Now if that isn't a number loaded with map directions just on the face of it, but folks are under enough stress already, so never mind.
I might as well toss the following in with the rest of my Happy Fun posts today.
I didn't see the movie, but
פאי is Pi = 91, and in the recent Kabbalah of Music class (without the mention of pi), Efraim Palvanov explains here that,
"91 is a number.. if you look across Torah.. 91 is this number that represents combining heaven and earth. It's a fusion of heaven and earth, and you see this number in many places. For example, if you look at an angel, a 'malakh'.. an angel is a being that can go between worlds, can go between these dimensions, can freely travel between the heavens and the earth.. so a malach is another connection between the upper worlds and the lower worlds. And if you look at the gematria of 'malakh' -- mem lamed alef chaf -- it's also 91..."
He's covered the connection before though:
https://www.mayimachronim.com/secrets-of-pi/ (from Pi Day 2023)
https://www.mayimachronim.com/the-meaning-and-power-of-amen/
Experts argued over the quote for decades. A, or no a...
That's one small step for Amen, one giant leap for mankind.
Amen = 91.
And...ניל "Neil" = 90, which makes for an excellent application of:
The Addition of the KollelSometimes, in finding the numerical equivalent of a word, we increase the total by one. Rav Y.A. Chaver in Pitchei Sh'arim explains that in such cases the root of the word is still attached to the upper worlds, and therefore dependent upon them. When we add the kollel (=1), we thereby note the word's unique connection and dependence Above.
Building Blocks of the Soul, pg. 299
Pi... you can't have a Revolution without it...
Strange stuff:
1737 is the year that the representative letter π became popularized on account of its use by Swiss mathematician Leonhard Euler:
Leonhard Euler
לאונרד אוילר
(= 538)
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Then over in the city nicknamed "The Hub", in the Blackstone Historic District -- the "neck" of the North End -- is this stone at the head of the corner, with its peculiar, sketchy lore about its being the... zero mile marker for distances out of the city. The 1737 is a big mystery:
Φιλοσοφική λίθος
=
1737
Pi... you can't have a Revolution without it...
Nearby, the Revolution famously kicked off with the midnight ride of Paul Revere, 38 years after Leonhard Euler popularized the used of π in 1737:
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Paul Revere
פול רוויר
(= 538)
🤔
With it all coming full circle like that, IMO it'd sure be a good idea to keep on the lookout for the famous Pi code of Redemption:
"I will surely visit you."
How can that be a secret code if everyone knows the code?
Well anyone can check up on that verb for visit, attend. It is also translated as pun-ish. Potentially brutal, but it's not like people haven't been warned. (538 = בַּת קוֹל)
"Don't make me come down there." ~ God