Dewey's Cycle Analysis

How To Make a Cycle Analysis - By Edward Dewey

How to Make a Cycle Analysis. By Edward R. Dewey. Written in 1955 as a correspondence course, this how-to manual provides step-by-step instructions on all elements of cycle analysis, including how to identify, measure, isolate and evaluate cycles. The most detailed cycle course ever written, by the founder of the Foundation For The Study of Cycles.

Vibration by The Patterns

Volume 1 of Dr. Lorrie Bennet's 4 volume series. A course in Theoretical Wave Mechanics as an introduction and foundation to Gann's Law of Vibration. This volume lays foundations for all Gann and Baumring's higher teachings and is an essential prerequisite to move on to the deeper levels of Gann Theory presented in Vols. 2-4.

Saint-Yves D'Alveydre

THE ARCHEOMETER: Key To All The Religions and Sciences of Antiquity; Synthetic Reformation of All Contemporary Arts. The Archeometer was used by the Ancients for the esoteric Canon of ancient Art and Science in its various architectural, musical and scientific forms. A respected elaboration of a Universal System by a great 19th century esotericist.

Initiation

We have many books on initiatory systems and the exploartion of human potential.

Numerology

Systems of numerology date back to ancient Egypt, India and Israel. Hebrew number science, Gematria, was woven through the sacred texts of Semitic religion. Plato used numerical codes in his works, and Thomas Taylor elaborated the advanced systems of Pythagoras in his "Theoretic Arithemetic of the Pythagoreans".

Fibonacci

Leonardo Fibonacci is often cited as the discoverer of the Golden Ratio or Phi, but he was not the first, The Ancients called this the Divine Proportion and used it in their art and architecture. The Golden Ratio is the governing principle of most natural forms, and the Divine Proportion is the most dominant mathematical form in the natural universe.

Mathematics

We have a selected collection of unusual books presenting alternative metaphysical concepts and mathematics, including conceptual approaches useful for financial forecasting or more esoteric cosmological theory. Both WD Gann and Dr. Baumring used methods of calculating universal ordering processes focused upon methods of prediction.

Translation Society

The Sacred Science Translation Society began in 2004 as a project to translate a collection of the most important and rare works on Cosmology & Esoteric Science into English. Through Angel Donors & Subscribtion Contributions we raised over $40,000 to translate famous foreign masterpieces from French & German on critical subjects in Harmonics, Geometry, Esoteric Mathematics, & Ancient Cosmology.

Hans Kayser

Hans Kayser was one of the 20th century's leading scientists who made a profound mathematical, geometric and philosophical study of the Science of Harmonics. Now finally avaible in English though our Translation Society, Kayser's series of works explore the deepest principles of Pythagorean Harmony & Order. His profound research reveals critical insights into Gann Theory & The Law of Vibration.

Petrus Talemarianus

Our second translation is a French masterpiece on the establishment of a "Golden Rule" according to the principles of Tantrism, Taoism, Pythagoreanism, & the Kabala, serving to fulfill the Laws of Universal Harmony & contributing to the accomplishment of the Great Work. It develops a system of correspondences between the symbolic, geometrical, mathematical & astronomical systems of architecture of the ancient world.

Eberhard Wortmann

The Law Of The Cosmos: The Divine Harmony According To Plato's Republic/Timeaus. The Platonic Riddle Of Numbers Solved contains hundreds of the most sophisticated diagrams on Sacred Geometry, Pythagorean & Platonic Number Theory, Harmonics & Astronomy with analysis & elaboration of Universal Order & Cosmic Law. Herman Hesse called him a Magisterludi of the Glass Bead Game.

Saint-Yves D'Alveydre

THE ARCHEOMETER: Key To All The Religions & Sciences of Antiquity, Synthetic Reformation of All Contemporary Arts. The Archeometer is the instrument used by the Ancients for the formation of the esoteric Canon of ancient Art and Science in its various architectural, musical, scientific forms. A highly respected elaborations of the Universal System, by one of the great esotericists of the 19th century.

Saint-Yves D'Alveydre

W.D. Gann Works

We stock the complete collection of the works of W.D. Gann. His private courses represent the most important of his writings, going into much greater detail than the public book series. Our 6 Volume set of Gann's Collected Writings includes supplementary rare source materials, and is the most reliable compliation of Gann's unadulterated vital work.

Dr. Jerome Baumring

The work of Dr. Baumring is the core inspiration upon which this entire website is based. Baumring is the only known modern person to have cracked the code behind WD Gann’s system of trading and market order. Baumring found and elaborated the system of scientific cosmology at the root of Gann’s Law of Vibration. There is no other Gann teaching that gets close to the depth of Baumring’s work.

The Archeometer Key to all the Religions & Sciences of Antiquity - Synthetic Reformation of all Contemporary Arts

By Alexandre Saint-Yves d’Alveydre

Sacred Science Translation Society Edition

The device by which the Initiates of the Ancient Mystery Traditions encoded secret scientific symbolism and metaphysical wisdom into religious texts, artistic works, music and architectural monuments.

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Overview

Originating in French esoteric schools of the late 1800’s, this source work presents a study and analysis of an ancient instrument used by the Esoteric Tradition to encode their sacred knowledge encrypted through a form of mathematical and geometrical symbolism into religious and spiritual texts, paintings, musical works, architecture and literature. From the Pagan Initiatory Temples of Antiquity through Pythagoras and the Cabalistic Tradition forward into the Christian Canon and systems of Renaissance Humanism, the Archeometer encodes the key to the scientific systems of astronomy and mathematics known by sacred Mystery Schools through Divine Revelation of the universal order behind all of nature and life.

This is the work 4th in the Sacred Science Translation Society Series bringing the work of one of the greatest French esotericists and his school to English readers for the first time. Saint-Yves d’Alveydre’s work was compiled and edited by the famous occultist, Papus (Dr. Gerard Encausse), founder of the Martinist Order and author of the Gann List work, The Tarot of the Bohemians, and his friends Lebreton, Duvignau de Lanneau, Jemain, Le D’ Chauvet (Sair), Gougy, Count Alex Keller, and La Marquise de Saint-Yves d’Alveydre (Countess Keller), “The Angle of the Archeometre”. Our translation includes a further 70-page elaboration by René Guénon and Alexandre-Thomas Marnès published in the French magazine La Gnose from 1909-1912, along with four further scholarly essays written in the last century.

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What is the Archeometer?

The Archeometer is the instrument used by the Ancients for the formation of the esoteric myths of all religions. It is the canon of ancient Art in its various architectural, musical, poetic, and theogonic manifestations. It is the Heaven that speaks: every star, every constellation becomes a letter or a phrase, or a divine name lighting the ancient traditions of all peoples with a new day. Saint-Yves applied Archeometric keys to a new translation of the Genesis of Moses, in a work that is sadly little known: The Theogony of the Patriarchs. Together with the Vulgate, Fabre d’Olivet’s translation, and other earlier attempts, this new adaptation of the words of Moses in Saint-Yves’s rhythmic prose is of greatest interest to the members of all the Churches of Christianity, pastoral or secular. Over time, Saint-Yves, initiated directly by the Hindu Brahmans, wrote his Mission of India, in which the question of the “Mahatma” is resolved definitively and clearly. His “friends” have reverently reprinted this work, of which all but one example had been destroyed. Thus, here is a subject of study for future critics, or rather, many subjects, and we do not know what posterity will find most striking: the author’s immense erudition, his style as personal as it is brilliant, or the exalted revelations of the initiate and historian. Dr. G. Encausse, aka “Papus”.

Sample Sections of The Archeometer

Appendices

This Translation Society also includes the following further scholarly articles published throughout the last century on St. Yves d'Alveydre and his work: