Gemini 103precise and impersonal expression which exists in nature
and in the mind of man. Number is the corner-stone of all
the manifestations of the world. The origin of numbers
and shapes is in this sign. Gemini is the knower of forms
while Taurus is the beauty of forms.
Vive-ka (discrimination) is the gateway for the
disciple between the two pillars of seeming opposites
symbolised by the glyph of Gemini. A struggle amidst
these pillars and a passage through them into the inner
temple establishes him in strength’. His knowledge on
the objective plane aids him to reach the wisdom of the
subjective plane and Gemini marks this stage. Before man
reaches the inner chamber of the temple, he bears the
knowledge on his head with a great burden of his
conceptions. After entering the inner chamber he bears it
with pleasure and without burden, to hand down to
posterity. Emperor Seth is said to have erected two pillars
and an arch above them. He engraved the ageless wisdom
on the arch and saved it from the upheaval of the Flood.
The significance of this story is that the ageless wisdom
of man is engraved upon his own frame in number, shape,
sound, colour and proportion so that man can read it
whenever he lifts himself up to the throat-centre.
Experience through objectivity is one of the features
of this sign. Man as the observer forms the centre of the
universe. The object observed is the circumference of his
own circle. The act of observing is the radius which
circumscribes the circumference from the centre. Thus a
definite and impersonal relationship exists between the
centre and the radius and so, the circumference. The
interrelationship of the three is expressed in a numerical
value of approximations which is called ‘Pi’. The power
of this value is called Lord Pymandaris who makes