Don Raleigh and J. Frank Raley (RIIP) Rally Together (UPDATE)

Note the following notable deaths taken from Wikipedia's Death in 2012 list for August 21st (Here):

• Don Raleigh, 86, Canadian ice hockey player, complications of a fall.^[32]

• J. Frank Raley, 85, American politician, member of the Maryland Senate (1963–1966), heart attack.^[33]

On many accounts, these two deaths taken together, form a synchronicity as well as add to a recent/ongoing cluster synchronicity. Note the evidence:

• Both names are phonetically identical despite their different spellings  
• They died on the same day,    
• The suffix "ly" and "Leigh" come from the same etymological origin of the name "Lee".
• The name "Lee" has featured prominently as of late in this blog as well as my Toumai Blog, hence adding to this major cluster synchroncity by virtue of their surnames.
• Note the similarity of these two surnames to the word "rally".

If you take the time to read the description at the header of both my Toumai and Pronoiasecret Blogs, you'll realize that I consider synchronicity to be purposely created by a hidden/parallel world of our inner twins (aka the subconscious mind and the collective unconscious  for the purpose of "coming out" as well as to communicate to us.  Because they reside within, they don't speak as we do, but rely on creating meaningful synchronicity that has a more in depth,"other" meaning.  As with any complicated language,  finer intricacies  enable a fluent and complex communication, so one can only imagine, the significant learning curve involved.deciphering such a language.

The emphasis in regards to this recent synchronicity, appears to be on the suffix found in their names-- "leigh" and "ley", so I decided to focus more of my research and interpretations in this area.  I found it interesting, what the etymology of names site brought up when I did a search on the suffix "ley"  http://www.behindthename.com/php/search.php?nmd=n&terms=ley :

The name Ley was not found. Names that sound similar to LEY:

LAHJA   f   Finnish

LAIA   f   Catalan

LAU   m   Dutch, Limburgish

LAW   m   Medieval English

LÉA   f   French

LEA   f   German, Dutch, Scandinavian, Finnish, Slovene, Croatian

LEAH   f   English, Hebrew, Biblical, Biblical Hebrew

LEE   m & f   English

LEHI   m   Biblical, Mormon

LEIA (1)   f   Biblical Greek

LEIA (2)   f   Popular Culture

LÉO   m   French

LEO   m   German, Dutch, English, Croatian, Late Roman

LEUI   m   Biblical Greek

LEW   m   Polish

LEWI   m   Biblical Hebrew

LI (1)   f & m   Chinese

LI (2)   f & m   Hebrew

LÍA   f   Galician

LIA (1)   f   Italian, Portuguese, Biblical Latin

LIA (2)   f   Italian

LIHI   f   Hebrew

LLEU   m   Welsh Mythology

LLEW   m   Welsh, Welsh Mythology

LOU   f & m   English, French

LOUHI   f   Finnish Mythology

LOUIE   m   English

LOWIE   m   Dutch

My sense is that each of these words somehow factor into the overall communication for the simple reason being that the inner twin world had over the course of time, had infiltrated these areas by influencing various  outer twins so that these meanings could be used at this critical point of first  contact.  It will take time to source out the original definition of each, but you can follow the links yourself in the meantime, and I'll update this post later with my own findings as well as possible interpretations (from my perspective).  

The following are some other research materials that relate.  This next definition of "ley" was taken from the free online etymology site (Here):    

 ley 
"line of a prehistoric track; alignment of natural and artificial features," 1922 [Alfred Watkins], apparently a variant of lea.

Other related etymology:

 -ly (1) 
suffix forming adjectives from nouns and meaning "having qualities of, appropriate to, fitting;" irregularly descended from O.E. -lic, from P.Gmc. *-liko- (cf. O.Fris. -lik, Du. -lijk, O.H.G. -lih, Ger. -lich, O.N. -ligr), related to *likom- "appearance, form" (cf. O.E. lich "corpse, body;" see lich, which is a cognate; cf. also like (adj.), with which it is identical). 

-ly (2) 
adverbial suffix, Middle English, from O.E. -lice, from P.Gmc. *-liko- (cf. O.Fris. -like, O.S. -liko, Du. -lijk, O.H.G. -licho, Ger. -lich, O.N. -liga, Goth. -leiko); see -ly (1). Cognate with lich, and identical with like (adj.). Weekley notes as "curious" that Germanic uses a word essentially meaning "body" for the adverbial formation, while Romanic uses one meaning "mind" (e.g. Fr.constamment from L. constanti mente). The modern English form emerged in late Middle English, probably from influence of O.N. -liga.lich (n.) 
also litch, lych, "body, corpse," southern England dialectal survival of O.E. lic "body, dead body, corpse," cognate with O.Fris. lik, Du. lijk, O.H.G. lih, Ger. leiche "dead body," O.N. lik, Dan. lig, Goth. leik, from P.Gmc. *likow. Cf. litch-gate "roofed gate to a churchyard under which a bier is placed to await the coming of the clergyman." 

lye (n.) 
O.E. læg, leag "lye," from P.Gmc. *laugo (cf. M.Du. loghe, Du. loog, O.H.G. louga, Ger. Lauge "lye"), from PIE root *leue- "to wash" (see lave). The substance was formerly used in place of soap, hence O.H.G. luhhen "to wash," O.N. laug "hot bath, hot spring," Dan. lørdag, Swed. lördag "Saturday," lit. "washing-day." Chamber-lye in the Middle Ages was the name for urine used as a detergent.  

lave (v.) 
c.1200, from O.E. gelafian "wash by pouring, pour (water)," possibly an early English or West Germanic borrowing (cf. Du. laven, Ger. laben) of L. lavare "to wash," or its Old French descendant, laver. Latin lavare is from PIE *leu(e)- "to wash" (cf. L. luere "to wash," Gk. louein "to wash, bathe," O.Ir. loathar "basin," Bret. laouer "trough," O.E. leaþor "lather"). 

luke 
obsolete except in lukewarm (late 14c.), from M.E. leuk "tepid" (c.1200), of unknown origin; perhaps from M.Du. or O.Fris. leuk "tepid, weak," or from O.E. hleowe (adv.) "warm," all from P.Gmc. *khlewaz (see lee) 

lee (n.) 
O.E. hleo "shelter, cover, defense, protection," from P.Gmc. *khlewaz (cf. O.N. hle, Dan. læ, O.S. hleo, Du. lij "lee, shelter"). No known cognates outside Germanic; original sense uncertain and might have been "warm" (cf. Ger. lau "tepid," O.N. hly "shelter, warmth"), which might link it to PIE *kele- (1) "warm."  http://www.behindthename.com/name/lee

It should be noted that the online etymology dictionary gives a different definition to the word "lee"(above) as compared to the etymology of names source regarding the name "Lee" (below):

LEEFrom a surname which was derived from Old English leah meaning "clearing".

So one gives the definition of "shelter" and the other the definition of "clearing" (field).

What is also interesting, is the popularity chart that accompanies the name etymology of Lee:

Popularity

United States	ranked #667
England/Wales	-
Ireland	ranked #81
Northern Ireland	-
Scotland	-

Namely that in the US, the name is ranked 667th in popularity-- being one off from "666" fits into the "Off By One" cluster synchronicity category, all of which bringing us back to the meaning behind 666 or sequences of identical 6's, such as twin 66, which I've since come to interpret as meaning "shelter", although not just any shelter, but a new special designed house.. a "system home", or what I've come to refer to as the TUSSH (Two United Structure System Home).   Many synchronicities recorded in my blog continue to circle back to this home... and our dire need to begin building such a home/community.

UPDATE:

Of the names provided above, some of the original meanings were: "gift"; to talk well";  "famous warrior", and I'm sure that each of these factor in to the overall cryptic message and its translated  meaning, however note what I found concerning the name Leui: 

LEUI: Form of LEVI

Contribute Add to List LEVI

GENDER: Masculine USAGE: Hebrew, English, Biblical, Biblical Latin OTHER SCRIPTS: לֵוִי (Hebrew) PRONOUNCED: LEE-vie (English)   [key] Meaning & History Means "attached" in Hebrew. In the Old Testament, Levi is the third son of Jacob and Leah, and the ancestor of one of the twelve tribes of the Israelites (the tribe that eventually became the priests of the Israelites). In the New Testament this is another name for the apostle Matthew. As an English Christian name, Levi came into use after the Protestant Reformation. Related Names OTHER LANGUAGES: Leui (Biblical Greek), Lewi (Biblical Hebrew),Leevi (Finnish) Popularity  United States  ranked #66    Canada (BC)  ranked #44    Australia (NSW)  ranked #29    Netherlands  ranked #4

 

First of all note the popularity  rankings--two twin numbers 66 and 44 (equivalent to ^^ and $$).  Note in the definition text, the mention of Leah (also a name in the list above)-- the mother of Levi (biblical).  The interesting thing about the name Leah, is that it shares a common original meaning with 6 others in the above list, all of them meaning "WEARY"  in origin/  Note the following excerpts taken from the etymology of names site: 

Lea (French); Leah  (German, Dutch, Scandinavian, Finnish, Slovene, Croatian); Leah (English, Hebrew, Biblical, Biblical Hebrew); Leia (Greek); Leia 2 (popular culture); Lia (Galician); Lia 1 (Italian and Portuguese). 

 All relate back to the name "Leah", meaning "WEARY" weary.  

The other names that I found... odd and meaningful from the list were:

LOUHI: Variant of LOVIATAR. In Finnish mythology Louhi was another name of the death goddess Loviatar LOUIE: famous warrior

I definitely get the sense that the inner twin world are growing wearier every day.   My sense is one of "impatience".  As I've said before and I will state again, there is a reason why the inner twin world have resorted to causing synchro-deaths-- they feel that it's the only way to bring us to our senses ... the only way they can wake us up to their existence as well as to their message.   But then again, they had known for quite some time that this would be the greatest hurdle of all-- that we wouldn't want to face the truth and so we in the outer world would attempt to ignore their constant attempts to communicate, hence why they set the stage to illustrate this via the MacGregor's obvious confirmation bias, causing them to ignore and attempt to twist synchronicity to suite their own astrology, money making scheme agenda (they after all, are authors of the Sydney Omarr Astrology books put out every year).

My take is that the inner twin world influenced the lives of the MacGregor's as they influenced my own life, so that they could set the stage...  so they could communicate via synchronicity the situation--  a deadly hidden war that they now wage on our world... one that affects their world equally, however one that is necessary in order to wake us up once and for all and in such a way that we can no longer turn a blind eye to.

That is not how I interpret the synchro-information presented.  I'm simply a conduit... consider my input as being like a  reporter relaying information from the battle field (Lee).  It is a weary job, but a necessary one if we are to be informed and if we are to eventually move on into understanding the truth, ending this war and moving on to dealing with the real issue... the reason why the inner twin world would bother with coming out and communicating to us in the first place.

As I stated before, it all comes back to 66-- which is equivalent to ^^ (given that the hat/roof symbol shares the same computer key as 6),  translated as representing what I refer to as the  TUSSH ( Two United Structure System Home) , a specialized home designed to save our conjoined futures.  Of course, the other twin number (as per the above popularity chart) should be addressed as well, the 44 equates with the $ (dollar sign), indicating "pay"/"cost".

Getting back now to the List of names provided above that sound like "ley" and especially Louhi and Louie.  The inner twin world are playing the part of Louhi-- Goddess of Death.  Those who die  for the cause-- inner twins who have "influenced" their conjoined deaths are playing the part of "Louie": Famous Warriors.

At the heart of synchronicity, is a field... a mighty battle field.