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Once upon a time on the Islands of Orkney many many thousands of years ago, no one knows for sure, a group of guys sitting round their fire one night thought it would be a good idea to find out if there was any sequence or reoccurrence to the ever changing patterns of stars in the sky or whatever they thought these lights were.
The easiest one they started with was the Moon and after about 50 – 70 years of careful observation found that there was a cycle of nearly 18.6 years (which is now called the metonic cycle) when the Moon rises at the same point. One can only hope the weather was a bit better then than it is now for these observations. Then somehow it dawned on the more intelligent of them that there was a long day and a short day at regular intervals, a long day when the weather was warm and a very short day when it was cold and that these days were equidistant from each other. It is anybody’s guess how long this took to find out, but it had to be confirmed that it always happened at regular intervals to appease the doubters and sceptics who thought it all very silly and a waste of time.
Eventually after maybe another 50 years or more it was observed during this period that two days had the same length and that these two days occurred between the longest and shortest day. The doubters still persisted and wanted more evidence, ‘’It’s all a load of nonsense and a waste of time.’’ they said.
Eventually everyone was convinced of the idea and they decided to call these days winter and summer solstice, spring and autumn equinox. Helped along with the granting of holidays feasting and fun.
Then someone (a very ego-centric type) suggested building a means to record and remember these days and so they set about erecting ‘The Ring of Brogar.’
But when one looks at what was involved here and now in the 21st century it looks like the builders picked the worst possible place on the Islands to do it: at the end of a peninsula through bogs and swamps, with only honeysuckle and ivy-made ropes to pull the stones along with. The obvious incentive to get people involved in this task would be bigger and better holidays of feasting and fun.
Then there was the decision as to how big it was to be and how many stones required to complete it. Eventually it was decided by one faction to have it 340 ft in diameter and another 103 meters. With 60 standing stones, some wanted more some wanted less even more wanted smaller stones.
Then after a huge party in which every one agreed with every one else it was decided to mount the stones upside down with the heavier and bigger end upper most. Some party.
Eventually the more gullible were convinced that the place had an important part to play in their lives than anything previous, so ceremonies and rituals were devised by the power hungry and so the forerunner of the modern soap opera began. Then so did the legends, myths and nonsensical stories which continue today where logic and common sense fail.
At some point in the history of the Ring of Brogar it all stopped, fell into ruin and only 27 stones remain today.
So what really went on, who were the race that built these places all over the world particularly in the British Isles. Co-ordinating each place into the other, they appeared out of seemingly nowhere and as quickly disappeared into obscurity with no record of their passing except rows and rings of stone and evidence of a knowledge and technology not known for thousands of years yet to come and some of which is still unknown today. There is a gap in history, these people were out of place and out of time.
So let us see what some one did somehow at some time.
Once upon a time many many thousands of…………….
Brogar was placed where it is because its Grid Co-ordinates placed it in the best possible place to be.
59 deg. 0 min. 5.1288…sec. Latitude north and 34 deg. 21 min. 47.9317…sec.
Longitude from Giza.
This gives the Global Grid Point 34223.25206 / 302.6 = 113.0973355 or 36 Pi.
Can anything be more perfect ??
The number of Stones is thought to be 60. Here is the proof.
60 x 36Pi = 2160 Pi. The 2160 had to be locked in there somewhere.
(Stonehenge also has 60 upright stones.)
The diameter is 339.2920066 ft. or 108 Pi. The circumference is 1065.917275 ft.
Sitting on this circumference is 36Pi GGP. And if divided comes to 9.424777.. or 3Pi. Now keep your eye on this number for later
Notice from the map that the circle was placed at exactly 32.4 ft. 324. vector, the same as the height Stonehenge plain was excavated down to. So now it becomes obvious why the Ring is where it is. And it is also interesting that Stonehenge is 543.75 miles away on a bearing of 173.33 deg. giving a grid vector of 94247.779.
The Kirkby Malzeard decode is another example of this.
The importance of vector 324 again shows up with Giza. The distance is 2568.6 miles at 126.1387.. degrees with a vector of 324000.
If the circumference is divided by a radian the figure comes out a minute fraction above the average metonic cycle of the Moon today.
The Radian, we can’t afford to leave that out. The Brogar diameter x Radian = 19440 which from previous decodes is likely to be tied up with the factors of stone weight. Which some day I will decode as to why stones are the size they are.
Before leaving the Radian Ratio let’s call in at the three Thornborough
Henges as big in scope if not bigger than Brogar. There are numerous connections
to each other. Here is just three. the GGP of the centre Henge multiplied by the
GGP of Brogar is 324
The diameter of Thornborough x the diameter of Brogar is 194400.
The circumference of Thornborough / circumference of Brogar is 1.08. 108 vector.
When a circle of stones is erected of what ever diameter plus any intermediate standing stones and mounds in the immediate area it is quite easy to make astronomical line ups to any where. Providing that is the knowledge of astronomy is first known, so the idea that places like this were build used solely as a means of astronomical observation does not hold up as evidence of anything.
Remember you saw it here first………
GRIDMAN 2003
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