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You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginI just remembered of Front’s mentioning a number in one of his post:You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginQuoteAgain, for the 9837615th TIME…..no one from THIS end of the screen ever ever---do I make myself clear?---EVER! said to take these words as dogmatic Truth. Au contraire! Be aware. Doubt. Observe. Analyze every letter/number/keystroke. The PROOF will be---yes, in the custard pie! --- but also in the proclamation of The King's return.I am almost certain that it is not just a random number that Front has chosen. You don’t really type 9837615 randomly? Do you? LOL (I'm joking). Anyway, I think that there can be something to find in these numbers especially since it is followed by Front saying to analyze everything; I just played fast with them and came up with this:98...37...615...21(6+15)- 98 can represent a date and the most significant would be 1998 because of the famous autograph and 1998 ---> 999 which represents completion or the turning of the pyramid upside down. - 37 can stand for = 3rd of July- 6+15 = 21 = 777 Is it a coincidence that the last digits give 21 like Back’s numbers? (62... 76... 813... 21)Food for thought perhaps. :suspect:P.S.: I do not know if the 3rd of July is really the right meaning, but + 1 Day of simmering (lol) we get 4th of July. Hmmm...Edit: 98...37...615...98 - 37 = 616 - 1 = 5 ---> 98...37...615Yes! I see the 98 add to 17 =8 ...and 37 is 10 = 1... and 615 is 12 or 21 = 3813 like Back's 21 shamone :Michael_Jackson_smiley_by_red
I just remembered of Front’s mentioning a number in one of his post:You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginQuoteAgain, for the 9837615th TIME…..no one from THIS end of the screen ever ever---do I make myself clear?---EVER! said to take these words as dogmatic Truth. Au contraire! Be aware. Doubt. Observe. Analyze every letter/number/keystroke. The PROOF will be---yes, in the custard pie! --- but also in the proclamation of The King's return.I am almost certain that it is not just a random number that Front has chosen. You don’t really type 9837615 randomly? Do you? LOL (I'm joking). Anyway, I think that there can be something to find in these numbers especially since it is followed by Front saying to analyze everything; I just played fast with them and came up with this:98...37...615...21(6+15)- 98 can represent a date and the most significant would be 1998 because of the famous autograph and 1998 ---> 999 which represents completion or the turning of the pyramid upside down. - 37 can stand for = 3rd of July- 6+15 = 21 = 777 Is it a coincidence that the last digits give 21 like Back’s numbers? (62... 76... 813... 21)Food for thought perhaps. :suspect:P.S.: I do not know if the 3rd of July is really the right meaning, but + 1 Day of simmering (lol) we get 4th of July. Hmmm...Edit: 98...37...615...98 - 37 = 616 - 1 = 5 ---> 98...37...615
Again, for the 9837615th TIME…..no one from THIS end of the screen ever ever---do I make myself clear?---EVER! said to take these words as dogmatic Truth. Au contraire! Be aware. Doubt. Observe. Analyze every letter/number/keystroke. The PROOF will be---yes, in the custard pie! --- but also in the proclamation of The King's return.
I ran the numbers in Gematria, ie: the way 666 = Nero. Aramaic is now a dead language, so I did the next best thing: I ran it in Hebrew.Guess what? I GOT A HIT!9837615 in Hebrew is: הצג ביטויים למבוגריםThis translates in English into: Find Expressions for adultsNow, doesn't that make you go "hmmm!"
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login January 04, 2012American Students Find New Expressions of FaithMike O'Sullivan | Los AngelesAs young adults, some college students find opportunity to explore attitudes, ideas and beliefs some find new ways to express their faithGoing to college is often a chance for young adults to explore attitudes, ideas and beliefs different from the ones they grew up with. In many cases, students are finding new ways to express their faith.American college students are exposed to new ideas that can challenge their religious beliefs, but campus clergy say many remain religiously committed. A traditional festival lets Indian students share their faith and culture with others. Many are doing that today, says Chandni Raja of the Hindu Student Organization at the University of Southern California. “Meeting other groups on campus and trying to get that dialogue going, while also maintaining our own communities as a strong place where people can come together,” she said.USC's dean of religious life, Varun Soni, says many students embrace religion on their own terms. “They're more interested, I find, in making religion work for them as opposed to working for it," Soni stated. "So they interpret their religious and spiritual traditions in a way that makes sense for them.”And at Stanford University, the school’s dean for religious life, Scotty McLennan, is also seeing a new openness. “I think the most exciting thing that’s happening is that students really are learning how to listen to each other across traditions, and they really are getting more interested in that kind of empathetic listening," he said. "And presence to each other, hearing each others' stories.”Some students maintain their traditional practices, and others become less observant, but many want to share their faith and traditional culture with others.Omer Bajwa, coordinator of Muslim life at Yale University, counsels Muslim students, and he says have many questions about the role of faith. “In a time of increasing religiosity but also increasing secularism, where are the fault lines, what are the tensions and what are the areas of conversation? I think we find common questions coming across,” he said.Probing discussions in the classroom and with students of different backgrounds can challenge a student’s faith, says Rabbi Patricia Karlin-Neumann, senior associate dean for religious life at Stanford University. “The question in my mind is whether that questioning leads to a falling off of commitment or a deepening of commitment," she pondered. "And my experience is that people who claim their religious traditions after having or in the process of being engaged with other people are far more inclined to see what they have as something precious.”Interfaith service projects and community dialogues are bringing students together at schools all across the country, says Tahera Ahmad, the associate university chaplain at Northwestern University. “What I’ve seen on college campuses is that the young students who are from various faith backgrounds are coming together and not necessarily leaving their faith at the door, but not also wearing their faith on their sleeve, but finding some kind of balance as to say, ‘This is who I am. I am a Muslim, I am a Christian, I am a Jew. We’re all coming together towards making the world a better place,’” she said.These college chaplains says that students are maturing in their faith by meeting and learning from those of other faiths. (And comment:)Gab USA 26-01-2012They should include atheists if they truly want objective questioning of faith and dialog. College is an institution of higher learning. Asking critical questions is part of higher learning. Also, remember, a Jewish atheist is just as Jewish as the Orthodox Jew, because his family came here with a history, a language, and a way of thinking regardless of whether or not he accepts every word of the ancient text as fact or fiction.
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginMindseye - forgive me for not knowing this but where do you get the 17 (Yes! I see the 98 add to 17 =8)? I can't see it. Thanks!9+8
Mindseye - forgive me for not knowing this but where do you get the 17 (Yes! I see the 98 add to 17 =8)? I can't see it. Thanks!
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginWhatever MJ does, he does it his way and 'his way' means 'better than anyone else ever did'. you think he did the hoax to be like Elvis or Tupac, to be number 3, 4, or 7? I don't think so. Nothing, neither defeats, nor even 'death' can change the man's nature -- he is too ambitious to stay hidden, to be like others. I guess he projected the hoax + comeback with the goal to surpass his precursors and shock the world -- he is fond of mind-blowing moves, and you know that weakness of him.) So, if he is not coming back, he is not dead -- but he would be just a loser. But he IS NOT a loser, so he'll be back. :icon_lol:It's not even a question. the only question is 'when?' lol (at the same time, I hope, his over-ambitiousness won't be his Achilles' heel.)That's kind of how I rationalize it as well. Circular reasoning, perhaps, but it'll do.
Whatever MJ does, he does it his way and 'his way' means 'better than anyone else ever did'. you think he did the hoax to be like Elvis or Tupac, to be number 3, 4, or 7? I don't think so. Nothing, neither defeats, nor even 'death' can change the man's nature -- he is too ambitious to stay hidden, to be like others. I guess he projected the hoax + comeback with the goal to surpass his precursors and shock the world -- he is fond of mind-blowing moves, and you know that weakness of him.) So, if he is not coming back, he is not dead -- but he would be just a loser. But he IS NOT a loser, so he'll be back. :icon_lol:It's not even a question. the only question is 'when?' lol (at the same time, I hope, his over-ambitiousness won't be his Achilles' heel.)
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginYou are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginWhatever MJ does, he does it his way and 'his way' means 'better than anyone else ever did'. you think he did the hoax to be like Elvis or Tupac, to be number 3, 4, or 7? I don't think so. Nothing, neither defeats, nor even 'death' can change the man's nature -- he is too ambitious to stay hidden, to be like others. I guess he projected the hoax + comeback with the goal to surpass his precursors and shock the world -- he is fond of mind-blowing moves, and you know that weakness of him.) So, if he is not coming back, he is not dead -- but he would be just a loser. But he IS NOT a loser, so he'll be back. :icon_lol:It's not even a question. the only question is 'when?' lol (at the same time, I hope, his over-ambitiousness won't be his Achilles' heel.)That's kind of how I rationalize it as well. Circular reasoning, perhaps, but it'll do.yep... calling MJ 'a loser' I don't mean my subjective evaluation of him, but his public image that would remain in history... until he reveals the world his real face, the world will consider him a defeated, broken man, a junkie and stuff, and his bizarreness will dominate over his art in public conscious... I disagree, you know? so I insist on a comeback.)
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