Showing posts with label I-principle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label I-principle. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 06, 2024

Observing the I-Principle in a Calendar-Year Number

Personal Research · Video Log

A recorded observation of the I-Principle within a calendar year

This page centres on my short video log: a personal record of what I understood the Holy Spirit to show me, together with the questions I voiced about what may be ahead.

Article Summary

This is a personal video log concerning the I-P, or I-Principle, and a pattern I observed within the number of a calendar year. The recording preserves my interpretation and my suspicions about the future at the time they were voiced. An embedded copy of Project Clock Codes: Releasing Messiah’s Matrix follows for readers who want to explore the wider I-Principle material.

Watch the Video Log

The recording is the heart of this page. It opens in a separate Google video window so that you can watch and listen to the original log directly.

Original recording

The I-Principle and the Calendar Year

My short video log records the observation in my own voice, including the questions and suspicions that arose from it.

Viewing note: the recording opens in a new tab.

My Original Video-Log Observation

This log contains my short video recording of how the Holy Spirit showed their I-Principle hiding in the number of their calendar year. And voices my suspicions to what's ahead in the future.

A Gentle Path Through This Page

1

Watch

Begin with the original video log and listen to the observation in context.

2

Notice

Separate the observed numerical pattern from the open questions about its meaning.

3

Explore

Use the book reader below to learn how the I-Principle is developed in the wider research.

Explore the I-P in Project Clock Codes

The I-P, or I-Principle, is part of the numerical framework described in Project Clock Codes: Releasing Messiah’s Matrix. The embedded Archive.org reader allows you to explore the book while remaining on this page.

Embedded Archive.org reader for Project Clock Codes: Releasing Messiah’s Matrix.

The Connection Between the Two Resources

The video log

The recording preserves a particular moment of observation: the I-Principle noticed within a calendar-year number and the future questions it raised.

The book

The Archive.org reader supplies the larger research setting in which the I-Principle is introduced and applied to numerical relationships.

The purpose of this page

Keeping the video and source material together makes the log easier to understand, revisit and examine without separating the observation from its research background.

✨Deep Treasure

The treasure in this page is the record itself: a spiritual impression noticed and documented while the questions were still fresh. Preserving the original words and voice allows the observation to remain available for later prayer, comparison and discernment.

Placed beside the wider I-Principle material, the video log becomes more than an isolated thought. It becomes a dated point within an unfolding journey of research—open to examination without losing the wonder of the moment in which it was first recognised.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this page primarily a video log?

Yes. The original recording is the central content. The written sections and Archive.org reader provide context for understanding and revisiting it.

What does I-P mean on this page?

I-P refers to the I-Principle explored within the Project Clock Codes research. The linked book location provides the fuller explanation.

Why does the video open in a new tab?

The original recording is hosted on a Google video page. The clearly labelled button opens that viewing page directly.

Are the comments about the future presented as confirmed events?

No. They are the personal suspicions and questions voiced in the original recording and are preserved here as part of the video log.

About this post: A personal research video log concerning the I-Principle and a calendar-year observation.

Topics: Video Log · I-Principle · Project Clock Codes · Calendar Codes · Personal Discernment

Sunday, February 04, 2024

Zadok Priests in Egypt: AD 73 Video Log and the Half-Hex Map

Research Video Log · Egypt · AD 73

A personal Google Earth investigation into the Zadok priesthood, the Temple of Onias and a possible connection with the Capstone and Half-hex map.

Article Summary

This research video log follows a personal search into the Jewish temple in Egypt associated with Onias, its closure around AD 73, and whether its location may connect with the I-Principle in the Capstone and Half-hex map. The post preserves the mapped observations and formulas while keeping the historical evidence distinct from the Project Clock Codes interpretation.

Begin with the video log

Original video-log note

Search for Zadok Priests temple back in AD 73 click 🎥  here to recall live video recording.

Watch the live research recording

The recording opens in Google Videos in a new tab.

Open the video log

Why and what am I doing here?

My research purpose

I am looking to see if there are any connections to the I-Principle that is within the 🔺 Capstone and Half-hex map.

Google Earth screenshot used to examine the Capstone and Half-hex map across Egypt
Link: Google Earth, 4/02/24

What's the Capstone and Half-hex map?

My map description

This map is a project that contains a capstone and half-hex hyperspace travel possibility. Each number is a precise CP derived from the clock in its consecutive forms.

FORMULAS:

- ICP: CPL (xh) + CPR (Xh) = HS Xh (🔺capstone formula)

- CR P:CPL(12h) + CPR(24h)= HS24  (⛺hexagon/tabernacle formula)

The sons of Zadok in Scripture

Ezekiel identifies the sons of Zadok by their faithfulness in keeping charge of God's sanctuary. This biblical description provides the scriptural background for the priestly name explored in this research.

“But the priests, the Levites, the sons of Zadok, who kept charge of My sanctuary when the children of Israel went astray from Me…”

A historical distinction

Historical context

The ancient Jewish temple connected with the high priest Onias is generally identified as the Temple of Onias at Leontopolis, in the Heliopolite district of Egypt—not in the city of Alexandria. Josephus records that Onias came to Alexandria before receiving permission to build the temple elsewhere in Egypt. Later traditions sometimes located the temple in Alexandria, which may explain why the two places are easily joined together.

Josephus also connects the temple's closure with unrest involving Sicarii who had fled to Alexandria. Under Vespasian, the Roman authorities ordered the Egyptian temple closed and then destroyed around AD 73. The ancient accounts contain differences about the temple's founder and details, so the historical layer is best held with care.

Conclusions

My original observation

The city Alexandria in Eygpt is within the swath of hexagons 31 degrees and 32 degrees. I find this very interesting because, from data entry onto Google Earth, not all places are within the entered hexagons. These hexagons fall under the I-Principle! The I-Principle is the highest realm where Jesus resides with Father and Holy Spirit. And out of all places, the Zadok priests decided to run to Eygpt. Not all places in Eygpt are covered by the hexagon swaths.

Interpretive note: The hexagon alignment, hyperspace possibility and I-Principle connection are presented here as personal Project Clock Codes observations and spiritual interpretation. They are distinct from the historical evidence for the Temple of Onias and are not offered as independently established scientific findings.

✨Deep Treasure

A historical place can open a prayerful line of inquiry without every layer of the inquiry carrying the same kind of evidence. The temple's history, the pattern seen on the map and the spiritual meaning of the I-Principle can each be named clearly. Keeping those layers distinct allows the pattern to be explored honestly without losing the wonder that first prompted the search.

Source of Inspiration

Johnson, K, 'The new covenant of Damascus, p.12', amazon, 2022.

Questions readers may have

What happened to the Temple of Onias around AD 73?

Josephus reports that Roman authorities ordered the Jewish temple in Egypt closed after unrest involving Sicarii who had fled to Alexandria. It was subsequently destroyed under the administration of Vespasian.

Was the Temple of Onias in Alexandria?

The temple is generally identified with Leontopolis in the Heliopolite district. Onias was connected with Alexandria before the temple was built, and some later traditions mistakenly placed the temple there.

What is the Capstone and Half-hex map in this post?

It is a Project Clock Codes map used to explore a capstone and half-hex hyperspace travel possibility, with its numbered CP points derived from the clock in consecutive forms.

Does the Google Earth alignment prove the spiritual interpretation?

No. The alignment is recorded as a personal mapped observation. The I-Principle connection is Anna's spiritual interpretation of that pattern, not a scientifically established conclusion.

Visitors