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Hi Crazycats. I had never thought of those. I had been thinking more

along the lines of the Western Scientific (Cartesian-Newtonian) way

of thinking, rather than from any religious viewpoint (although the

two cannot always, or perhaps shouldn't ever, be separated. Maybe

that is part of the problem with a lot of Western Society - we try to

compartmentalise everything and regard Religion as a separate entity

from our daily life. But I digress). Your references are valid,

however and I was not aware of all of them - interesting to say the

least when you put them all together.

 

Anyway, to labour my point, if I even have one, there is little

importance attached to the numbered repititions of anything, to my

mind, in our daily life. But there is siginificant importance in the

Chinese way of thinking - or so I have been told. It also seems to be

prevalent in Indian practices as well from what Electra was saying.

Somebody else would and probably already has expressed all of this in

a much more succinct and impressive way than I ever will, but I hope

you get what I am attempting to say.

 

At last, a self-satisfied smile crosses my face as I happily turn off

my brain again and just before I get blown out of the water for

getting it all wrong! <smiles>.

 

Tom...

 

 

 

, " crazycats711 "

<crazycats711 wrote:

>

> Well I don't know what you mean about Western paradigm, but in

> christianity these numbers have lots of meaning especially the

number

> three.

>

> Some examples:

> First, there is much about the trinity in the old and new

testaments

> which is obvious--Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

> There are many things like during Jesus's 3-year ministry, he raise

3

> poeple from the dead.

> Satan tempted Jesus 3 times.

> The transformation of Jesus took place before Peter, James and

> John...3 peopel in all.

> Peter denied Christ three times.

> On Calvary 3 were crucified.

> It was at the 3rd hour that Jesus was crucified.

> At that time 3 hours of darkness shrouded the earth.

> On the 3rd day, like Jonah from the whales's belly, Jesus rose from

> the earth. Symbolizing this future Resurrection, the earth irself

> rose out of the waters (chaos) on the 3rd Day of Creation.

>

> There is much more of the significence of threes, as well as 6 and

9,

> but I will not bore you any longer. LOL!

>

> CC

>

> Kundalini-Awakening-Systems-

> 1 , " biggesttom2003 " <tconroy@> wrote:

> >

> > Hi Electra,

> >

> > It is interesting that you use the numbers 3, 6 & 9, as these

also

> > have importance in Chinese esoteric practices, why I don't know.

We

> > obviously have nothing in the Western paradigm attaching any

> > importance to these numbers, but when I see such things arising

> from,

> > seemingly, different cultures I start to wonder.

> >

> > I think I will also start doing the exercises.

> >

> > Thank you for inspiring me.

> >

> > Tom...

> >

> >

> > , Elektra

Fire

> > <elektra.fire@> wrote:

> > >

> > > I'm sure others have answered you by now Tara, but I

> > > thought I'd say that when I began I did each exercise

> > > 7 times once a day. And I built up gradually over a

> > > month.

> > > Until I could happily spin like a whirling dervish,

> > > and do yoga stretches no problem.

> > > I think you should work up to, no point straining the

> > > body or else it will seem too much to do.

> > > I'm so happy you are beginning the practise, it really

> > > is wonderful, it has changed my life.

> > > So many things began to unblock.

> > >

> > > Also, the forgiveness is so important, forgiving

> > > yourself is perhaps the most difficult thing to do.

> > > So, daily go over anything you can think of to forgive

> > > and keep doing it until you don't think about it

> > > anymore.

> > >

> > > There is also the goddess prayer to say....

> > > earth air fire snow,

> > > to the goddess I now go,

> > > Shakti dear i ask of thee,

> > > release the sacred fire in me x3

> > > permenentlyx3

> > >

> > > say this 3 times or 6 times or 9 times.

> > > I like to say it in the shower or while working.

> > >

> > > Good luck love,

> > > Elektra x x x

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

_________

> > > Answers - Got a question? Someone out there knows the

> > answer. Try it

> > > now.

> > > http://uk.answers./

> > >

> >

>

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I have been fascinated with numbers and their meangings for a long

time. Everything in creation goes in cycles..repetition of numbers. :)

 

The book that really got me started (not that I wasn't interested

before..math being my favorite subject in school) was a gematria book

written by James Harrison, " The Pattern & The Prophecy--God's Great

Code " . This book is out of print right now, but if anyone is

interested and can find that book in a library, it is super

interesting.

 

Blessings

 

CC

 

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1 , " biggesttom2003 " <tconroy wrote:

>

> Hi Crazycats. I had never thought of those. I had been thinking

more

> along the lines of the Western Scientific (Cartesian-Newtonian) way

> of thinking, rather than from any religious viewpoint (although the

> two cannot always, or perhaps shouldn't ever, be separated. Maybe

> that is part of the problem with a lot of Western Society - we try

to

> compartmentalise everything and regard Religion as a separate

entity

> from our daily life. But I digress). Your references are valid,

> however and I was not aware of all of them - interesting to say the

> least when you put them all together.

>

> Anyway, to labour my point, if I even have one, there is little

> importance attached to the numbered repititions of anything, to my

> mind, in our daily life. But there is siginificant importance in

the

> Chinese way of thinking - or so I have been told. It also seems to

be

> prevalent in Indian practices as well from what Electra was saying.

> Somebody else would and probably already has expressed all of this

in

> a much more succinct and impressive way than I ever will, but I

hope

> you get what I am attempting to say.

>

> At last, a self-satisfied smile crosses my face as I happily turn

off

> my brain again and just before I get blown out of the water for

> getting it all wrong! <smiles>.

>

> Tom...

>

>

>

> Kundalini-Awakening-Systems-

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