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Lauranimal
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There is something odd that stood out to me when I read this transcript of the last session. I am easily distracted by so many tendrils of information, so even though I had made a mental note of it ... I promptly forgot and went on to other things.
However, I am currently in the process of reading Jessup's, "The Case for the UFO" and came to Pg 111 where he begins to discuss the evidence related to "the devil's hoofmarks", and he shows a picture that looks somewhat similar to horse-shoes. My little ding-ding-dinger went off!
There are two places in this latest transcript where the C's said something which (so far, by my limited exposure) seems strange. And as if for emphasis, they said it TWICE.
So I am wondering if anyone has given this any thought, or agrees that it may hold another layer of meaning. I notice there has lately been a fair amount of discussion about, "Operation Trojan Horse" also titled "Why UFOs" (I have not yet read) ... but I wonder if this is a related subject?
And if not, what are some other ideas about why they might mention horse-shoes ... both times in the context of describing something that is close enough that you could toss an object and hit it.
Am I reaching here?
~Lar
However, I am currently in the process of reading Jessup's, "The Case for the UFO" and came to Pg 111 where he begins to discuss the evidence related to "the devil's hoofmarks", and he shows a picture that looks somewhat similar to horse-shoes. My little ding-ding-dinger went off!
There are two places in this latest transcript where the C's said something which (so far, by my limited exposure) seems strange. And as if for emphasis, they said it TWICE.
Q: (L) Is there any particular reason you made the announcement about 5 years to go?
A: Just reminding you.
Q: (L) You normally have never been date-specific.
A: This is not "day" specific but close enough for horseshoes.
Q: (Joe) The word would be "eiri", that means rising, or desiring, or wanting. And knowledge is "eolas". (L) Okay, say it together. (Joe) Well, I suppose the short version would be just "eiri eolas".
A: That is close enough to the original name of this practice for horseshoes.
So I am wondering if anyone has given this any thought, or agrees that it may hold another layer of meaning. I notice there has lately been a fair amount of discussion about, "Operation Trojan Horse" also titled "Why UFOs" (I have not yet read) ... but I wonder if this is a related subject?
And if not, what are some other ideas about why they might mention horse-shoes ... both times in the context of describing something that is close enough that you could toss an object and hit it.
Am I reaching here?
~Lar