The Crown Diamond and Eight Points

 

 

   

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The eight-point star is a dynamic belonging to a focus common to the stars of the churches of Ephesus, Philadelphia, and Laodicea, as also to a repositioned focus at Thyatira.

 

Octagonal representations are commonly used in the construction of mandalas for use in meditation, particularly in Buddhism. Note how precisely this eight-point star aligns with the cubit of the vertical Adam Kadmons in the Crown Diamond display.

 

By connecting the eight points in the above manner, congruent squares are juxtapositioned in an akimbo manner, suggestive of the orientation of practitioners of Hatha yoga. The square is present in the mishkan, also.

     
 

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