Oztology, the ontology of the Land of Oz
Additional Curiosa
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13 Gems The
breastplate of the high priest has 12 gems on it, in the order of the twelve
signs with each group of three read from left to right. See Zodiac, Ogham and Alephbet for additional correspondences. |
| Group | Letter | Color | Hebrew | English | Zodiac Sequence |
| Ba | Purple | Odem | Sard | 1 | |
| 1 | Loo | Orange | Pitdah | Sardonyx | 2 |
| We | Green | Bareqet | Emerald | 3 |
| Sho | Red | Nophek | Chalcedony | 4 | |
| 2 | Nee | Blue | Sapir | Sapphire | 5 |
| Si | Yellow | Yehalom | Topaz | 6 |

| Koo | Orange | Leshem | Amber | 9 | |
| 3 | To | Red | Shevo | Agate | 8 |
| Da | Purple | Ahlamah | Amethyst | 7 |
| Ri | Yellow | Tarshish | Chrysolith | 12 | |
| 4 | Ze | Green | Shoham | Beryl | 11 |
| Mee | Blue | Yashpheh | Jasper | 10 |
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Sounds
like a square array on the breastplate rather than the circular array
as pictured above. There is an observer report from the time of
the destruction of the second temple that states that it was a square
array, but then that may not be the original breastplate, or even a
good copy of it. |
| Si | Yellow | Yehalom | Topaz | 6 | |
| Nee | Blue | Sapir | Sapphire | 5 | |
| Sho | Red | Nophek | Chalcedony | 4 | |
| We | Green | Bareqet | Emerald | 3 | |
| Loo | Orange | Pitdah | Sardonyx | 2 | |
| Ba | Purple | Odem | Sard | 1 |

| Ri | Yellow | Tarshish | Chrysolith | 12 | |
| Ze | Green | Shoham | Beryl | 11 | |
| Mee | Blue | Yashpheh | Jasper | 10 | |
| Koo | Orange | Zahavah | Chrysoprase | 9 | |
| To | Red | Shevo | Agate | 8 | |
| Da | Purple | Ahlamah | Amethyst | 7 |
Which Blavatsky's Ebionites read as the foundation of the New Jerusalem taken from the bottom up. That is, Evolution in reverse order and then Causality in reverse order, starting from the position which is opposite to the beginning. They understand these reversals to imply Recursion and Recusion. Si Yellow Topaz at the bottommost position giving Internal Limits as the basis of the foundation - going on up to Da Purple External Reflections - Partners as the very topmost and most evident relationship of the inhabitants of the New Jerusalem with God. One of the gems has changed. Apparently in 1500 years or so Amber was no longer considered to be a gemstone and was replaced with Chrysoprase. |
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