Part 2: A Lighthouse, A Ship, Airplanes, Wolff and Bone... and Ham

Continuing on, I'll begin with the following excerpts from my previous post:

• Atlantic was built by Harland and Wolff in Belfast in 1870... 
• Now consider the name of the Commitee's President as mentioned in the CTV article above: Laszlo Bone.  The surname "Bone" connects to "Wolf"...
•  ...Bone and Wolff is an addition to the "Wolff/Dog Theme" pattern-cluster.

Now, there is another addition to the cluster that I didn't mention in my previous post, thinking that it would be better to save it for this one. There's a bit of preamble so bear with me as I explain:

There's a blog that I frequent from time to time called synchrosecrets, coauthored by Rob and Trish MacGregor who are prolific writers, having written over 100 novels (as per their web site).
Their blog documents what they call "synchronicity", a term that Wikipedia provides a definition:

Synchronicity  is a concept, first explained by psychiatrist Carl Jung, which holds that events are "meaningful coincidences" if they occur with no causal relationship, yet seem to be meaningfully related.^[1] 

Even though coincidences and even synchronicity do exist, there are a good many that simply "appear" to have no cause and effect.  These are generated by a source (albeit hidden from sight) and so DO have cause and effect.  These are what I investigate and post about in this blog-- the slight of hand activity of the inner twin world.  The key in knowing the difference, is to look for their signatures.

Just before putting up my previous post, I visited the MacGregor's blog and noted their recent post:

A Ham Cluster : Posted on April 9, 2016 by Rob and Trish

The title holds a clue in the word "HAM".  My previous post talks about events occurring during a  "Ham Dinner Fundraiser" on April 10th, just one day after their post.  Keep in mind as well, that my previous post also includes the surnames "Bone" and "Wolff", so now with ham cropping up twice, the "Dog/Wolf Theme" pattern-cluster expands, after all, Dog's like bones and ham... In fact it's taking on more of a food/eating theme now.  The MacGregor's would define this as synchronicity, however my experience says it's NOT.   This is just more inner twin influence.

I decided to check out the MacGregor's post put up previous to the "A Ham Cluster"- on April 7th the post entitled, Popular Culture and Spirit Contact, where I noted the following: 

In Alice Siebold’s 2002 novel The Lovely Bones

Do note the "Bones", meaningful given that "bone" cropped up in yesterdays post (Part 1).  So we now have a separate "Bones" pattern-cluster in the works.  Again, this is not coincidence, it's further proof of the inner twin world secretly influencing thoughts and actions in a profound way.  Venturing to the wiki page of  The Lovely Bones (film), I come across a member of the film's cast who stood out more than the others: 

• Stanley Tucci as George Harvey who murders Susie (born November 11, 1960) 

On the films wiki page it only lists his name and part, and as you can see, I retrieved his birthday from his wiki page.  His date of births being 11/11 is another addition to the "Identical Number Sequence" pattern-cluster, and if you've read Part 1 in this series, then you're already aware of the significance behind sequences of 1's.    It was his name though,  that first caught my eye.  The name Stanley in origin means "stone clearing/field".  This may not seem like much, at least not until you become aware of the original meaning of this word that has "ham" as its prefix:

• hammer (n.) ... The Old Norse cognate hamarr meant "stone, crag"

That's how far back this word goes-- to when hammers were made of stone.  Since we're on the subject of words beginning with "ham" not the etymology of this next word: 

• hamper (n.2) "things important for a ship but in the way at certain times"... 

Stones were important for ships of antiquity-- used as ballast when the ship was empty, and of course stones represent shore line which are necessary, although if a ship is off course and driven toward shore, a rocky coast will most certainly hamper... as the SS Atlantic found out .

Stanley's surname, Tucci, when broken down in two re "tu cci", contains a cryptic phrase made up of phonetically identical words: "to see"... "two see"...  "to sea".  At this point you need to be aware that the inner twin world identifies with the number "TWO", because it's related to "TWIN'.   Keep in mind as well, that they have influenced our very words and patterns that most (from our world) think of as meaningless.  To give one example that is particularly meaningful at this very moment: phonetically identical words such as  "two", "to", "too", and the "tue" in Tuesday, were designed to have greater meaning.  And it's "tue" that we need to "see"... to concern ourselves with at the moment.  Note from the Tuesday wiki page:

by Lorenz Frølich (1895).

... literally means "Tiw's Day".^[1] Tiw is the Old English form of the Proto-Germanic god *Tîwaz, or Týr in Norse, a god of war and law

Venturing to the wiki page of the God, Týr, you'll come to the story on how he lost his hand-- bitten off by Fenrir the WOLF!!  Note from his wiki page: 

Týr, known for his great wisdom and courage, agreed, and the other gods bound the wolf. After Fenrir had been bound by the gods, he struggled to try to break the rope. Fenrir could not break the ribbon and, enraged, bit Týr's right hand off. 

The image that you see at right I took from Tyr's wiki page, and so there is one handed Tyr with Fenrir the wolf roughly sketched in the background.  It's the name of the artist that I'd like to now draw your attention to.  He is our next lead, note from his wiki page:

Lorenz Frølich (25 October 1820 – 25 October 1908) 

He died on his birthday!!  And it doesn't end there.  The date of October 25 is meaningful, given that 3 members of my life-partners family are born on this day, two of whom come from the same family: her niece and nephew who are not twins.  Things like this are not unusual in my family, in fact, my son and life-partner are born on the same day-- January 15, exactly 22 years apart.  There are two clusters brought about by Lorenz-- an "October 25" and a "Targeting Family Birthdays" pattern-cluster.

So by now you've been given the opportunity to see just how powerful the inner twin world are-- they are able to influence "timely" births and deaths.

 Now getting back to the film,  The Lovely Bones, the next cast/crew members who stand out are:

• Thomas McCarthy as Principal Caden (born June 7, 1966)

• Carolynne Cunningham (producer), no birthday listing, so further investigation reveals:  Pitch Black (2000).

The name Thomas means twin in origin and another addition to the "Twin Things" pattern-cluster, and so a definite "heads up".  Going to his wiki page I discover that he's born on Trish MacGregor's birthday of June 7th, which you can verify  "Here" , the link will take you to posts that reference her birthday, like this post: HAPPY BIRTHDAY, TRISH!! (Posted on June 7, 2010 by Rob and Trish)

As for Carolynne Cunningham, her surname stands out because it breaks down into a cryptic "cunning ham". Yet another influence of the inner twin world.  There is no birthday listed for her, and whenever this happens, it usually means that there's more, AND, I did find a film that has all the ear markings of inner twin slight of hand-- Pitch Black (2000).  This stands out not just because of the 2000 (3 identical numbers at the end) butt because the word "Pitch" had cropped up in my recent April 10 post, Keith Hefner RIIP: Will Smith As Angel!!, note this excerpt: 

And there's something abut the film "Fever Pitch", I recollect a novel of Trish MacGregor re : Fevered.  So let's check out Fever Pitch.  Note what I found in the list of actors: 

• William Smith as Angel

Trish write's about her book, Fevered, in a post: Fevered: An Airport Synchro (Posted on January 1, 2014 ).  Note from actor William Smith's wiki page under his list of Filmography:

• Twilight's Last Gleaming (1977)

It jives with the "Pitch Black" theme.   Note from the "Twilight's Last Gleaming " wiki page:

• Richard Jaeckel as Capt. Towne

His surname stands out given it's similarity to the word "jackal".  Note from Wikipedia:

• The jackal is a small omnivorous mammal of the genus Canis, which also includes the wolf and dog. 

So the jackal is a K9.   Note from Richard Jaeckel's wiki page:

 Richard Hanley Jaeckel (October 10, 1926 – June 14, 1997)

He died one day after my birthday of June 13, and two days after the June 12 birthday of my step granddaughter.  So we now have a "June 12, 13, 14/ Date Sequence" pattern-cluster.  It's also worthwhile noting the 10/10 in his date of birth, an addition to the "Twin Things" and the "Identical Number Sequence"  pattern-cluster.

To be continued...