It is important to remember at this point that the measurements defined by the "sapphire stone" are themselves a function of the 216 letters in God's Explicit Name (6x6x6) or its 42 letter counterpart (6x7) as explained in the book on Metatron and the Stone; and also the post of the "42 Letters in Sapphire") listed to the right.
In this post I would like to clarify a few things and provide some further examples.
If you've read the post on how the letters of God's Name define the speed of light (in the measurement of the luchot) or the equivalent pages in my book, then you know that this statement pertains to the speed of light through a true vacuum. The speed of light is currently cited as 186,000 miles per second. The speed of light is generally "rounded" down from its measured speed through the (false) vacuum of space which is actually 186,282 miles per second. There are various forces in the vacuum of space that act upon it to slow it down ever so slightly, from what the speed would be through a true vacuum. I have suggested that the absolute speed of light at the time of creation (before "space" was created) or what we call Or Ganuz, was a "smidgen" faster and that can be derived from the measure of the stone. The volume of the cube (twice) squared gives us a clue as to what the absolute speed of light would be through a true vacuum. That would make it 186,624 miles per second. Why does it equate to the volume of the stone twice-squared? Because the sapphire stone was brought down twice over a period of "time" (the 4th dimension on which space is dependent).
Is this pattern found elsewhere in the fundamental constants? Yes!
Consider for example, that the sapphire stone has six faces and that each face measures 1/6 of 𝜋 in meters. If you reduced the stone's three-dimensional (system of) geometry to its primordial two-dimensional form, you would see a simple square with 4 sides measuring 𝜋/6. So the measure of the stone can also be expressed as 4 sides measuring 𝜋/6 or simply 4𝜋/6. Of course, once again, those stones were brought down twice. So if you combined them, you could also express them as 4𝜋 (twice) or 8𝜋/6).
Where have we seen this before?
In Einstein's field equation for general relativity (shown below) notice that a key aspect of the formulae is expressed as 8𝜋G divided by the speed of light (c) to the 4th power:
If the speed of light derived from the volume of the sapphire [foundation] stone is 6 cubed (twice) squared (6x6x6 + 6x6x6) squared then the numbers and their formulae are essentially the same as that of the stone 8𝜋/6 although the speed has been "corrected" (ever-so-slightly) to reflect the speed of light in terms of Or Ganuz. Notice the unusual connection between the formulae and the measure of the sapphire stone. For all intents and purposes they are identical.
Why 8𝜋? The stones (4𝜋) were brought down twice.
Why is it divided 6? The speed of light (c-squared) 6-cubed (twice) squared (twice) or (6x6x6 + 6x6x6) to the 4th power. Why do we see the speed of light here squared twice? Each of the two stones were divided twice, and so ultimately it was 4 stones brought down (two tablets brought down twice!
We see the primordial measure of the stone in two dimensions (is 4𝜋) in other constants and formulae as well.
Johannes Keplar's third Law of Planetary Motion incorporates 4𝜋:
We see this also in the magnetic permeability of free space:
Not only is 4𝜋 a function of the magnetic permeability of free space but so is 10 to the minus 7th power. You may remember that half the volume of the stone (one of the tablets was 108 cubic handbreadths) and that the spped of light (in metric can be expressed as 108 time 10 to the 7th power. All of these formulae and the fundamental constants are connected to the measure of the stone, both in imperial units (like miles) and metric units like meters (the stone being the common denominator between the two classic systems.
there is no uncertainty of the definition because the standard was reversed, the meter was redefined in terms of the speed of light in a vacuum as opposed to the speed of light begin defined relative to a meter. c, the constant is the standard so is by definition exact. If c is more accurately measured in the future, the accepted length of a meter will be what changes, not he number used for c.
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