The 2012 Star Triangle Code
By: William F. Duncan
Developed: Nov 2017
Document edited: 11/26/2017
Star Triangle Examination:
E=mc²
This article compares the symbolism of the 2012 Star Triangle Code to Einstein's E = mc² equation.
Few are those who see with their own eyes and feel with their own hearts.
- Albert Einstein
Coincidence is God's way of remaining anonymous.
- Albert Einstein
The worlds most famous equation is E = mc². Stated in plain English it says that "Energy equals mass times the speed of light squared". Albert Einstein developed it in 1905 as a result of his theory of special relativity. At it's heart , the equation says that mass is simply a form of bound up energy and that mass & energy are interchangeable by a factor of c².
If possible I like to do meditation techniques upon waking up in the morning. The mind is very relaxed at that time. Upon waking on Thanksgiving morning Nov 23, 2017, I immediately thought about meditating and clearing my mind but soon realized that E = mc² was in my head (a lot of my best insights seem to occur as I am coming out of sleep). I soon knew that "clearing my head" was out of the question because this is what I realized: The symbolism of the 2012.STC contains E = mc² !!!
Specifically I am comparing the main equation (what I call the MD Equation) to E = mc².
As a reminder these are the equations of the 2012 Star Triangle Code:
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MD Equation: 313 + 696 + 212 = 1221
D+ Equation: 73 + 210 + 73 = 356
MD2 Equation: 313 + 212 = 525
MD2° Equation: 180°+180°= 360°
and this is the 2012 Star Triangle Code Diagram, a symbolic version of these numbers:
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As a reminder of the four numbers of the MD Equations:
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313: A 180° Number symbolized by a 180° arc. 
212: A 180° Number symbolized by a 180° arc. 
696: A 360° Number symbolized by a 360° circle ï‚¡ (or two connected 180° arcs.)
1221: This number also equals 11 x 111, and the number 1 is symbolized by a straight line |
(Note 313 & 212 are shown to be have some equality to each other due to the fact that they both are equivalent to the number 73 in the D+ Equation, they are both 180° Numbers, and when added together in the MD2 equation they equal 525 (a 360° Number).
As you can see, rotational symbolism is a key component in the development of the 2012 STC. In the E = mc² development below, several components of the symbolic equation are rotated including the "+" into a "x". I had used the same concept when examining the D+ Equation per my original article of the Star Triangle Code Development:
Another interesting look at the D+ equation shows that
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73 + 210 + 73 = 356
(70+3) + (70 x 3) + (70+3) = 356
+ x +
We can see that when you eliminate all of the similar features of the equation you have a "+ x +" configuration. Using our rotational symbolism, if you take the "+" and rotate it 45° you get an "x". If you rotate it again you again get an "+".
So without further ado, this is how to derive E = mc² from the 2012 STD...
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313 + 696 + 212 = 1221
Symbolically it doesn't get any easier than that!
313 and 212 are 180° Numbers which are associated with the same number 73. In the E=mc² derivation these two numbers are associated with the variable c (the speed of light). In the past I have often looked at the numbers 313 & 212 as being associated with electro-magnetic radiation, and in this equation they are associated with the speed of light (c), i.e. electro-magnetic radiation.
The number 696 is associated with the variable m (mass). In biblical tradition the number 6 is associated with man or mankind. Remember that in Genesis 1 man was created on the 6th day. In Revelations it is stated that 666 is the number of man. One way of considering the number 696 is to say it is taking the number 6 and rotating it twice.
In true Star Triangle fashion, the equation E = mc² is intimately related to stars. It is the equation that holds a star together and the equation that causes a star to give off light. Gravity crushes the center of a star so greatly until matter is fused and energy is produced according to E = mc². This energy travels outward and puts an outward pressure on the gases of the star, keeping it from collapsing. Eventually this energy reaches the surface and is released as light.
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