Tara Yantra, Bagua and the Tetractys

Tara Yantra is a special structure of heaven featuring an equilateral triangle surrounded by eight petals.

The triangle in the middle is a trigram, a triangular representation of each of the eight symbols. From the Bagua structure of heaven, a trigram is equal to 3 bits.

Bagua means eight symbols, which are eight lotus petals surrounding the triangles.

Since apetals is a symbol, the eight petals are eight triangles.

Recall that Pythagoreans prayed to a triangle which they called tetractys of the Decad. The central triangle in Tara Yantra is the Tetractys.

Zooming into the triangle, there are ten points which are the ten decimals. 45 is at the core of Tara, since the sum of the ten decimals is 45.

God is about balance that is why we are using information from all forms of divination to elucidate the holy city where God dwells.

There, from right to left, 45 is 54. Meaning, the triangle is Rubik's cube puzzle, the 3x3x3 cube called the holy of holies. Cracking the mystery of Tara Yantra is solving Rubik's cube puzzle whose results are 20 and 26, the two God's numbers.

The triangle is also a trigram, meaning the eight petals are the maximum number of trigrams that can be generated from the three sides of the central triangle.