Hey there JMG-dude, Thanks muchly for the reply! I will dig into that book, I would hope those in DC would practice some form of sacred geometry and meditation, given the tremendous responsibility they have as leaders. It is also very fascinating about the aluminum top to the Washington Monument. I wanted to delve into the stones used, but haven't had the time yet. I know a lot of marble in DC came from a quarry here in Marble, Colorado, and vitrane's asks below on multiple blocks versus a single stone was also a question of mine, as I recall Egyptian obelisks were attempted to be made from a single piece of stone as opposed to many.
Re: Obelisks - their role and function
Thanks muchly for the reply! I will dig into that book, I would hope those in DC would practice some form of sacred geometry and meditation, given the tremendous responsibility they have as leaders. It is also very fascinating about the aluminum top to the Washington Monument. I wanted to delve into the stones used, but haven't had the time yet. I know a lot of marble in DC came from a quarry here in Marble, Colorado, and vitrane's asks below on multiple blocks versus a single stone was also a question of mine, as I recall Egyptian obelisks were attempted to be made from a single piece of stone as opposed to many.