is number of service, spoken on the dynamic interval ..
but then
7
speaks from healing hand
Jane Goodall
has a wonderful name as label ..
for her works ...
she did a lot of Goodal for the Gorilla's
didn't she - the media mediate?
it makes us curious to expirience that from a survival trip
testing our instincts
good motive to save some for that trip
Jane brought me a wonderful insight
one can see the rainbow
in the drop of a tear
S'
Bieke / Amos .. is gonna marry
wish her an open heart
although .. she is already very receptive ..
wish her a good passing
at weddingsdaya
with the Jacobi Family ( attent-qi likes it for the holistic pulsing massages ;-) forgetting the mothers of invention (Frank Zappa) i always was very impressed by woman playing the cellist from the pelvis
(a pity that she talks between the noises of the sea; but then .. allah) them 3 musceteers played with Lieselot in Zwolle, 2012 then ... sympli align to HAraMein
(see? the theater & align ..)
( oops this one is late due to ... human failure? )
then this message came from down under
S'ace Galore
We definitely want the 9 Day week and 13 mo. for the Tahirih-Ayn Era calendar.
All praise be to those who first birthed its format…
We want it to start from the 25th of December 2012 when the Sixth Sun rose again above the horizon.
I worked on it yesterday. Here's the irrational part.
Aligning the Gregorian dates to our calendar (13th mo. 28th day) we came up with our calendar ending on the 17th of Dec.
So now we have sent the 18th, 19th, 20th, 21st, 22nd 23rd, 24th days of December to the Void or non existence (yet we have 364 + 1 days) and so does the Gregorian. Do you know how it is we lost those days?)
Where have they gone? The Solstice is in that period too. Will it always be Day?
I don't mind changing the world so much but it should work.
Till I hear from S'ace Guide – Big Hug – With love from the Spirit of the Tahirih-Ayn Era - J*
So .. very hopeful to hear the resonance ..
i didnot know what GALORE iz ..
[Irish Gaelic go leór,
enough : go, adv. particle + leór,
enough
(from Old Irish lour,
alteration of roar; see wr-o-in Indo-European roots).]
--> ENOUGH often reminds me to the French Un OEUF ;-)