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CryptoNumerology is sort of an umbrella term I use to describe my work which is basically an English based form of gematria that I’ve been exploring and developing over the past decade or more. It’s explained in detail with hundreds of examples at http://www.secretofnine.com.

Your book sounds really fascinating. It must go on my “to buy” list. I can relate to the string of “coincidences” you encountered along the way from the time of your “awakening” to the actual writing of the book. The idea that everything in the universe (or multiverse) is in one way or another interconnected like threads woven through a cosmic tapestry is pretty much the message at the heart of my novel, The Ezekiel Code (http://www.ezekielcode.com).

Your concept of the possibility of turning rock concerts into something more than just a good time and getting high is really intriguing. If people start getting into it the way you have then a whole new social consciousness could evolve from it. Reminds me very much of the way the psychedelic music and concerts were regarded in the early days of the counter culture movement. Concurrent with that more “spiritual” perspective on the music (and the movement in general) was a similar attitude toward the use of marijuana and the psychedelics. But it didn’t take long for the whole movement to degrade into not much more than plain old sex, drugs, and rock-n-roll for the most part.

I’m also curious to know if you’re aware of the strange “spiritual” connection many people felt with Elvis Presley. It was an interesting phenomenon that isn’t mentioned very much. I was (and in a way, still am) one of those who connected with that experience. Elvis, himself, was very much into these esoteric ideas.

http://globalparanormal.ning.com/profiles/blogs/applying-cryptonumerology-to

CryptoNumerology is sort of an umbrella term I use to describe my work which is basically an English based form of gematria that I’ve been exploring and developing over the past decade or more. It’s explained in detail with hundreds of examples at http://www.secretofnine.com.

Your book sounds really fascinating. It must go on my “to buy” list. I can relate to the string of “coincidences” you encountered along the way from the time of your “awakening” to the actual writing of the book. The idea that everything in the universe (or multiverse) is in one way or another interconnected like threads woven through a cosmic tapestry is pretty much the message at the heart of my novel, The Ezekiel Code (www.ezekielcode.com).

Your concept of the possibility of turning rock concerts into something more than just a good time and getting high is really intriguing. If people start getting into it the way you have then a whole new social consciousness could evolve from it. Reminds me very much of the way the psychedelic music and concerts were regarded in the early days of the counter culture movement. Concurrent with that more “spiritual” perspective on the music (and the movement in general) was a similar attitude toward the use of marijuana and the psychedelics. But it didn’t take long for the whole movement to degrade into not much more than plain old sex, drugs, and rock-n-roll for the most part.

I’m also curious to know if you’re aware of the strange “spiritual” connection many people felt with Elvis Presley. It was an interesting phenomenon that isn’t mentioned very much. I was (and in a way, still am) one of those who connected with that experience. Elvis, himself, was very much into these esoteric ideas.