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Which? Impulse, instinct or intuition : applied psychology, geometry and astronomy (1919)

Taylor, C. Tousey (Charles Tousey) · Seattle, Wash. : International Printing · leaf 132

An illustration from Which? Impulse, instinct or intuition : applied psychology, geometry and astronomy, 1919, leaf 132 — l and animal principles are interlaced inthe human soul. As one writer expressesit: Life is one long struggle against thevagaries of thought, for our thoughts showto the world which one of the principlespredominate in our lives. This is said tobe the root of the Kabbala—circle, squareand triangle.… … 126 GEOMETRY Four square it shall be, * * and thoushall set in it settings of stones, * * andthe stones shall be with the names of thechildren of Israel, twelve, * * accordingto the twelve tribes. Ex. 28:16-21. Here is a geometrical figure of that citywhich lieth four-square; the precession ofthe…

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