Leonardo Da Vinci re-discovered the divine code. The secret number of creation 1.618. If the end is near, according to the 49 year period, of a single jubilee. From creation of the first adam, in the year 4802 b.c to the year 2009 a.d. Add the numbers ? 4802 + 2009= 6811 divide by 49 = We will be in the 139th jubilee in the year 2009.
This could very well be the sign that the 12th planet, Nibru is returning near earths orbit once again. It will have completed its 3,600 year oliptical orbit around the sun.

I don't see how you can use part of the Da Vinci code in with what the ancient summerians believed in. Each are different theories, although they are both interesting. The planet nibru supposedly comes within orbit of our earth every 3,600 years. Supposedly nibru was close to the earth at the time of the great flood. It is said that whenever the orbit of nibru comes closer to earth that the weather patterns change greatly. Which they have recently, but that could be the result of global warming. Interesting subject nonetheless.

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Sitchenite warning arooga arooga
these guys crack me up
they have no understanding of either sumerian history or astrophysics.
Also I'm sure they;ll be able to tell me why Nibiru (a babylonian name) is supposed to appear in a sumerian myth,
cart before the horse I'm afraid
The grand Negus isn't a crank but he is a very rich man. He makes a lot of money from gullible people.
You know last year he bought his second private jet.

I thought the number was 48?

It could be any number according to sitchin.
He revised his date of nibirus arrival twice.
Fist time he guessed back in the 70s and he was wrong so he revised it to coincide with his heart bypass which he didn't think he'd survive. When he did he revised it again and now says its due to return sometime in 2036. way after he will have died but not before he's been paid

No! 42

What do you think of the new movie essan ?
Think it can stand up against the effects created by the bbc radiophonics workshop (i.e. zaphods extra head)

The new movie will take getting used to I think - I loved the BBC TV series I actually like the idea of Ford being played by a black American though. And the new Zaphod looks like a Zaphod should look. Albeit with just the one head Not quite sure about Marvin yet.

If they've retained Adams' script it'll be a good film. I'm already looking forward to the DVD release - apparently the cinema release has had to have a lot of material cut out which, as with LotR, will be added back in for the DVD

lol i'll be watching the Kazaa version. I hear its cheaper in any event

Yes I have an understanding, I have read more than just Stichen's theory on the Sumerians, it all comes down to interpretation. But he was talking about Stichen's theory in here, therefore I posted about it.

so maybe you can tell me how a babylonin name caould be involved in a sumerian myth cos its got me puzzled ??

Don't knock bbc radiophonic workshop. They did the best they could on a tight budget.

Well, the theory here doesn't make any sense. Is there a real REASON for that number, or is it just something off the top of your head?

Although I don't know much about the "divine code," if it were a number or pattern, it would be 3. Everything in existance can eventually be reduced to 3 [Logically] and 1 [Illogically.] For example, I have a rainbow drawn on the paper. I can reduce the rainbow's colors [red blue green yellow purple orange] to 3 main parts of color [or abscence of it] which is dark, light, and neutral. Then, I can reduce these 3 parts to a whole, 1, which is color. If I add these two numbers together in a sequence, it gives me 1, 3, 13. This is a THREE number pattern, which can be reduced to ONE by simply calling it "pattern." These two numbers together form what seems to be a paradox, because reducing can continue on for infinity.

So, you're divine code is 1, 3, 13 -- or more fitting, simply 3.
According to your pattern, this is the end of the world:

4802 + 2009 = 6811 divided by 3 = 3:33 AM, March 3rd, 2270.

I'm confused, possibly
how did we get from The divine code, The secret number of creation. to the secret date for the end of the world.

ssssh! its a secret.

That'll be why nobody knows what it is then lol

I have absolutely no idea, I was just following the previous posters. Do you understand and agree about 3 and 1 though, how everything can be reduced into them?

Measure your height in inches. Measure your bell button to the floor. divide the two and you should be close to the code. 1.618.

It mentions this in the Da Vinci Code, supposedly you can find the divine code in everything, and no matter what it will always come back to 1.618.

Sure, after you divide, multiply, subtract, add, and square by certain numbers that exist only to get you to the divine cod. If I measured 2 inches, I would know it's not the divine code. But if the system says subtract .382 from your answer, then I guess it has to be the divine code!

Yep. Sorrt of like the 'explorer/egyptologist' who tried to 'prove' that the pyramids were made by/for aliens and were an eternal calender and prognosticator of future events. When his measurements didn't work out as planned, he developed the 'pyramid inch' to account for the discrepancies.

Another example of changing the proof to fit the theory.

Actually the divine code features in the Hitch Hikers Guide to The Galaxy, and it is something like 22. so sorry...

no no no its NOT 22.

Its 42.

Sorry guys its been done, you're just repeating the previous posts that you haven't read parrot fashion
and its not even monty python parrot fashion either
comedians
sigh
I'm bored
Here I am brain the size of a planet
lol

Well, actually, if we haven't read it, then technically, it cannot be parrot fashion. Now can it?

As to the topic of a 'Divine Code', I find the thought that God or some shadowy ancient organization has to hide all these marvelous revelations in some convoluted, arcane code to be slightly left of ludicrous.

I am more intrigued by the Bible Code...
Here is a Bible Code on the Da Vinci Code.

B Code on the D Code

When I was real young and stupid, I thought that Sitchen was right about everything... His ideas about Nibiru are dangerous. The 12th planet IS dangerous.

Planet X Bible Code

Planet X is Rahab

Skeptics, please don't spank me too hard!

damnit, im ashamed I said 22 instead of 42, at least I guessed a two though, and I never said I was sure! The new film looks interesting.

AncientMyste
are you seriously telling me that you're a reformed sitchenite,
thats a rare breed as far as i know and i've never dated one,
how about it

I believe Sitchen is right about the annunaki being extraterrestrial and that there is a undiscovered planet in our galaxy (possibly more). But he is gulible and takes the translated Sumarian texts at face value. He believes all the trash, that these so called gods are coming back to take mankind to the next level of enlightenment. That they are our creators. Too many people believe this garbage. We need to organize, prepare ourselves for what is to come. It's better to be on guard than to ignore what is happening and be caught totally defenseless. Ok, got it off my chest... Must calm down...Feel better now...

How bout it? Sound good to me. Pick me up tonight at Yahoo.com. We can go to a couple of chat rooms and have a few drinks. Stop by a cyber cafe for a cheeseburger. We could go to LaunchCast.com and listen to a couple bands....

the divine number is 0, you can divide zero into nothing and get the same answer every time!!!!

1.618
Langdon turned to face his sea of eager students. "Who can tell me what this number is?"

A long-legged math major in back raised his hand. "That's the number PHI." He pronounced it fee.

"Nice job, Stettner," Langdon said. "Everyone, meet PHI."
"Not to be confused with PI," Stettner added, grinning. "As we mathematicians like to
say: PHI is one H of a lot cooler than PI!"

Langdon laughed, but nobody else seemed to get the joke.
Stettner slumped.
"This number PHI," Langdon continued, "one-point-six-one-eight, is a very important number in art. Who can tell me why?"

Stettner tried to redeem himself. "Because it's so pretty?"
Everyone laughed.

"Actually," Langdon said, "Stettner's right again. PHI is generally considered the most beautiful number in the universe."
The laughter abrubtly stopped, and Stettner gloated.

As Langdon loaded his slide projector, he explained that the number PHI was derived from the Fibonacci sequence - a progression famous not only because the sum of adjacent terms equaled the next term, but because the quotients of adjacent terms possessed the astonishing property of approaching the number 1.618 - PHI!

Despite PHI's seemingly mystical mathematical origins, Langdon explained, the truly mind-boggling aspect of PHI was its role as a fundamental building block of nature. Plants, animals, and even human beings all possessed dimensional properties that adhered with eerie exactitude to the ratio of PHI to 1.

"PHI's ubiquity in nature," Langdon said, killing the lights," clearly exceeds coincidence, and so the ancients assumed the number PHI must have been preordained by the Creator of the universe. Early scientists heralded one-point-six-one-eight as the Divine Proportion."

"Hold on," said a young woman in the front row. "I'm a bio major and I've never see this Divine Proportion in nature."

"No?" Langdon grinned. "Ever study the relationship between females and males in honeybee community?"

"Sure. The female bees always outnumber the male bees."

"Correct, And did you know that if you divide the number of female bees by the number of males bees in any beehive in the world, you always get the same number?"

"You do?"

"Yup. PHI"

The girl gaped. "NO WAY!"

"Way!" Langdon fired back, smiling as he projected a slide of a spiral seashell. "Recognize this?"

"It's a nautilus," the bio major said. "A cepahlopod mollusk that pumps gas into its chambered shell to adjust its buoyancy."

"Correct. And can you guess what the ratio is of each spiral's diameter to the next?"

The girl looked uncertain as she eyed the concentric arcs of the nautilus spiral.

Langdon nodded. "PHI. The Divine Proportion. One-point-six-one-eight to one."

The girl looked amazed.

Langdon advanced to the next slide - a close-up of a sunflower's seed head. "Sunflower seeds grow in opposing spirals. Can you guess the ratio of each rotation's diameter to the next?"

"PHI?" everyone said.

"Bingo." Langdon began racing through slides now - spiraled pinecone petals, leaf arrangement on plant stalks, insect segmentation - all displaying astonishing obedience to the Diving Proportion.

"This is amazing!" someone cried out.

"Yeah," someone else said, "but what does it have to do with art?"

"Aha!" Langdon said. "Glad you asked." He pulled up another slide - a pale parchment displaying Leonardo da Vinci's famous male nude - The Vitruvian Man - named for Marcus Vitruvius, the brilliant Roman architect who praised the Divine Proportion in his text De Architectura."

"Nobody understood better than Da Vinci the divine structure of the human body. Da Vinci actually exhumed corpses to measure the exact proportions of human bone structure. He was the first to show that the human body is literally made of building blocks whose proportional ratios always equual PHI."

Everyone in the class gave him a dubious look.

"Don't believe me?" Langdon challenged. "Next time you're in the shower, take a tape measure."

A couple of football players snickered.

"Not just you insecure jocks," Langdon prompted. "All of you. Guys and girls. Try it. Measure the distance from the tip of your head to the floor. Then divide that by the distance from your belly button to the floor. Guess what number you get."

"Not PHI!" one of the jocks blurted out in disbelief.

"Yes, PHI," Langdon replied. "One-point-six-one-eight. Want another example? Measure the distance from your shoulder to your fingertips, and then divide it by the distance from your elbow to your fingertips. PHI again. Another? Hip to floor divided by knee to floor. PHI again. Finger joints. Toes. Spinal divisions. PHI. PHI. PHI. My friends, each of you is a walking tribute to the Divine Proportion."

Even in the darkness, Langdon could see they were all astounded. He felt a familiar warmth inside. This is why he taught. "My friends, as you can see, the chaos of the world has an underlying order. When the ancients discovered PHI, they were certain they had stumbled across God's building block for the world, and they worshipped Nature because of that. And one can understand why. God's hand is evident in Nature, and even to this day there exist pagan, Mother Earth-revering religions. Many of us celebrate nature the way the pagans did, and don't even know it. May Day is a perfect example, the celebration of spring... the earth coming back to life to
produce her bounty. The mysterious magic inherent in the Divine Proportion was written at the beginning of time. Man is simply playing by Nature's rules, and because art is man's attempt to imitate the beauty of the Creator's hand, you can imagine we might be seeing a lot of instances of the Divine Proportion in art this semester."

Over the next half hour, Langdon showed them slides of artwork by Michelangelo, Albrecht Durer, Da Vinci, and many others, demonstrating each artist's intentional and rigorous adherence to the Divine Proportion in the layout of his compositions. Langdon unveiled PHI in the architectural dimensions of the Greek Parthenon, the pyramids of Egypt, and even the United Nations Building in New York. PHI appeared in the organizational structures of Mozart's sonatas, Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, as well as the works of Bartok, Debussy, and Schubert. The number PHI, Langdon told them, was even used by Stradivarius to calculate the exact placement of the f-holes in the construction of his famous violins.
"In closing," Langdon said, walking to the chalkboard, "we return to symbols." He drew five intersecting lines that formed a five-pointed star.
"This symbol is one of the most powerful images you will see this term. Formally known as a pentagram--or pentacle, as the ancients called it--this
symbol is considered both divine and magical by many cultures. Can anyone
tell me why that might be?"
Stettner, the math major, raised his hand. "Because if you draw a pentagram, the lines automatically divide themselves into segments according to the Divine Proportion."
Langdon gave the kid a proud nod. "Nice job. Yes, the ratios of line
segments in a pentacle [iall[/i] equal PHI, making this symbol the ultimate expression of the Divine Proportion. For this reason, the five-pointed star has always been the symbol for beauty and perfection associated with the goddess and the sacred feminine."

Excerpted from The Da Vinci Code © Copyright 2003 by Dan Brown.