LocoGringo wrote: 03 Jul 2023 10:50
BeN1 wrote: 29 Jun 2023 18:09
also I have to say from what I had seen
the numeral transition of words specially derrived from english words,
in the past I had asked
when you have a word in english like
blood would be
B + L + O + O + D
2+3+6+6+4 = 3
while B + L + U + T
2 + 3 + 3 + 2 would be 1
but then again you can not apply the same numeral transition here on the german language cause with ä ö and ü its different from the 26 latin letters needed to use the english language properly,
while also this site is very well associated with the english language, for the origin of this site and this language got to be same source of the language which is now globally spoken.
also with A-Z 1-8
AZAZAZ all this is heavily based cause the 3 and 9 both are special and
/or important numbers,
I also noticed that, convenient that the chosen language is modern english, eh?
The german ä/ö/ü translates internationally to ae/oe/ue, e.g. Mein Name ist Jürgen / My name is Juergen.
And the ancient alphabets also had less characters:
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I'm missing also the "0", the patterns on the site are 1-9 or 1 to 26, using the 0 only in 10 and 20 which are reduced also.
I do think math is kind of universal procedure/language and numbers are important - so must be the binary code for computers, which are sequences of 0's & 1's.
Perhaps Mr Denison thought this up before computers were mass-produced for everyone and generally did not have extensive exposure to the medium like many of his peers.
Mr Denison is a well-read man who discovered his talent for painting and later created this huge, enchanting internet maze with excerpts from esoteric/occult writings and his fascinating paintings where one can spend a lot of time. But the numerology doesn't really convince me if it is based on modern english....
9-7-3 he sees as important numbers, Nikola Tesla was obsessed with 3-6-9:
The genius Nikola Tesla was not only known for his inventions, but also for his eccentric behaviour: For example, the physicist only occupied hotel rooms whose room number was divisible by three, cleaned his plates with 18 napkins and did three laps around the block before entering a building. Until now, however, the reason for this unusual behaviour was unknown.
Tesla was obviously obsessed with the numbers 3, 6 and 9, but this was no coincidence. He had understood a fundamental law of nature unknown to many: the universal language of mathematics, a science discovered by man, not invented.
Tesla was aware of the numerical patterns that occur in the universe: They repeat in star constellations, in the development of embryonic cells and much more.
That is why some call them "God's plan". One of Tesla's most famous statements was: "If you knew about the magnificence of the numbers 3, 6 and 9, you would have the key to the universe."
So there is obviously a fundamental order on which nature seems to be based: the powers of the binary system. The pattern starts at one and always doubles. Cells and embryos, for example, always develop according to the same pattern: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, etc.
The scientist Marko Rodin discovered a pattern called Vortex Math in which the following numbers are always repeated, ad infinitum: 1, 2, 4, 8, 7, 5, 1, 2, 4, 8, 7, 5, 1, 2, 4.
The numbers 3, 6 and 9 do not exist here and, according to Rodin, for good reason: these numbers represent a vector of the third and fourth dimension, what is called a "flow field". This field is a higher dimensional energy, with a great influence on the energy cycle of the other six numbers.
Randy Powell, a student of Marko Rodin, goes even further: he is convinced that this is the key to free energy, which Tesla sought to explore until the last days of his life.
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Also BeN1, du bist Italiener und lebst in italien, aber sprichst deutsch? Wie kommt das, hast du eine deutsche Freundin oder hast du mal in Deutschland für ein paar Jahre gearbeitet? Ich habe als Kind mal über einer italienischen Eisdiele gewohnt, die Inhaberfamilie waren meine Nachbarn - wie im Schlaraffenland, italienische Eiscreme ist die Beste auf der Welt!
So BeN1, you are Italian and live in Italy, but speak German? How come, do you have a German girlfriend or did you work in Germany for a few years? I used to live above an Italian ice cream parlour when I was a kid, the owner's family were my neighbours - it was like a land of milk and honey, Italian ice cream is the best in the world!