D&M pyramid

A Reuleaux pyramid(L, C) and the D&M pyramid on Mars. Image credit: Haas et al.¹

Meaning of Geometric Shapes

L to R. Top: a. circle/sphere, b. triangle/pyramid, c. square/cube, d. rectangle/cuboid. Bot: a. circle/torus, b. circle/triangle/cone, c. circle/rectangle/cylinder, d. sculpture (Pharaoh).

Since antiquity humans and ET humanoids (judging by the constructions on Mars) have used geometric diagrams to visually express universal truths. These symbols can be used to induce certain mental states and encourage the spirit to move forward along its path of evolution.² Noted below are the meanings of basic shapes according to A Dictionary of Symbols,² one of the best-known references of its kind. The Dictionary compiles information on hundreds of symbols and their meanings from a wide variety of sources. In brackets after the shape names below are the numerical values of the shapes.

Circle (1). Heaven, oneness, wholeness, cosmos, the All, eternal order, eternity, continuity, cyclic processes, stability, the sun. The wheel is a common symbol of this Centre and the cycle of transformations. The number one (the Creator, Centre, unity) never corresponds to the manifest world or spatial reality. As is explained below in Meaning of Numbers, the circle can also be associated with the number twelve.²

Triangle (3). Fire (agent of destruction and regeneration), communication between the material world and heaven. The number three denotes spirit and spiritual synthesis, e.g. in the cosmic tree of Odinism the nine worlds are on three basic levels of consciousness.²

Square (4). The earth, material world, longing for power and domination, things quaternary, e.g. the four elements, seasons, stages of Man’s life, points of the compass. The square, or where necessary the rectangle, is the shape most frequently used by man, e.g. for a house, room, table, bed. It corresponds to the cross formed by the four cardinal points (north, south, east, west).²

Cross (4). The cosmic tree (called Yggdrasil in Odinism), spiritual ascension, conjunction of opposites (positive – negative, superior – inferior, life – death). There are many different forms of cross, including those in a Y-shape or T-shape. A cross formed by the four cardinal points has the same quaternary meanings as a square.²

Shape combinations in a diagram

The superior (or principal) elements are always those nearest the centre of a geometric diagram.
A round empty space in the centre of a diagram represents unity, the realm that is beyond space and time.
A circle around a square denotes unity of the contradictions and irregularities (angles and sides) of the material world.
A triangle (with apex uppermost) between a square and a circle symbolizes the relationship (represented by the triangle) between earth and heaven.
Although the geometric symbol of the earth is a square (or cube) and the symbol of heaven is a circle (or sphere), sometimes an outer circle is used to denote the earth (outer world) while an inner circle represents heaven (inner world).
Further to the above, it follows that as One refers to the Creator, outer circles would refer to the multiplicity of material phenomena.²

Shapes with bulk

The meanings of two- and three-dimensional shapes overlap, e.g. the sphere (circle) is associated with heaven, the pyramid (triangles) with communication between the material world and heaven, and the cube (square) with earth. Beyond these shared meanings, three-dimensional shapes combine the meanings of their constituent shapes.²

Hemisphere and Mound

In Egyptian hieroglyphics the symbol for a hemisphere (a semicircle with the diameter as the base) refers to the sun’s orbit. It symbolizes the Origin counterbalanced by the End or birth counterbalanced by death. Similarly, in its combination of a semicircle with a circular base (cyclic processes, transformation), in Egyptian hieroglyphics the symbol for a mound of earth (a rectangle with two sides incomplete) represents the intermediate stages of matter.²

Pyramid

The pyramid is a profound architectural symbol that indicates totality (tending toward Oneness).²

It is a synthesis of different forms, each with its own significance. It combines the shape of its base (usually square, i.e. representing the earth) with triangles (representing communication between the material world and heaven). In a quadrangular pyramid, each face of the pyramid corresponds to one of the cardinal points and the summit (apex) represents the centre. The apex is the starting-point and finishing-point of all things —the mystic Centre.²

Cone, cylinder and other geometric shapes with bulk

As with the above-mentioned three-dimensional shapes, these shapes derive their meaning from the shapes of which they are made. For example, the cone signifies psychic Oneness by combining the meanings of the circle and triangle, and the cylinder (tower, pipe / tubular structures) indicates unity of the material and spiritual worlds by combining the meanings of the circle and square / rectangle.²

Sculpture

Chronology of sculpture on Earth:³

230,000 BC. Primitive stone effigies.
35,000 BC. Sculpture proper — carvings of animals, birds, and therianthropic figures.
10,000 BC. Free-standing sculpture.
4,000 BC. Free-standing sculpture and bronze statuettes.
3,000 BC. Spectacular sculpture associated with Egyptian pyramid architecture (3,000 BC onward), e.g. divine statues, colossal figures guarding the pylons, and long avenues of sphinxes. The art and architecture of Ancient Egypt reflected Egyptians’ belief that life in this world is followed by eternal afterlife.

Meaning of Numbers

It is suggested that after the numbers three (triangle) and four (square), the next most important numbers are seven (their sum) and twelve (their multiplication).²

Matching formations on Mars (L) and Earth (R). Image credit: S. Onstott.⁴

Seven

Seven is shown graphically by joining the triangle and the square. The triangle is either superimposed upon or inscribed within the square. The significance of this number is shown by examples such as the seven colours of a rainbow, days of the week, notes of the diatonic musical scale, seas, planets, directions of space, deadly sins.

Further to the above image, the number seven also occurs in the beautiful correspondence between structures made by human/oids on Mars (Cydonia) and Earth (Avebury, England). These structures have the same shapes (circles, mounds, triangles), the same spatial relationships, and the same angles (19.47 degrees). This coincidence cannot have occurred by chance. It indicates that human/oids on Mars and Earth were involved with one another. Further, the ratio of the Cydonia : Avebury formation sizes is 7:1. Engineer and educator Andrew Johnson⁵ of CheckTheEvidence⁶ discusses this subject in detail.

Tholus (L) and Silbury Hill. Tholus image credit: A. Johnson⁵

The large mound that is part of the formation in Cydonia is called the Tholus. It is similar to Silbury Hill, which is part of the corresponding formation in England. On top of the Tholus are the outlines of a triangle joined to a square, similar to the diagram on top of Silbury Hill.

Note: (a) The triangle bases of the Tholus and Silbury Hill are implied; (b) There are other images of Silbury Hill online that show aspects of the square and triangle more clearly than this photo does; and (c) Silbury Hill is a prehistoric human/oid-made mound that was completed 4,300 years ago, its shape has deteriorated, we need to look carefully to see the triangle + square diagram.

The meaning of the Tholus and Silbury Hill diagrams is equivalent to that of the quadrangular pyramid as the pyramid also combines the square (base) and triangle (triangular sides). Specifically, the diagrams on the Tholus and Silbury Hill represent (a) the number 7 in their combinations of the triangle (no. 3, spirit) and square (no. 4, material world), (b) communication between the material world and heaven (this meaning is reinforced by the contact between the triangle apex and the circular mound), (c) Oneness (the diagrams occur within circular mounds), and (d) Universal Oneness in view of the correspondence between the Cydonia and Avebury formations. Universal Oneness would be further emphasized by the likely correspondence between these formations and similar formations built by the ETs on other planets in our universe.

Signs of the Zodiac

Twelve

As the symbolism of a dodecagon (a polygon with 12 sides and 12 angles) is practically identical to that of a circle, the number twelve is associated with the circle (cosmic order). Therefore systems or patterns based upon the circle or the cycle tend to have twelve as the end-limit, e.g. the twelve signs of the zodiac, hours on the clock-face, months of the year, major gods of many mythologies (including Odinism, in which there are twelve principal gods). Such examples evidence an order founded upon patterns of twelve.²

On Mars we see examples of the circle (associated with the number twelve) and square (4) x triangle (3) combinations in ET structures. This is consistent with ETs’ science, which is based on twelve dimensions of reality (this is discussed below in relation to Wilbert Smith).

Analysis of two pyramids

A Reuleaux pyramid(L, C) and the D&M pyramid on Mars. Image credit: Haas et al.¹

As examples of ET pyramid symbolism, we can consider the Reuleaux and D&M pyramids.

Reuleaux pyramid

This Reuleaux pyramid is in the Candor Chasma region of Mars.¹ As the illustration shows, the ETs incorporated three circles in the design of its base to create the most powerful symbol of the Divine — a Triunity (also called Trinity) of Triunities in the three lines of the Y-shaped cross, the three faces, and the three circles.

This five-sided pyramid is in the Cydonia region. At its apex there are two 90 degree angles and three 60 degree angles.¹

Symbolism of the D&M pyramid

Odd numbers and their geometric forms (e.g. three, five, triangle or pentagon) indicate dynamism. In contrast, even numbers and their forms (e.g. four, six, eight, square, hexagon, octagon) indicate stability, firmness, definition.²
The number five corresponds to the five Elements (four material Elements + spirit or quintessence).²
The number five denotes love, health and humanity.²
The number five is analogous with the human figure (four extremities + head).²
The pyramid looks like a stick man with legs apart and raised arms.

This pentagon (5 sides) pyramid symbolizes a dynamic (interactive, aware / active) relationship with our Creator (all pyramids are about material world – heaven communication) in all things (the five Elements) for the purposes of love, health and humanity.

References

Haas G.J., Saunders, W.R., Miller, J.S. et al. Three-Sided Pyramidal Formation in the Western Region of Candor Chasma, J Space Explor. 2017; 6 (3): 133.
Cirlot, Juan E. (1962, extensively revised in 1971). A dictionary of symbols.
Encyclopedia of Art. Sculpture History.
Onstott, Scott (date?). Sacred geometry in plain sight.
Johnson, Andrew (2018). Secrets in the Solar System: Gatekeepers on Earth. Andrew Johnson discusses this book with Richard Hall in this video on RichPlanet TV.
Johnson, Andrew. CheckTheEvidence.

Family from afar