Sacred Mathematics in Religion

In the spirit of my respect for all religions, I'm being fascinated

lately by the sacred mathematics of the Muhammadan times.

He was born around the sixth century AD.

So Muhammad described that the name of Allah had sa-

sacred characteristics. So the, it's the Alef,

Lam, Lam, He,

um, and it adds up to one, thirty, thirty, and five.

So it all adds up to sixty-six. So sixty-six was a sacred frequency.

Then they converted that into a magic square where all the

columns and rows added

up to sixty-six. But then it became even deeper than that.

They took the sixty-six and inverted it, so sixty-six became

ninety-nine, and they realized that there's ninety-nine sacred

names, like Al-Rahim, the Bestower of Mercy,

Al-Latif, the Most Gentle, Al-Aziz, the Most, um,

Almighty. So basically, they took these names and recognized

that you

could write the name of Allah on the back of your hand.

So Alef, Lam, Lam, He, and so the

name of God was on the back of the hand.

But then they looked at the palms of their hands, and they got the eighty-eight

values. So they said on the left hand is one and eight, that's

eighteen, and on the right hand, we've got the eight and the one, which

is eighty-one. So eighteen plus eighty-one

was ninety-nine.

So that gave us the ninety-nine names.

And they believed that Muhammad, who lived for sixty-three years, as

did many other prophets, was a subtraction of eighteen from

eighty-one.

But basically, this is the sacred mathematics of an ancient

religion that

recognized the unity consciousness of all people.