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January 8, 2001.
[One] The winds of fortune and the winds of war both have within them
the same kernel of life giving energy.
[Two] It all depends upon the receptivity of those that catch the crosscurrents.
[Three] Double blind studies are often skewed making it (the result) seem
other than what it is.
[Four] He who seeks will find.
He who looks will not.
[Five] First let the seeker make himself known.
Wait until the veil has been lifted for more.
Receiver: Hi George, Strange, huh? I ain’t got a clue! Do you?
George: Perhaps. I have only my personal interpretation.
[One] The winds of fortune and the winds of war both have within them the same kernel of life giving energy—It
may need change, pleasant or unpleasant, to shake us out of our lethargy.
[Two] It all depends upon the receptivity of those that catch the crosscurrents—Are we prepared to ponder
the unique terrestrial classroom we are in, and what it is trying to teach us during times of change?
[Three] Double blind studies are often skewed making it (the result) seem other than what it is—Double-blind
experiments leave both the people in the sample, as well as the statisticians, entirely in the dark, and information
is accumulated, analyzed and sometimes even partly graphed without bias, body-language clues, or any other preconceived
ideas (bias) "filtering into" the research project.
Double Blinds are the most accurate, and the Celestial is “having a shot”—Joking IMO.
[Four] He who seeks will find. He who looks will not—Yes! Be thorough in your search!
[Five] First let the seeker make himself known. Wait until the veil has been lifted for more—Make clear
what you want, and be patient till we find a way of “getting through to you”.
© 11:11 Progress Group.
Toujours au Service de Michael.
11:11 Angels
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