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Shakespeare, 911, and the Eye in the Pyramid.

Line 911 of Shakespeare’s Sonnets is the first line of Sonnet 66:

TYr’d with all these for restfull death I cry,

The next 11 lines of Sonnet 66 begin with the letter A:

As to behold desert a begger borne,
And needie Nothing trimd in iollitie,
And purest faith ynhappily forsworne
And gilded honor shamefully misplast,
And maiden vertue rudely strumpeted,
And right perfection wrongfully disgrac’d,
And strength by limping sway disabled,
And arte made tung-tide by authoritie,
And Folly (Doctor-like) controuling skill,
And simple-Truth miscalled Simplicitie,
And captiue-good attending Captaine ill.

The 13th line begins with a second capital T:

Tyr’d with all these, from these would I be gone,

Beginning on Line 911 we meet up with a capital T, then 11 A’s which are followed by another capital T. This is the only Sonnet of the 154 total Sonnets in which the lines begin with any kind of obvious pattern of letters. Based upon its visual uniqueness in the Sonnets collection, we may be justified in asking the question of whether or not there may be a hidden level of meaning in this place. Consider this; double T’s are commonly referred to in Masonic discussions as the Twin Towers, or the two Masonic Pillars of Infinite Mercy and Infinite Justice. The 11 A’s may very well represent the two Pillars also, because 11 displays two 1’s standing side by side. If indeed these are symbolic clues, then perhaps we must look beyond the two Pillars to see what lies ahead.

The A’s seem to make a strong hint for us to see a pyramid between the two T’s, or Twin Towers. One of the first pyramids that comes to my mind is the one on the back of the Dollar bill.

Upon a close examination of this symbol, it is revealed there are 13 steps, or tiers, that make up the base of the pyramid. For the sake of exploration and adventure, lets begin our journey of the Sonnets by relating these 13 tiers to the first 13 lines of Sonnet 66. What we have as our Sonnets vision is a 13 tiered symbol which represents the massive base of a pyramid framed by two Masonic Pillars. This visual exploration begins on Line 911 of the Sonnets collection as it was originally printed in the year 1609.

Above the 13 tiers on the Dollar bill design is a floating capstone from which a single eye  is beaming out from the center. This is the 14th tier of the pyramid and is symbolized by the 14th and final line of Sonnet 66:

Saue that to dye, I leaue my loue alone.

The center word in the 14th line is I. Does this relate to the eye in the center of the 14th and floating tier of the Dollar bill pyramid?

I have seen many 911 websites that demonstrate impressive numerological and symbolic coincidences related to the September 11 events. It is amazing how many number threads of chance seem to come together on that important day in 2001. I will grant however, there are many websites where the creator has possibly made too much out of a little. Maybe this is one of those websites, and I am seeing pictures where there are none. Be sure to never lose sight of that truth as go further. What I am about to share  may be a figment of my imagination, even though the numbers do add up. You see, to me, the above vision is just a tiny peek at an incredibly fascinating structure that is secretly hid in Shakespeare’s Sonnets. In fact, discovering and studying this design has introduced me to some of the most exciting experiences of my entire life.

If you are the least bit curious about the greater design I am speaking of, then you must continue forth on what may awaken some deep mysteries concealed within the Sonnets and the Dollar bill pyramid symbol. This adventure may even awaken some deep mysteries inside of yourself.

I have shown you a simple demonstration of what may be a small part of an elaborate symbol. In order to take us to another level of this design we need to bring in some more connections. We’ll begin by applying the 14 tiered symbol on the Dollar bill to the total Sonnets collection.

Remember that Sonnet 66 is divided into 14 lines? In a similar way we can divide the total 154 Sonnets into 14 groups in which there are 11 Sonnets in each group. Basic math tells us that 11 Sonnets in each group multiplied by 14 groups yields a total 154 Sonnets.  Figuring that there are normally 14 lines in each Sonnet, multiplied by the 11 Sonnets in each group, we end up with 154 lines in each group of Sonnets. In this way one group of Sonnets with 154 lines is a micro-model of the entire Sonnets collection macro-model of 154 Sonnets. As above, so below.

It should be mentioned that two of the Sonnets do not have 14 lines though. Sonnet 99 has 15 lines and Sonnet 126 has 12 lines. All 152 of the others have 14 lines. There is an amazing coincidence about this that we will examine later on. But for now, I will just point how this little jog in the numbers makes for an interesting characteristic in the Sonnets design. In our exploration we’ll divide the 154 Sonnets into 14 groups of 11 Sonnets and relate the 14 groups of Sonnets to the 14 tiers on the Dollar bill pyramid. For the sake of discussion I’ll refer to these groups of Sonnets as tiers. This will make 154 lines in each tier with the two exceptions of there being 155 lines in the 9th tier and 152 lines in the 12th tier. These little adjustments make it so that the last line of the 13th tier is Line 2001 of the Sonnets.

Visualize the 13 tiered base of the pyramid and then think about the 13 tiers of the Sonnets. The very top of the 13th tier relates to Line 2001 in the Sonnets. Line 911 begins with the first T of the Twin Towers in Sonnet 66. Then we look beyond these two Pillars and see a pyramid that is hinted by the 11 A’s. Line 2001 is the last line of the 13th tier of the Sonnets and represents the top of the 13th tier of the Dollar bill pyramid. See how Line 911 begins and Line 2001 ends a symbolic representation of a section of the Sonnets as they relate to the pyramid? Basically Sonnet 66 is the end of the 6th tier and as soon as you move beyond it you enter the 7th tier with Sonnet 67. So the Twin Towers, the two T’s beginning on Line 911, seem to announce a passage from the lower 6 tiers into the 7th tier. From here we travel in this higher set of tiers until we reach the end of the 13th tier and Line 2001. At this point the pyramid stops and the floating capstone rises above. The first line of the 14th tier of the Sonnets is Line 2002.

On the Dollar bill we read the words, “NOVUS ORDO SECLORUM”, which translates into “A new order of the ages.” On June 13, 1782, Charles Thomson was given the task of creating the final design for the Great Seal. In reference to these words, Thomson explained: "The date underneath [the pyramid] is that of the Declaration of Independence and the words under it signify the beginning of the new American Æra, which commences from that date." Of course the date in Roman numerals is MDCCLXXVI, or 1776. But perhaps Thomson knew of the Sonnets design and the importance of 911 and 2001 as it refers to a beginning of another new American era. But, how could he have known? Is it possible?

Perhaps a new American era begins with the floating capstone and 14th tier which is represented by Line 2002. In the Sonnets structure, Line 2002 is the first line of Sonnet 144. This line is often written as 144:1 in Sonnets literature. United Nations Security Council Resolution 1441, during the year 2002, allowed us to begin the war against Iraq. Does this also mark the beginning of a new American era? Or maybe I am just making too much out of all this. In fact, if this was all there was to it I would possibly dismiss it as coincidence. Or that it’s possibly all a series of mathematical curiosities. Truth is, however, we have only just begun to see into the Sonnets and pyramid connections. In other words, “You ain’t seen nothin’ yet.”

One can find numerous references to the Great Pyramid and the number 365. For instance, the upper horizontal passage’s first ante-chamber contains a circle of 365.25 inches. This is referred to as Enoch’s Circle. At 365 years of age, Enoch entered Eternity (Genesis 5:23-24) which is represented by the Circle. Freemason symbology links a circle to the 365 day year and also eternity. Given these concepts, it makes sense for us to divide the Sonnets pyramid into 365 Days to see how well it fits. The results are impressive as we’ll see right now.

Using the 14 tiers of 11 Sonnets as our design, we can place 26 days in each tier which leaves one day left over. This is Day 365, perhaps the Last day  referred to in Freemason symbology. This is the day one enters Eternity, or the Circle. In a calendar the first day of the year is numbered as Day 1. That method of numbering our days creates the effect that Day 365 of the previous year is also Day 0 of the following year. Ah yes, another way a circle may represent the 365 day year.

In order to best demonstrate how the days divide into 14 tiers, I will present an important table for us to refer to. This table contains 15 columns and 26 rows. Each of the first 14 columns has 26 day numbers sequentially arranged from top to bottom going in order from the left-most column to the right. I have placed one letter of our 26 letter alphabet to mark each row in another column at the left. I have also labeled the columns with one letter each in a row above. Please take a look on the next page and study the table. See if you can find another way the number 365 is connected to a circle symbol: