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A. The RIGHT footprint (See Plate VI), taken as a total represents things Material and Effect.
B. In reading the footprint, we read from heel to _toe_; for when stepping we begin on the heel and end on the
toe. Therefore, the footprint message should be read from bottom to top.
C. That which is represented on the arch is chief, principle or prime. (The symbol here of three dots can
mean: Since; Because; Equals; Result In; For The Reason Of).
D. On the heel we see the Clock of the Universe going in a clockwise direction. In the center we see one circle
(dot). This represents or symbolizes the Creator, the Infinite; the curved arms symbolize the Four Great
Primary Forces; the arms project from the circle in the center, and being joined to the circle, they are coming
from it. That is, these forces emanate from the Creator. The swastika, popularly called a "good luck symbol"
and one of the many symbols of the Four Great Primary Forces, was a favorite among the ancients throughout
the world and still clings to the hearts of present (Masonic, etc.) humanity. Pythagoras on his return from
Egypt taught that the numeral 4 referred to the Great Creative Forces of the Universe. The legend is that: "At
the command of the Creator the Four Great Primary Forces built the universe and all therein. They . . . the
Four Great Builders, the Heavenly Architects and Geometricians, the Four Great Strong Ones . . . built the
earth and formed its life." The swastika symbol evolved from the simple cross symbol, and both are among
the most ancient symbols of Earth. The swastika is the Key to Universal Movements. Since Four Great
Primary Forces were used in Creation, and are now governing the movements of all bodies throughout the
Universe, these forces are working from West to East, and carry all celestial bodies in the direction of West to
East. These forces by their actions cause the revolving bodies to continue their force, so that apparently the
force comes from the movements of the body. The atomic element is simply a collector, carrier, and
distributor of the portions of primary forces that have been handed to it; atomic force does not obtain its
energy from elements of the atom. By smashing the atom the flow of forces through it is destroyed. The
ancients used the flow, they did not destroy it. This power is the Will and Command of the Infinite. The
esoteric or hidden meaning of the swastika was known by the priesthood and this meaning was not
communicated to the layman. (See Plate XVII" p. 253). The swastika is an ancient sign in India and is
sacred for it was one of the body marks of the Lord Buddha and has a solemn meaning among both Brahmans
and Buddhists. The swastika has been said to resemble the apparatus used prehistorically to make fire and thus
represents sacred fire, living flame. Milani thought it was a symbol of the sun and "seems to denote its daily
rotation".
Or it may be lightning, the storm, the Aryan pantheon; benediction, good omen. The swastika is very ancient
and widespread for it was used in Crete, in ancient Rome, on Celtic rocks in Scotland, rock carvings in
Sweden and throughout the Orient. The wheel cross, which is thought for Stone Age man to have symbolized
the sun, is displaced in the Bronze Age by the swastika. American Indians of the pre-Columbian period used
this cross for a number of purposes. The most frequently mentioned is as a symbol of the four directions
which were important in Indian ritual. It has also been identified as a wind symbol, storm symbol, and phallic
meanings have been attributed to it. If the cross pieces point to the right, it is a lucky sign; if they point to the
left it is an unlucky sign. In China the swastika was the symbol of a benevolent society. The word swastika
comes from the Sanscrit and in Northern Europe it was called Fylfot. In China it is known as Wan. This is
especially interesting because in "The Saucers Speak!" Wan-4 was a representative of the Safanian Solar
System. And Wan is the Chinese word for swastika. Also notice the use of the numeral 4. Apparently, from
the beginning the Four Great Primary Forces, called in the most ancient writings the Sacred Four, have played
a cardinal part in man's religion. It would appear that most of the ancient theology was based on their
workings, and many theological lines and divergences sprang from them. Another ex-ample of "God
Provided--Man Divided". The Sacred Four are still very much with us. But just what are these four? Since the
arrival of friends from outer space it is possible to know the true meaning of this sacred number. The Four
Great Primary Forces are: Static Magnetic Field; Electro-Static Field; Electro-Magnetic Wave; Resonating
Electro-Magnetic Field. Ancient temples were dedicated to these Sacred Four as representative and symbolic
of the almighty power of the Creator. Ancient man at one time on Earth understood the true meaning of the