Please select as many numbers as you would like between 0 and 1000, totaly at random if you can, without considering each number.
Then if you like please observe the digits you have selected and examine them for several minutes or more to see if something of importance to you appears in the sequence. And follow you desire if you would like to give some description of what those digits may represent for yourself in your life.
pollyanna
Favorite Answer
9 27 33 352 697 834 295 478 1025 89342
9 - Mother-in-law's birthday, nephew's birthday 27 sister's birthday, 27 always seems to go with 9 for me for some reason. x 3? weird, that just came to me and then next was three 3s!!!!
52 my grandma lived at number 52, she moved there when she was 52, that was always special to me but I didn't realise I'd included it in the above.
29 husband's birthday. he was born in 1954, wasn't thinking about that when I thought of the numbers!! in fact they're separated so hadn't been thinking of these numbers together.
58 my year of birth is in there but again, that took some spotting so wasn't deliberate.
Interesting and fun. Good way to get the mind working!
Polly
nap
1 21 8 5 6 3 65 45 46 44 0 11
Aken
4 7 13 23 31 44 61 444
onparadisebeach
26 88 17 3 42 1 99 486 816
26 My youngest son is 26
88 number of keys in a piano (no I don't play) or size of German guns in WWII (not I wasn't there)
17 got my first driver's license
3 Father, Son, Holy Ghost
42 graduated from nursing school
1 me
99 is 86's girlfriend
486 I guess 99 is 486 (for 86)
816 just doesn't ring a bell
Theron Q. Ramacharaka Panchadasi
What on earth does this have to do with philosophy? It sounds fun, though.
I chose all the numbers from 0 to 1000, such that there cardinality involves apparent dynamic randomness; that is, from my point of view their order is always changing from one random sequence to another. Somehow, vaguely, in that I recognize the quantum aspect of mind.