Posted by Jahlon at adsl-65-68-100-136.dsl.tpkaks.swbell.net on September 16, 2003 at 23:48:06:
Hi.
More from Crowley, The Man (circa 1908) -
Eleven was their great 'Key of Magic'. It is a twofold number
in 'the act of becoming 1'. Thirty-seven was the essence of 1
inasmuch as multiplying it by 3 gives 111, three ones, which
divided again by 3 in another manner, yield 1. "One would rather
think of 48 as 37 plus 11 than as 4 times 12" is the statement of
an elementary text-book dating from the earliest days of Atlas.
It was a sort of moral duty to teach the mind to think in this
manner. 37 = Man's Crown.
And again, for those of you who missed it, from ME (circa 1980) -
"My friends in college (who were all studying to be some kind of scientist or engineer) wanted to help me debunk this. The theory was this: choose ANY number at all, make a mental note of it, and then it will start coming up all over the place. We took my TI-55 calculator and used the random number generator on it to select a random number between 1 and 600. We thought it might give us something that looked like a time. It didn't. We got 37. We thought '37’s a prime number, seems odd enough, let's see if it starts to come up.' And for me, it did - mostly on cash registers (in prices and change) and in numbers that would come up in my various labs and classes. As a prank, in the fall of 1980, we all helped paint a big 37 on the statue in the middle of the Stevens Institute of Technology campus (Hoboken, NJ). Then one Saturday a few weeks later I was playing around with the numbers in a homework problem and realized that 37 was a close relative of my number. 37 + 37 + 37 = 111! Why should a random number that we generated on a calculator have ANY connection to 111?"
Key I :: Aldehyde Reductase, w/Number, Aleph/Gimel/Kaph ::
3=III=|||=111=7 (3=7)
And then finally, read about The BRAVE 37 (circa 2001) - http://our.homewithgod.com/mkcathy/portauthority.html
May they Rest In Peace...
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