The structure of the "Magical Universe" based on the 16th-century systems of John Dee and Edward Kelley?
The book explores the mechanics of the magical universe by overlaying traditional Enochian systems with Western scientific interpretation. Key themes include:
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But until recently, no one asked: Could this system map onto physical laws?
Thirty levels of consciousness or density that extend outward from the physical world toward the divine source. Why "Physics"? Thirty levels of consciousness or density that extend
The Tablet of Union in Dee’s system is a cross-shaped grid of letters that allegedly links all other tablets. DeSalvo demonstrates—using gematria (Enochian number equivalents) and base-12 math—that the Tablet’s letter positions yield constants close to the fine-structure constant (α ≈ 1/137), the gravitational coupling constant, and the proton-electron mass ratio.
** Layman-Friendly Tone**: Despite the "Physics" in the title, it is written for the general occult practitioner and does not require a background in advanced mathematics. Illustrations the gravitational coupling constant
Here are the central ideas presented in the book. (I will reconstruct them from legitimate sources and interviews with DeSalvo, as the book itself is not publicly available in full for free.)