Pythagorean Triangle, or The Science of Numbers

The book by George Oliver "Pythagorean Triangle, or The Science of Numbers," presented for the attention of our readers, is dedicated to the numerology of the Freemasons, who managed to develop this ancient art, in which symbols, rituals, and myths of a cosmogonic order hold immense sacred significance. Until the end, the deep meaning of these special signs and symbols could only be understood by those initiated into secret mysteries. The Freemasons had their own grammar, their own arithmetic, their own geometry. For example, the Masonic numbers that will be discussed in this book are a kind of secret codes of secret societies and have been considered portals for communication with higher dimensions since time immemorial, as well as pillars of mystical self-realization for adepts who possessed not only extensive metaphysical knowledge but also a powerful will, allowing them, by subjugating space and time, to make events in the surrounding world flow in the desired direction for the triumph of Spirit on earth: “Thus, having taken up the study of this science from the earliest period of its existence, we must prepare for encounters with many changes that periodically occurred as a result of improvements and discoveries in the liberal arts, as well as the improvement of morals and customs as science developed from ignorance to erudition, progressing from a relatively ‘savage’ state to its current brilliant state of refinement and high moral culture.”