This author, an engineer turned application developer, became interested in megalithic astronomy and its numerical skillset in 1992. His work reveals that the sacred use of numbers referenced the world of planetary time, known to ancient civilizations but forgotten today. He proposes that only megalithic astronomy could have discovered these numbers prior to their being sacredized and that the Earth's celestial environment was shaped by planetary intelligences to create a living planet.
At the heart of human evolution lie mathematical relationships and sacred numbers that have influenced art, architecture, religion, and the existence of secret societies. Richard Heath's work uncovers the roots, power, and deeper significance of these synchronistic numerical phenomena. He explains how and when these manifestations appeared throughout Earth's history and its relationships with the Moon, Sun, and planets.
How Stories Create the World
Exploring the significance of stories in human culture, the book delves into how ancient myths and megalithic structures reflect our spiritual evolution. Richard Heath connects the wisdom of historical figures like G. I. Gurdjieff to the transformative power of narratives, particularly as we transition into the Age of Aquarius. He emphasizes the hero's journey as a metaphor for seeking new cultural paradigms amid societal upheaval. Through this lens, Heath encourages readers to harness spiritual intelligence and creativity during this pivotal cosmic alignment.
Destroys the current belief that the solar system is an accidental formation. This astonishing book reveals that the planetary environment of Earth is a numerical creation, well known to ancient cultures. Ancient civilisations encoded their secret knowledge of the skies within mythology, music, monuments, and sacred measures, each of which were based upon the god-like powers of the Sun, Moon and planets. Richard Heath has now revealed the numerical thread running throughout the planetary realms, and successfully related this to classical mythology, megalithic architecture and Pythagorean musical scales.