Taking a break from WD Gann research and enjoying a movie released in 200...a refreshingly wholesome one...with the family, "Frequency," I noticed in the very first scene the license plate of an 18 wheeler destined to explode in a wreck and conflagration:
Hard to turn off the Luo Clement methodology, so I substituted the 3 for the L and have 37-735. Hmm, 37 and 73 with a dangling 5. You can add the 37 and 73 to get 110, the years between the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and this year. Or you can reverse the 73 to get twin 37s. What to do with the 5? Well, reverse those last two digits (the L being a 3 and the 5) and you have 53, another angle of Pythagoras right triangle. So we have, with just a bit of rearrangement, two 37's and a dangling 5 or a 37, a 53 and a dangling 7. Or two 3s or 33 and two 7s for 77...and a dangling 5.
Seems a bit suspicious, a bit Masonic, a bit "RC." Perhaps some wily 'filmatic' Mason fiddling with people who enjoy numbers? They're a 'crafty' playful bunch they are. And as we saw in the movie "Knowing" they'll toss a bunch of symbolism in there to wake up their "initiated"... or the obsessed. That license plate above, it is shown for less than two seconds in the very first minute of the movie (you see the credit to "G Gor Hoblit Film"). Surely, if the above is a warning or alert of some type "they" buried other gems.
They did, they did!!! But the movie review first.
The movie is a poignant story about a son (Jim Cavietzel, "The Passion of Christ") whose baseball loving firefighter father (Dennis Quaid) dies in 1969 trying to save a girl from a burning warehouse. Cavietzel discovers his father's shortwave radio in 1999 and while playing with it connects to his father, who is also talking on the short wave but in 1969. He warns his father who is saved. Between them, they not only avert the father's death but bring to justice a serial killer saving seven lives (including his mother). A very enjoyable and entirely clean...no sex, no language, some violence, movie. Lot's of love. Just a great story. I give it a WD Gann five-star in his stead.
What did "they" bury beyond the 37's and the makeshift 53?
A major storyline was what happened in the 1969 World Series, and most pointedly, the fifth and final game. The expansion and mediocre Mets played perhaps the "most perfect" team of all time, the 1969 Baltimore Orioles. Five games. Here's how it worked out according to Wikipedia:
See it? The fifth game was 3-5 or maybe it was 5-3. The 53 number again. Not so startling, after all, those Masons probably know their baseball. Heck, I bet that stern faced WD Gann even took in a couple Dodgers and Yankees games given he lived in Brooklyn for the first half of the 1900s.
You "see" the above box of the five games, but did you "observe?" There's more.
Let's button up the dangling 5 and dangling 7. A World Series is the best of 7 games. As it happened, only 5 were played in 1969. 5+7 = 12 reduced to 3. The license plate has a fourth 3 or two threes showing on the plate, the L that is a Pythagorean 3 and 3 resulting from the addition of 5 and 7. Four three's or 33:33. Do you find 33:33 in TTTTA? Hint's; page 56, "lo it will come?
Back to business. Did you "observe" the dates of the 1969 World Series in the above box? Six days from October 11 to 16, 1969 or two days short of the 7 days that have been identified in many previous essays that will involve "remarkable events" of which Mr. Gann spoke on page 82 of TTTTA. Those dates are October 13 to 19, 2016 and the primary days are October 15, 17 and 19.
"But Jim, those are all things a savvy Mason with too much time on his hands and who knows old baseball scores could weave into a movie to trick you." Yeah, I've got to agree, find a game in history that ended up 5-3...even if it was a miracle of a Cinderella team. Randomites win on that one. A mortal contrivance for sure.
But, there's more.
If you truly "observe" you'll have noticed the Orioles scored 9 runs and the Mets scored 15 runs. So what? Make that Mets 15 and Orioles 9 in that order. Then, reduce it and you have 6-9 or Robert Gordon's birth day of June 9, his 69 Wall Street address, the 69 years and 69 days of the 6th Prophecy of 9/11, and on and on... And the Series took place in 1969. And we find 69 in the numbers that comprise WD Gann's first name (6 and 9 in purple) according to the Elizabethan Kaye cipher (6 in purple) and Pythagorean enumeration (9 in purple).
1969, sure, the last 2 numbers are '69' as aforementioned, but don't overlook the middle number, '96.' Particularly so given the previous essay concerned September 6, 2019 or 9-6.
And if you truly truly "observe" you'll see the total scores of the first four games are 5-3-5-3. 53-53. And, of course, game 5 was 5-3. 5-3 in the license plate, 5-3 twice in the total scoring and 5-3, the final score of the final game.
I think we're dealing with something that cannot be created by mortal contrivance.
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In WD Gann's "The Tunnel Thru the Air," the hero, Robert Gordon works day and night to make money, not for his own sake alone, but to fund his discovery and building of inventions that would help him save his beloved country. And, in the end, Robert Gordon succeeded. I've thought there is an invention in TTTTA or complementary fictional work (ignoring the gasps of "impossible" by readers) and this film has piqued my interest. Communicating across time. Wavelength. Vibration. From one side of the never ending circle to the other.
In somewhat that same vein of providing useless information, I think Mr. Gann would heartily approve the authors of "Frequency" having commissioned Garth Brooks to write the closing theme of the movie.
Unfortunately, if you only listen, you have only undertaken the sensory equivalent of "seen." You need to read the lyrics. Otherwise, you may "see but not observe." No, they do not contain dollar signs. They do contain the circle.
Still looking for the invention Mr. Gann may have encoded to aid his beloved country when needed the most. I believe its...somewhere.
Jim Ross
PS. Licensed ham radio operators have call numbers. The father's 1969 call number, prominently visible in the film, can be found in the encoding of TTTTA, but only if you struggle and imagine how it might have been presented. To find the call number you must first watch the movie. Then you need to find it in TTTTA. It is there.
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