Amy Winehouse found dead, aged 27 (that age again)

anart said:
Alana said:
This morning while driving to work, her song Rehab came up. As I was listening

song repeating lyrics said:
They tried to make me go to rehab but I said 'no, no, no'

I kept thinking, "so you didn't go to rehab. Are you happy now?"

Not long after and while searching for something completely unrelated, I came upon this essay on the internet. And for the most part, I agree:

I'm not sure why people are so upset about a machine being a machine.

Same feeling, was not sure why she got so much attention in the msm. It was all over the news as if she had made some major impact on our lives. During her last concert her fans boo'd her off the stage during the very first song because she could not remember the words to the song. The media bashed her. I kept wondering what was happening in the world during that time that the media did not want us to know and wasted air time with this.
 
Bluestar said:
Same feeling, was not sure why she got so much attention in the msm. It was all over the news as if she had made some major impact on our lives. During her last concert her fans boo'd her off the stage during the very first song because she could not remember the words to the song. The media bashed her. I kept wondering what was happening in the world during that time that the media did not want us to know and wasted air time with this.

The massacre in Norway perhaps.

I was having terrible thoughts of it being planned this way , as in certain people not wanting the world weeping for blonde hair and blue eyed people when we could shed our tears for Amy.

I noticed a number of people on facebook who could not bring themselves to saying how disgusting the act in Norway was and instead went Amy mad , or put up flags of africa saying we should think of the starving people rather than the people of Norway.

Amy i never listened to her music , though she probably didnt write anything worthy of an artist.Entertainer maybe.
 
Yes, I felt a little sad the day I heard my little girl sing the rehab song. What inspiration!
 
When I heard the news, my first thought was: 'she finally managed to do it...' : when your main occupation in life is boozing and taking drugs (although she did do some singing on the side) and that no matter how much help and money you have to actually get out of that situation, maybe you DO want to die. She seemed to be on a mission and it did not take her very long to succeed.

But I must say the girl had some voice. And her (very catchy) songs were true to her character.

Mr A said:
Age 27. Lunar return.

SolarMother said:
The Lunar return is the point at which the progressed moon returns to it's natal (birth) position which takes 27 years. It comes before and heralds the Saturn return.
It can be a time of emotional turmoil and pain depending on the position, sign, house and aspects to the individual's moon. Maybe a 'Moon program' set at birth for some individuals.

I didn't know that, thanks to the both of you for that piece of info.
 
stellar said:
Mr.Anderson said:
Age 27. Lunar return.
Or maybe that's a threshold of how long the body can take years of abuse before it has to switch off :/ ???




I know this is an old thread, but I read it earlier today and what stuck out to me was numerlogically 27 = 2 + 7 = 9
From Laura's work , we read there is that dubious channelled bunch " The Nine" , and my least favorite of all Satanic groups T"he Order of Nine Angles." I just happened tobe looking for something concerning an archetype, and this popped out at me at number 9-

]
  • 1 Willing Hero -- King Arthur; Leelu from The Fifth Element; Hercules
  • 2 Unwilling Hero -- Bilbo Baggins from The Hobbitt, Phillipe Gaston from Ladyhawke
  • 3 Cynical Anti-hero -- Han Solo from Star Wars
  • 4 Tragic Anti-hero --Lestat from Ann Rices' Vampire Chronicles; Darth Vader from Star Wars
  • 5 Group-oriented Hero -- CuChulainn from Irish myth.
  • 6 Loner Hero --Indiana Jones, Xena from Xena: Warrior Princess
  • 7 Catalyst Hero -- Any mentor (s/he's the hero of their own stories)
  • 8 Dark Mentor -- anti-heroic character, the inversion of heroic values
  • 9 Fallen Mentor -- characters who are having difficulty with their own heroic journey
  • 10 Continuing Mentor -- recurring characters in a series of stories

  • ]Ok, so now let's look at the archetype of fallen mentor:
  • Fallen Mentor These fallen mentors are actually characters who are dealing with issues in their own heroic journey. They are mentors who are experiencing a crisis of faith or who have fallen far from grace. They parallel the hero in his own journey and often serve as a warning to the hero of who not to be. Haymitch in The Hunger Games comes to mind as a great example.[/size]


    • [size=1.45em]Now, lets look at numerology, I will bold the negative characteristics:
    • Of all the single digit numbers, nine (9) may be the most profound.Composed of three trinities (3 times 3 equals9), nine represents the principles of the sacred Triad taken to their utmost expression.The Chaldeans believed9to be sacred, and kept it apart in their numerology from the other numbers. Nine has been and in some cases still is considered thrice sacred and represents perfection, balance, order -- in effect, the supreme superlative.(9/22/9) A late addition to the marvelous world of Nines is a three-dimensional magic... double tetrahedron (or star tetrahedron). See, for example, the forum thread at 09/09/09.In Numerology, the positive characteristics of nine (9) are selflessness, fulfillment, completion, universality, universal understanding, interrelatedness, compassion, idealism tolerance, forgiveness, generosity, benevolence, humanitarianism, emotionalism, and justice. Nine is also associated with accomplished artists and thinkers who are inspired by universal truths. Simultaneously, 9 can represent negative characteristics, from selfishness to extravagance to vulgarity -- essentially the opposites of the positive characteristics.





      Just a little fun with Cassiopaiea, as this just jumped up and grabbed me.

 
Bluestar said:
I'm not sure why people are so upset about a machine being a machine.

Same feeling, was not sure why she got so much attention in the msm. It was all over the news as if she had made some major impact on our lives. During her last concert her fans boo'd her off the stage during the very first song because she could not remember the words to the song. The media bashed her. I kept wondering what was happening in the world during that time that the media did not want us to know and wasted air time with this.

I tend to concur. I mean, its easy to judge people and say what they could have done better, but like the C's say, one doesn't become an STO candidate by presuming to know what is best for others. Her death does have distractive potential from Norway and other things. A part of me wonders I'd the timing was done naturally (maybe her higher self clued in that no lessons were being learned and decided to check out) or if the need for a distraction deemed it necessary to induce a celebrity tragedy and she turned out to have the right profile. Maybe both?
 
whitecoast said:
I tend to concur. I mean, its easy to judge people and say what they could have done better, but like the C's say, one doesn't become an STO candidate by presuming to know what is best for others. Her death does have distractive potential from Norway and other things. A part of me wonders I'd the timing was done naturally (maybe her higher self clued in that no lessons were being learned and decided to check out) or if the need for a distraction deemed it necessary to induce a celebrity tragedy and she turned out to have the right profile. Maybe both?

Or maybe all her career was part of the distraction promoted by the PTB, being her death, the final act. Obviously, with her not being conscious of being used for those purposes, as it is probably most of the cases.
 
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