The Code of Many Colors: Nature's Number–Color Equation

"The 3, 4, 5 right triangle plays a minor triad chord in first inversion."

Dedication – The Rainbow Bridge is highlighted.

Foreword – The code of many colors and mountain theology are presented. Plato's Transcendentals.

Preface – A potpourri of meaningful musings including the trivium and the quadrivium, and an important theme threaded and woven throughout the entire book — Plato's Theory of Forms. Pythagoras. The three heavens.

Introduction: The Cross in the Sky – The Northern Cross asterism in the constellation Cygnus. The simple meaning of the cross. Mathematics of the cross. The Shroud of Turin.

Prologue: The Top Secret of the Universe – The top secret is revealed from one single star in the sky → Mizar. Other stars and constellations are mentioned.

Chapter 1: Pondering Infinitude and Beyond – Abstract and material examples of the Trinity. Theological unified field and the grand equation of the universe. Duality of straightness and curvature. Fibonacci and Pell numbers and their respective connections to the golden and silver ratios. The five regular solids. The seven universal questions. This is the longest chapter and delves deeply into numbers.

Chapter 2: Theories of Everything – Begins with the shoulder-standing metaphor and further expounds theological unified field, the grand equation of the universe, infinite-dimension point–line theory, etc. Galileo, Einstein, Hawking, et al. are cited.

Chapter 3: The Holy Trinity – Spiritual and biblical supplementation to a geometric theme from Chapters 1 and 2.

Chapter 4: Bible Numbers – 7, 12, 144 (the 12th Fibonacci number) and other numbers are discussed, with caveats regarding context and emphasis. Music and mathematics. The cube. English gematria.

Chapter 5: Zion – The city/society (12) on/and the hill/mountain (7) bearing the same name.

Chapter 6: Philosophy of Color – Begins with the mathematical and precise reality that there are an infinite number of individual colors. The ten basic colors are defined as five matching pairs of opposites, and the explanation of correct number–color equivalencies begins. The color clear is defined as an actual color.

Chapter 7: Theology of Color – How the entire number–color schema is ascertained.

Chapter 8: Noah's Arc – Another code of many colors as it pertains to the universality of the human race.

Chapter 9: Creation and/or Evolution – Reconciles evolutionary theory with the chronological account in Genesis. Debunks Young Earth Creationism from scripture, and discusses day–age and gap creationism.

Chapter 10: The End of the World – Refutes much of popular Christian fundamentalist eschatology. Exposes the dispensational myth of Antichrist and related historical misapplications of scripture.

Epilogue: Number Color Haiku – Affirms the code of many colors.

Appendix: Original Rational Right Triangles – Confirms Plato's Theory of Forms. Delineates the four categories of prime numbers.

Subject matter includes philosophy, theology, astronomy, cosmology, mathematics, arithmetic, number theory, geometry, algebra, physics, music, art, symbolism, mysticism, history, ontology, epistemology, hermeneutics, and Platonic realism.

This book is devoid of any politics, is outside the box, and contains 18 epigraphs.