The thing with the clairvoyant in Europe was pretty wild right?
Well, Crazy seems to be the new Reality. I think it's now safe to say that our world has become pretty bizarre. Donald Trump was the once leading the polls for the Republican parties presidential nomination... That to me is actually more strange than some completely random person knowing my lucky number and team colors.
When I came back home to America, I was really grinding my gears trying figure out how that guy could know such specific details about my personal life. It just didn't add up.
So I started my own little Scooby-Doo style research into the number 27.
My birthday is the 27th of ‘72.
My birthday adds up to 2007.
My home phone number at the time was 508-4712, which adds up to 27.
Anna’s Mom’s birthday was also 8/27.
I also learned that according to Kaballah, the mystical side of Judaism, 72 is the number that represents God. Hebrew is reversed, it's read right to left, so in English , God's number would read as a "27". That one made me stop and think for a minute.
Keep in mind that a big chunk of the world reads right to left. so 72's are definitely in play.
I noticed it all over my life, it was the “Inspected by” number on the light above my bed. My nephews would run up to me wearing it on their shoes. Receipts, table numbers, over and over.
Read the digital Red Pill if you want to see just how embedded into the fabric of our culture that number is actually is. It's pretty much every movie that deals with reality expansion.
Seeing in a movie is not conclusive proof of anything. It was mostly trivial little things like that, but just non-stop. I just kept seeing 27’s everywhere. Some of it I knew was just the fact that are a lot of numbers in the world, and if you look for them you will see them. But it just seemed like there was something more to it all.
Like they were being placed in front of me for a reason.
So I kept digging.
NEXTLEVEL
Well, Crazy seems to be the new Reality. I think it's now safe to say that our world has become pretty bizarre. Donald Trump was the once leading the polls for the Republican parties presidential nomination... That to me is actually more strange than some completely random person knowing my lucky number and team colors.
When I came back home to America, I was really grinding my gears trying figure out how that guy could know such specific details about my personal life. It just didn't add up.
So I started my own little Scooby-Doo style research into the number 27.
My birthday is the 27th of ‘72.
My birthday adds up to 2007.
My home phone number at the time was 508-4712, which adds up to 27.
Anna’s Mom’s birthday was also 8/27.
I also learned that according to Kaballah, the mystical side of Judaism, 72 is the number that represents God. Hebrew is reversed, it's read right to left, so in English , God's number would read as a "27". That one made me stop and think for a minute.
Keep in mind that a big chunk of the world reads right to left. so 72's are definitely in play.
I noticed it all over my life, it was the “Inspected by” number on the light above my bed. My nephews would run up to me wearing it on their shoes. Receipts, table numbers, over and over.
Read the digital Red Pill if you want to see just how embedded into the fabric of our culture that number is actually is. It's pretty much every movie that deals with reality expansion.
Seeing in a movie is not conclusive proof of anything. It was mostly trivial little things like that, but just non-stop. I just kept seeing 27’s everywhere. Some of it I knew was just the fact that are a lot of numbers in the world, and if you look for them you will see them. But it just seemed like there was something more to it all.
Like they were being placed in front of me for a reason.
So I kept digging.
NEXTLEVEL
I just ordered the film The Number 23 on Netflix. I'll let you know what I think after I watch it.
ReplyDeleteI believe that 27 was the age of death for Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and the recently departed, Amy Winehouse. Powerful number that 2 and 7 ~
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