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Say you have full understanding that you live you life as a fool. This knowledge known makes you a magician just by knowing no? Or can the highest level of magician be attainable in a single lifetime leaving the conscious mind completely unaware. So that you can continue the path of the fool as a magician?
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Re: The fifth
Good Evening and welcome the Oracle Forum of http://www.973-eht-namuh-eht-973.com comrade Enigma, so glad to see another stalwart joining the great groundswell for global change.
Firstly why do you connect 5s with conducting life as a fool, the number in 5 our eternal alphanumeric transposition pattern search is the number of balance. A fool by definition leans toward an extreme as does a magician, therefore neither would generally be associated with balance. Generally a motley clad fool would sport a three-pointed hat or heading for even greater extremis the head of an Ass or a Donkey bonnet. However, that said, perchance the five prevails because we all secretly crave the balance somewhere between a fool and a magician. Yet remarkably both words hold numeric synergy in that they each resolve down to become the number 3 in our system.
FOOL
6-15-15-12 =
6+6+6+3 =
21 and 2+1 =
3
MAGICIAN
13-1-7-9-3-9-1-14 =
4+1+7+9+3+9+1+5 =
39 and 3+9 =
12 and 1+2 =
3
Most of us conduct ourselves beneath the mantle of a fool at some stage of our lives, understanding that we have lived like a fool and a subsequent effort to correct that perception is not a feat of magic, but often a sign of advancing years as a degree of wisdom sets in. Indeed some of us may continue to act the fool from time to time, certainly true of our behaviour with grandchildren and the drive to entertain others, for lives are saved by laughter. Both a fool and a philanthropist are parted from their money relatively soon, but it strikes me that the philanthropist has made a lot of money in order to give it away by not being foolish.
Do you perhaps refer to a performing magician or illusionist as the next stage of conversion from a sailor on a ship of fools or more an alchemist, innovator or inventor?
Can we be both a fool and a magician without one disturbing the psyche of the other in the same bodily husk? I know many people that are both clever enough to change people’s lives while being simultaneously remarkably amusing to others, so there is a fool in there somewhere. Perhaps you refer to a fool who refuses to acknowledge the error of their ways or learn by their mistakes, but nevertheless they often have an unrequited element of creativity within. I’ve known people to do foolish things purely be noticed, a form of attention seeking, they certainly don’t turn into magicians overnight but is the magic really in the ability to evolve from one state to the other.
Do human beings deliberately turn their sensible hemisphere off while indulging in foolishness with others, yes I think that is possible because I’ve done it myself, before hurling myself lemming-like into a ridiculous pit of foolishness, more likely than not under the influence of strong drink. Convinced that I wish to don the motley and caper around as a fool, but that does not mean that I lost my intellect merely suppressed it in the interests of the shoulder hugging devil driving me to further fun-at-the-time self-centred lunacy. Indeed on reflection I have been five-times the fool on numerous occasions.
Firstly why do you connect 5s with conducting life as a fool, the number in 5 our eternal alphanumeric transposition pattern search is the number of balance. A fool by definition leans toward an extreme as does a magician, therefore neither would generally be associated with balance. Generally a motley clad fool would sport a three-pointed hat or heading for even greater extremis the head of an Ass or a Donkey bonnet. However, that said, perchance the five prevails because we all secretly crave the balance somewhere between a fool and a magician. Yet remarkably both words hold numeric synergy in that they each resolve down to become the number 3 in our system.
FOOL
6-15-15-12 =
6+6+6+3 =
21 and 2+1 =
3
MAGICIAN
13-1-7-9-3-9-1-14 =
4+1+7+9+3+9+1+5 =
39 and 3+9 =
12 and 1+2 =
3
Most of us conduct ourselves beneath the mantle of a fool at some stage of our lives, understanding that we have lived like a fool and a subsequent effort to correct that perception is not a feat of magic, but often a sign of advancing years as a degree of wisdom sets in. Indeed some of us may continue to act the fool from time to time, certainly true of our behaviour with grandchildren and the drive to entertain others, for lives are saved by laughter. Both a fool and a philanthropist are parted from their money relatively soon, but it strikes me that the philanthropist has made a lot of money in order to give it away by not being foolish.
Do you perhaps refer to a performing magician or illusionist as the next stage of conversion from a sailor on a ship of fools or more an alchemist, innovator or inventor?
Can we be both a fool and a magician without one disturbing the psyche of the other in the same bodily husk? I know many people that are both clever enough to change people’s lives while being simultaneously remarkably amusing to others, so there is a fool in there somewhere. Perhaps you refer to a fool who refuses to acknowledge the error of their ways or learn by their mistakes, but nevertheless they often have an unrequited element of creativity within. I’ve known people to do foolish things purely be noticed, a form of attention seeking, they certainly don’t turn into magicians overnight but is the magic really in the ability to evolve from one state to the other.
Do human beings deliberately turn their sensible hemisphere off while indulging in foolishness with others, yes I think that is possible because I’ve done it myself, before hurling myself lemming-like into a ridiculous pit of foolishness, more likely than not under the influence of strong drink. Convinced that I wish to don the motley and caper around as a fool, but that does not mean that I lost my intellect merely suppressed it in the interests of the shoulder hugging devil driving me to further fun-at-the-time self-centred lunacy. Indeed on reflection I have been five-times the fool on numerous occasions.
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