Mea culpa. Despite my "reconciliation" of letters from the 56 available to the 38 used and unused (accountants like to "reconcile"), I gave the above message credit for one too many 'a' s. The Inc_ is missing an 'a' reflective of this error. It disappoints me greatly that the message seems incomplete, but that is the record. I will post a notation of the euro to ENS 11 but, generally, if the essay has been out there a day, its an error that's in the record. As if Mr. Gann knew he spelled Inca incorrectly, he later spelled "Inca" perfectly in an acrostic word that I cite as proof below. Something lost, something gained. Maybe a concept emphasized at the expense of my having made an error. As if that's unique.
What is the proof? For me, the threshold of proof is low. I've experienced miracles during my last two years' study of TTTTA; coincidences of such mathematic improbability they cannot be considered other than miracles. You saw miracles of prediction if you've read Mr. Gann's prediction of 9/11 found in the 6th prophecy or followed its discovery in the MOT according to the similar method used in a contemporary fictional work. You can backtest that and others using the tracks in this blog and the download of the MOT. Do that backtesting if for no other reason than to prove my work wrong. You will find many errors owing to the fallibility of my editorial staff; I have none. If you do the work, I'm confident you'll get the "hook" of which I spoke in the recent My Phiessay.
Proof. "2+2=4." Pretty simple. "I witnessed that crime and will sign an affidavit." A little less simple, depending on the credibility of the witness and nature of that person's agenda. How about a preponderance of interrelated circumstance? Melodramatically, it comes down to Marie's note:
The proof begins with the background established in the previous essay; 252 and 266.
252, John Dee's philosopher stone number, 252. How is the number '252' proof? Let's use Luo Clement (a pen name for WD Gann in my opinion) by applying his Pythagorean interpretation of letters as numbers to see if anything pops out. Some believe that the numerical representation of letters may hold meaning, might confirm truths that otherwise might be discounted. We have 56 missing letters in the spelling of the 45 greatest earthquakes of the MOT period. We have Mr. Gann's modus operandi; a method that indicates what is missing may be more important that what is seen. We have Mr. errr Clement's table of letter values. Let's assign values to letters:
When we extend the 56 missing letters by Pythagorean values, Luo Clement's values of letter vibration, you have John Dee's philosopher stone number 252 (in yellow for lazy Noxious Ones). I find page 252 of TTTTA memorable but not relevant.
266, St Malachy's (thought by many to be Nostradamus) prophecy of the last Pope. In contrast, I find page 82 entirely relevant. You don't see it above? Page 82 is highlighted in blue above. I don't even have to look it up to know what's on that great page but will reprise it:
"To those who understand numbers, '266' reveals some remarkable events that are to follow the election of the new Pope." Remarkable events that will follow the election of Pope Francis which occurred March 21, 2013. Two years ago, before the 6th and 7th Prophecies were discovered and before the MOT was developed I knew this paragraph was Mr. Gann's warning that "remarkable events"
45, the number of greatest earthquakes during the 168-year MOT period. Could Mr. Gann have predicted that in 2016 I would research the all-time "greatest" earthquakes as they appear in Wikipedia in 2016 and would find exactly 45 as having occurred after June 22, 1848, the beginning of the MOT period? That is the way it worked out. And that's the number you see highlighted in red in the tabular insert above.
You will also see John Dee's number of 252 divided by 56 missing letters and you get 4.50000. Elevating one decimal place get, again, that 45 highlighted in yellow. Looking at the 18 unused letters and 38 used letters as a proportion of letter values you get 4.56 (82 / 18) and 4.47 (170 / 38). Each is pretty darn close to 4.5 or 45 if you will. I don't think it is mathematically possible, in these latter two calculations, to derive values closer to 4.5 or, again, 45 if you will.
45, the number that divides time and space (price) into equal parts, as I recall.
Is this random? Take a breath. It gets far far deeper.
Parsing page 82. Focus on that article cited on page 82 (insert above), referred to as appearing in the New York American dated January 29, 1932. Close Mr. Gann. You planted an article on that date discussing the Papacy. And, in its last paragraphs, you planted those prophesies of St Malachy. But you planted the article in your home town newspaper, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, 10 years late:
And 82 gets still deeper. How many pages were in the January 29, 1932 issue of The Brooklyn Daily Eagle. The webpage says 81 pages but you can't have a newspaper with 81 pages. Maybe a page is un-numbered... you can't have a piece of paper without two sides. There must have been 82 pages.
I could say far far more about page 82 but you should read it... page 82 is Mr. Gann's 'Predictions 101' or 'Predictions for Dummies' page giving you WWII and the Great Depression. Predictions in plain text that even the Noxious Ones need to dismiss as 'just luck' or otherwise lose sleep.
The Inca's. This one isn't a number...its the heart of the prediction; "Pumapuka Inc_ in volcano mud." A society that declined, its greatest symbol of prosperity and spirituality, Pumapunku, precipitously and largely abandoned, destroyed. Perhaps, 'volcano mud?' Millions of tons of ash settling on Pumpunka coalesced by rainwater. Imagination.
Did Mr. Gann encode the word "Inca" in TTTTA? Did he intentionally omit the "a" so we would look for a correctly spelled "Inca?" Indeed he did, once and only once. And he spelled the word with a capital "I" as is proper (in red highlight):
As per normal, I could write for hours on the above citation accompanying "Inca," spelled acrostically with a cap 'I.' But I'll limit myself to three points.
First, the yellow highlighted narrative; "There will be political wars and revolutionary changes...." Does that sound like the political rhetoric within each of America's parties? Black lives matter. Build the wall. Was Mr. Gann talking of 1928 or of 2016?
An early on contention while trying to understand the MOT was that events that occur on its right side is a repetition of those that occurred on the left. On the right side of the MOT we are at the year 2016 and its counterpart on the left is 1848; the "Year of Revolution" in Europe. As best I recall my research, there was open revolution in 55 European countries that year. Karl Marx was the great active promoter of those revolutions, socialism and the worker's cause. In the 1848 U.S. there was massive territorial expansion with the treaty ending the Mexican War and a path to the Civil War.
In 2016 we see impending disintegration of the European Union. In the U.S. we have the first openly admitted socialist major contender for the presidency of the U.S. espousing socialism, workers social justice, penalizing the upper class and, quite literally, "revolution."
There are layers and layers of similarity between 1848 and 2016. Was Mr. Gann speaking of 1928 on page 82 or 2016?
Second point is the answer to the immediately foregoing riddle. See the number 88 highlighted in blue? Such two digit numbers are infrequently found encoded in TTTTA. I find similar numbers 11, 77 and 88, each only once. 88 appears directly beside 1928.... 1928 plus 88 is 2016.
Third point is the meaningful narrative that is found in the first paragraph of page 82 and which is a continuation of the last paragraph of the preceding page:
Some believe these paragraphs foretell of calamities attendant dual eclipses, etc. In the context of the theme of "Yellowstone - now" and the fate of Pumapunka under volcano mud, I can envision a different but severe period beginning in 1928 + 88 or 2016.
Page 88. The reflex to read the page of a suspiciously presented number, as 88 is presented on page 82, is always too great for me. The whole of page 88 is meaningful what with an acrostic inverted word "map" and a telestic inverted word "God" but I'll forego the entire page for brevity and reproduce only the last paragraph and its continuation on page 89:
The last battle will be fought in the air. In the context of the plain narrative of TTTTA, we expect that will be a military war. In the context of "Yellowstone - now," I think otherwise.
And the continuation on page 89; TTTTA's earliest appearing date of May 9, 1927 plus page 89... May 9, 2016. And the date of Marie's note above, June 5, 1927 at 3 a.m. plus 89....
The final sentence highlighted in red; and all men would perish but for the Lord shortening the time. Mr. Gann was confident such would be the case; the time would be shortened.
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To wrap up the Inca's message, a declining society whose greatest geographic symbol of attainment was the lost city of Pumapunku, its remaining structures largely "...hidden beneath the modern ground's surface." An exhortation to action, "Quick, quick, jump."
To wrap up the proof by coincidence of numbers and circumstance; some by Pythagorean extraction of values from letters, some from the interrelation of numbers, some by references to pages with meaningful text. The circumstances presented above only make sense if you've sensed that feeling of underlying order and used your intuition to question the one's natural inclination towards randomness... much as Mr. Einstein recommended. Much as you find in Marie's note, "According to your faith be it unto you."
I now have the "data, data, data, I must have data" that began the study of earthquakes in this series. I have 45 observations of earthquakes since the beginning of the MOT to this day which I believe Mr. Gann intended to be found. And, in so doing, 33 of those earthquakes were ones that had not occurred at May 9, 1927, the date of TTTTA's Foreword. He predicted them.
My purpose from the third of this series was to continue trying to find the data that would allow the derivation of mathematic prediction; WD Gann's method of math and science. That was the "hook." Perhaps the "hook" was designed to lead to the message:
... and not to the data or the mathematics of time and space.
Above my pay grade. All I can influence is doing and sharing the work.
Jim Ross
































