Ganesh Yanthra and Gann’s 360 degree analysis

While posting the Ganesh Yantra earlier and pointing out the relation it has with Elliott’s Wave Theory, Nandi was not aware of Gann’s 360 degree analysis. Elliott’s reference of pyramids was just given as a passing reference. Recently, it was revealed to Nandi that Ganesh Yanthra is having pyramids in it. Ganesh Yanthra is a three dimensional object and what you see is the view from the top. The two triangular based pyramids and two square based pyramids with its tip at the central point can be imagined without much difficulty. What fascinated Nandi was the central Shakthi triangle (triangle in which two sides emerge from the bottom point) based pyramid, where he could see the representation of entire Shiva family. The three corners of base triangle represent Shiv, Parvathi and Ganesh (bottom corner) and the top of the pyramid represents Shanmugha. See how nicely it matches with Palani hills and the fact that lord Shanmugha has chosen Peacock as his vehicle. As Ganesh is also having the name “Shivaroopa” and Astadalapadma ( Eight petal lotus) represents Shiva, Ganesh Yantra is also related to Lord Shiva.

In Gann’s theory, multiples of angles of 30 degrees and 45 degrees are used for calculations. In Ganesh Yanthra, on moving anticlockwise from the bottom, we see multiples of angles of 45 degrees (tip of each petal) and 60 degrees (corners of intersected triangles). The additional angles in Gann are 30 x 1, 30 x 5, 30 x 7, 30 x 11 all of which are in 15 degrees or less from an angle derived as stated above. Some other aspects like vibration as stated by Gann are yet to be understood. Let us hope it will also be revealed.