Solomans Temple and Its Playing Board

 

64 squares on a chess board match nicely with DNA’s 64 codons. 64 equal sided squares and yet when we come to play the game of Soloman’s Temple the board is of no us because we can see from the bottom right hand corner it does not take equilateral triangles to fill a square. The left hand side of the board shows how two triangles fit nicely over four squares and not two. Two equal sided triangles create a diamond pattern of instead of the square we now have a parallelogram. So I presume if we create a diagonal parallelogram style board we could then play the game Soloman’s Temple more easily. So a chess board is vertical and horizontal lines. Triangular patterns of equal sizes need a vertical and diagonal lines board as below. 

You begin to see how the lattice work is building up nicely to a cube pattern scaffolding for life.  So Horizontal lines have gone out of the window.

Two triangles create a parallelogram but as we add to the pattern we still create parallelograms. If you turn the board sideways you have a horizontal line for east west energy and the vertical line is connected to north south energy. 

A new board is required to play the game Soloman’s Temple. X