That Helps a Laot!!

Sometimes, my own inner twin becomes involved more directly.  For example, just before awaking, “Lot” was the last thing in my mind.  This baffled me, butt I felt it had inner twin significance.  After thinking about it, I recollect the biblical character, Lot… and that there has recently been a “Biblical Theme” pattern cluster as of late found in the names of notable persons who recently passed away, so I perused the list of recent notable persons added to Wikipedia’s Deaths in 2025 site to see if there’s more, and I came to: 

Jeannette Laot, 100, French trade unionist (CFDT), women's rights activist (MLF) and presidential advisor (François Mitterrand).

Her surname is an addition to the prolific “Remove a Letter Makes a Word” pattern cluster… and so removing the “a” makes “Lot”!! 

 Note from her wiki page: 

• Jeannette Laot (15 January 1925 – 14 May 2025)

Both my son and ex partner (of 27 years), were both born on January 15th, exactly 22 years apart.  This is an addition to the “Targeting Family Birthdays” pattern cluster…, and a “January 15(x3)” pattern cluster.  So a definite twin heads up!!!

For those who don’t know who biblical Lot is, this information is from the AI source: 

Lot's Key Story Points: 

• Journey with Abraham: Lot initially accompanies his uncle Abraham on a journey.  
• Sodom and Gomorrah: Lot settles in Sodom, a city known for its wickedness. God sends angels to warn Lot and his family of the impending destruction, prompting them to flee.  
• Lot's Wife:  During the escape, Lot's wife disobeys the angel's command and looks back, becoming a pillar of salt
• Incestuous Relations: After fleeing, Lot and his daughters take refuge in a cave. Believing no men are left alive, his daughters get him drunk and conceive children by him, resulting in the birth of Moab and Ben-Ammi, the founders of the Moabites and Ammonites
• Significance: The story of Lot and his daughters is a cautionary tale about sin, disobedience, and the consequences of choosing one's own path over divine guidance. It also explores themes of sacrifice, free will, and the complex nature of human relationship

I have my take on the bible— it has historical significance for sure, butt what many perceive the bible to be the literal word of God, is simply interpretations of God by humans (mostly males long ago) in answer to the afterlife and meaning of the human journey on earth.  Back in the day when the bible came into being, people were mostly illiterate, and so they often spoke in parables and allegory in order to help remember key events.  Keep in mind that Caesar (the powers that be) also played a role in the original King James Version of the bible.  

So as to Lot’s wife being turned into a “pillar of salt” for having looked back when God allegedly said not to, this most often today is translated as a negative— bad, bad wifey… woman… yet again!!  Butt think of it this was a “pillar” and “salt” were used to provoke “high standing”… we still use pillar  and salt today  in this allegory way “she is a pillar of the community and salt of the earth”.  

• A Pillar in the Community: A prominent member or supporter of a particular community.
• Salt of the Earth: A very good and honest person or group of people.