>>13467419 (pb)
>And on the 4th day…
That's from Genesis 1:19; a 9/11 reflection.
Just spent some time reading that first chapter of Genesis. Kept repeating, "and the evening and the morning, were the Nth day".
Even the first; it wasn't, the morning and the evening.
It was, the evening and then, the morning. Were the first day.
Are we counting our days backwards?
>It was, the evening and then, the morning. Were the first day.
>Are we counting our days backwards?
Similarly, with breathing. Used to think, "breathe in, breathe out; that's one cycle."
Later learned through energy healing modalities, the count increases when breathing in; i.e., it's "breathe out, breathe in; that's one cycle."
Which seems to align with birth – after exiting the canal, there's fluid in the lungs which needs to be expelled, first. So the very first "lung operation" is one of exhaust, not intake.
Loving this day. God bless.
>>13467515 (You)
>>It was, the evening and then, the morning. Were the first day.
>>Are we counting our days backwards?
Actually, YES! We are. Jesus told a story about a landowner hiring people throughout the day, and the one hired "in the ninth hour" got the same pay and the earlier-hired one was upset.
https://ebible.com/questions/83-what-time-of-day-was-the-ninth-hour
Turns out the day begins at 6 am. So ninth hour is 3 pm. And that makes sense; "the evening and the morning" would finish up at 6 am, and at 6 am, there's usually light in most places.
That's so neat. My day's not over, even though it's half past midnight now! :)
Now, aligning with it? Easiest way is to "add six hours" to every time reference already stored. But some might not be stored (or, are on backup tapes and not easily accessible to change, and since they're backups don't really WANT them to change, like the Apollo tapes; anyway) and so, instead, the date/time of thechangeshould be recorded; then, any date/time references from prior to that have six hours added, and after that, won't.
Hmm, then there's a missing six hours. I used to do software, it's been a while. :)
Very cool technique. "We already know this" and see how they scramble.
Decades ago had a cheating partner, told a mutual friend "I know about the cheating" when I didn't, she said "oh you KNOW" – man that stung.
Be careful what you wish for? Deep inside I knew long long ago though. Also similar to the attorney doesn't ask a question in court he doesn't know the answer to?
Anyway yeah, they'realltrying to move money now. Is that why Bitcoin's been so much more volatile lately?
Whoa. Thanks anon!