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**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 66126 02-17-2012 07:56 PM

more exuses for the all the mind fuckers

**seasnake** · (This post was last modified: 02-17-2012 08:04 PM by seasnake.)

Skippy Wrote:

seasnake Wrote:
you didn't really believe Jesus was born at/or between the end of December / start of January, did you

Jesus never died, he just changed the angle of his dangle. It's fully erect May 1st....

Sorry, just some pagan humor there....

I heard in March that it points to and in the direction of Nibiru

**Skippy**

seasnake Wrote:

Skippy Wrote:
seasnake Wrote:
you didn't really believe Jesus was born at/or between the end of December / start of January, did you

Jesus never died, he just changed the angle of his dangle. It's fully erect May 1st....

Sorry, just some pagan humor there....

I heard in March that it points to and in the direction of Nibiru

What's Jupiter got to do with this? Jptdknpa

He's on Thursday, Mars is on Tuesday and Who's on First.

**jahbulon**

jahbulon Wrote:

Good stuff Skippy.. just out of curiousity, have you looked into the Rosicrucian new year date?? And what year it is for them? Anymore calendars and days are a laugh for me.. the sun comes up it goes down.. lol with three kids every day it tends to blend together now and again.. making it feel more like a living experience rather than a friday at about 1pm... Time itself is an illusion no doubt.. once we break through that veil then we'll be a little more on our way to understanding the true rythm life has... right now it's just hard to feel that rythm and hear it over all the static in the world, maybe one day when we forget again what a tuesday is, or what two o clock meant... anyway I'm babbelin, nice thread man.. just wanted to ask you about the rosy new year and the year they are in... isn't like 4000 sumthing??.. idk..

nvm... I think I found something.. this is from 2007... http://www.rosicrucian.org/newsarchive/2...ar_07.html

Monday, March 20 at 5:07 p.m. Pacific Standard Time

Greetings from the Grand Master and the Grand Lodge Board of Directors on this Rosicrucian New Year 3360!

Perhaps you have wondered why the Rosicrucian New Year differs from the universal New Year? For instance, whereas the universal New Year is 2007, and this annual event begins on January 1 each year, the Rosicrucian New Year reads 3360 and begins on the Spring Equinox in March of each year.

The answers are found in the cycles of nature and the Rosicrucian Order’s long history.

First, how do we arrive at the year 3360? Actually, the Rosicrucian New Year tradition is a very ancient one. Our tradition records that it was in the year 1353 B.C., during the reign of the great pharaoh Akhnaton, that the first official ceremony of our Order was held. Therefore, the Rosicrucian year is calculated by adding 1353 to the current year of the Common Era. So, 2007 + 1353 = 3360.

So that makes it 3365.. and it's in march... doomed

**Skippy**

jahbulon Wrote:

jahbulon Wrote:
Good stuff Skippy.. just out of curiousity, have you looked into the Rosicrucian new year date?? And what year it is for them? Anymore calendars and days are a laugh for me.. the sun comes up it goes down.. lol with three kids every day it tends to blend together now and again.. making it feel more like a living experience rather than a friday at about 1pm... Time itself is an illusion no doubt.. once we break through that veil then we'll be a little more on our way to understanding the true rythm life has... right now it's just hard to feel that rythm and hear it over all the static in the world, maybe one day when we forget again what a tuesday is, or what two o clock meant... anyway I'm babbelin, nice thread man.. just wanted to ask you about the rosy new year and the year they are in... isn't like 4000 sumthing??.. idk..

nvm... I think I found something.. this is from 2007... http://www.rosicrucian.org/newsarchive/2...ar_07.html

Monday, March 20 at 5:07 p.m. Pacific Standard Time

Greetings from the Grand Master and the Grand Lodge Board of Directors on this Rosicrucian New Year 3360!

Perhaps you have wondered why the Rosicrucian New Year differs from the universal New Year? For instance, whereas the universal New Year is 2007, and this annual event begins on January 1 each year, the Rosicrucian New Year reads 3360 and begins on the Spring Equinox in March of each year.

The answers are found in the cycles of nature and the Rosicrucian Order’s long history.

First, how do we arrive at the year 3360? Actually, the Rosicrucian New Year tradition is a very ancient one. Our tradition records that it was in the year 1353 B.C., during the reign of the great pharaoh Akhnaton, that the first official ceremony of our Order was held. Therefore, the Rosicrucian year is calculated by adding 1353 to the current year of the Common Era. So, 2007 + 1353 = 3360.

So that makes it 3365.. and it's in march...

Thanks, that was a really interesting read! A bit of synchronicity there with it being 3365 and to us the end of a year is the 365th day.

**Skippy**

jahbulon Wrote:

jahbulon Wrote:
Good stuff Skippy.. just out of curiousity, have you looked into the Rosicrucian new year date?? And what year it is for them? Anymore calendars and days are a laugh for me.. the sun comes up it goes down.. lol with three kids every day it tends to blend together now and again.. making it feel more like a living experience rather than a friday at about 1pm... Time itself is an illusion no doubt.. once we break through that veil then we'll be a little more on our way to understanding the true rythm life has... right now it's just hard to feel that rythm and hear it over all the static in the world, maybe one day when we forget again what a tuesday is, or what two o clock meant... anyway I'm babbelin, nice thread man.. just wanted to ask you about the rosy new year and the year they are in... isn't like 4000 sumthing??.. idk..

nvm... I think I found something.. this is from 2007... http://www.rosicrucian.org/newsarchive/2...ar_07.html

Monday, March 20 at 5:07 p.m. Pacific Standard Time

Greetings from the Grand Master and the Grand Lodge Board of Directors on this Rosicrucian New Year 3360!

Perhaps you have wondered why the Rosicrucian New Year differs from the universal New Year? For instance, whereas the universal New Year is 2007, and this annual event begins on January 1 each year, the Rosicrucian New Year reads 3360 and begins on the Spring Equinox in March of each year.

The answers are found in the cycles of nature and the Rosicrucian Order’s long history.

First, how do we arrive at the year 3360? Actually, the Rosicrucian New Year tradition is a very ancient one. Our tradition records that it was in the year 1353 B.C., during the reign of the great pharaoh Akhnaton, that the first official ceremony of our Order was held. Therefore, the Rosicrucian year is calculated by adding 1353 to the current year of the Common Era. So, 2007 + 1353 = 3360.

So that makes it 3365.. and it's in march...

We should celebrate the real New Year's Eve here on March 19th... I'll make sure to get some green beer and champagne.... Or maybe just green champagne....

**centralscrutinizer**

Hey Skippy, anyway to tie all this 2012 stuff into SUN DOOM?

Just curious is all............

**Skippy**

centralscrutinizer Wrote:

Hey Skippy, anyway to tie all this 2012 stuff into SUN DOOM?

Just curious is all............

The only theory that is working for me right now is that we are crossing through the ecliptic plane of the Milky Way Galaxy. This happens every 12,000 years or so. It is shifting the magnetic direction of all the planets in our solar system and the sun is getting more active and luminous.

I can't prove it, but it is the theory that makes the most sense to me right now. Check out mrastrotheology on Youtube. His videos are very informative.

**Maid In Hell** lop guest User ID: 25260 02-17-2012 09:30 PM

Skippy Wrote:

CourtDude Wrote:
Currahee Wrote:
St.Patricks day drunks ... everywhere ...

i shall be colouring my hair and beard green for the event

Well, since I'm part Irish and I find out now that St. Patrick's day is actually New Year's Eve as well..... I think I might just party twice as hard...

**Zed Leppelin**

Is it 2012?????

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BJ lop guest User ID: 79196 02-17-2012 10:05 PM

More about time:

Somebody added 300 years to the old calendar:

After a cursory glance over the riddles and research problems two great questions remain: “How was it possible to insert this phantom time into history?” – or asked in a provocative manner – “Who (and when and how and why) falsified history by adding 300 years?”

http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/%7Emgk25/volatil...z-1997.pdf

Skull & Bones have their own time:

“The Order is descended from a Greek fraternal society dating
back to Demosthenes in 322 B.C. Bones records are dated by adding 322 to the current year."

http://www.ontopofacloud.com/SkullandBones.htm

And this:

The resonance of Earth (Schumann Resonance) has been 7.8Hz for thousands of years. Since 1980 it has risen to over 12Hz. This means that 16 hours now equate to a 24 hour day. Time appears to be speeding up! .............

It has been recorded that Jesus was born in 4 B.C. How can Christ be born B.C.? Whoever made up the new calendar missed the mark by 4 years.

Who the hell knows what day, month, or year it is!!!! Is it really 2:05 p.m.?

**Skippy**

Clif High from the web bot program says the shit will hit the fan on New Year's Eve, 2012 (That's March 19th if you haven't been following along...)

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http://halfpasthuman.com/mediaunbound.html

**geminigirl**

Nice find Skippy. I like the idea of the real New Year's celebration on Lop too! Cheer

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 40036 02-17-2012 11:21 PM

you aren't the first to propose an alternate date for 2012. From now through all the way to the middle of 2013 has been "predicted" or "translated" or "revealed" or some other such.

**Full Circle**

5 stars Skippy. Jhikpghf

I like this stuff!