posted June 04, 2004 04:56 PM         

Another interesting (sad) note. One of my best friends from high school (born on the 26th) died from a heroin overdose on my birthday (17th). (he was 26) We had grown apart over the years. But we had such an amazing connection. Back in 95-96 both of us constantly saw the number 22 everywhere!
We weren't sure what it meant but it popped up every where. We had all these weird inside jokes - everytime we saw each other we'd say "22" in this funny voice. He was so funny - I miss him.
I later found out that 11 and 22 are master numbers. But I'm still not quite sure of the significance of seeing them all the time is.

I'd love to hear anyone elses thoughts on any of this.

Peace and Light!

posted June 05, 2004 07:28 AM         

A very good friend of mine from another writing site has a recurrent 22 theme in her life as well. She claims it's related to her late grandmother who was a 22 as well.

You might want to read a post called "The Awakener" in Oranges and Hyacinths if you haven't already done so. 11+11 = (ominous voice here) 22. Finally, it seems important to mention this, although I'm not really sure what the significnace of the information is:

I have felt a distinct difference in polarity between the numbers 11 and 22. I don't know what it is and I don't know why. But I feel as if 22 is the negative side...

It's just a feeling though...

Love,

posted June 05, 2004 02:57 PM         

Thanks so much for your reply Daf!

posted June 05, 2004 04:24 PM         

One must face the number and strive for all the positive aspects. When you do, you`ve overcome some of that greatest challenges and you`ve found the positive that allows you to never have to repeat it again.

Lindas #22 from Star Signs:

quote:

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22
Submission--and Caution
22 is symbolized by the ancients as "a Good Man, blinded by the folly of others, with a knapsack on his back, full of errors." In the image he seems to offer no defense against a ferocious tiger which is about to attack him. It's a warning number of illusion and delusions. It indicates a good person (or entity) who lives in a fool's paradise; a dreamer of dreams who awakens only when surrounded by danger, when it's often too late. It warns of mistakes in judgement, of placing faith in those who are not trustworthy. If 22 is the birth number, the person it represents should exercise caution and watchfulness (since the birth number cannot be altered) in both career and personal matters. The karmic obligation here is to be more alert, to curb "spiritual laziness," and develop more spiritual aggressiveness--to realize your own power to change things, to prevent failure by simply ordaining success. When this personal responsibility is recognized, practiced, and finally mastered, the 22 person can be in control of events, no longer blinded by the folly of others, and will see ideas achieved and dreams realized. Anyone born on the 22nd day of any month needs to carefully read the section about the numbers 4 and 8, beginning on Page 211.

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I see it as a test of spiritual evolvement . My onion anyhow

juniperb

posted June 05, 2004 04:55 PM         

I just read about Pidaua's dream in Astral Realms. In the dream, the date 11/22 was significant.

It popped into my head that, 11 = 2, 22 = 4.

*2*00*4* Maybe this date will be significant to us all in some way. 11/22/2004

I know your not supposed to reduce the numbers 11 and 22. But I find it interesting.

Now I'm looking forward to something important on that day. We'll see.

Juniperb,
I'm glad to hear you use the power of number 22 to spiritually evlove, and rise above the negative aspects of it. We all have free will. And I love it when people take a situation and chose the positive road. The choice is ours!

posted September 26, 2004 09:02 PM         

When we have a master number and IF we meet the challenges, is there any rule to forbid

the Masters from reducing it and gaining the individual a whole new future built by having Worked on and meeting our challenges

For instance, my 22 could become a 4, Fate and Destiny Or a 11 a 2 ....

Isn`t that a wonderful thought that may have been hidden in Twelfth Night Secrets ?

posted September 26, 2004 11:45 PM         

Very good questions Juni. I'm not quite sure but it sounds reasonable to me. Anyone have anymore insight?

posted November 22, 2004 12:55 AM         

Dean.

posted December 07, 2004 12:08 PM         

How do you find out which numbers you are? I didn't know there was so much to numerology. The life path number is taken by adding your digits of DOB, and reducing until you get one number right? All I know is that by doing so, my numebr is an 8. ANy links or book ideas?

posted December 07, 2004 06:17 PM         

Heaps of Love,
Dean.

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I think, therefore I thank...

posted December 08, 2004 09:14 PM         

I went to the link, and it showed the first page. When I clicked on the file, it said "Not authorized to view"?

posted December 08, 2004 09:14 PM         

I went to the link, and it showed the first page. When I clicked on the file, it said "Not authorized to view"?

posted December 09, 2004 12:27 AM         

Which file was that? Is this from your work? Some work places block java. You also may not have access to install java. I've never actually seen your error thgough, but I think it's along these lines - or maybe your firewall. If it's saying it to the zip file, then I'd guess you're blocking java somehow.

posted December 09, 2004 03:54 AM         

I sometimes feel like I'm not living my life, but my life is living me. Odd circumstances, weird happenings, directions I never would have dreamed of, good and bad.