Possible #NL1331 interpretation?
Possible #NL1331 interpretation?
The name of the events are labeled Recursion
N upside down is N
L upside down is 7
1331 is a palindrome but what is its opposite? -1331
Clues:
Joe Philley Sharing pictures of jets reminded me of flying to a location.
Susanna Moyer posted a picture of a Greek Coin of ZEUS Who Yik Sheng Lee pointed out Alexander the Great (Which has been mentioned quite a bit lately) was known to state that Zeus was his father.
Hank Johnson stated at the end of his Diary. "God and Allah together cant help me if im right."
I could be wrong but it sounds like Arabic voices in the cave.
~this part is very up to interpretation but worth at least mentioning~
In my video analysis we see for the first time a gold glitch.
All these will come into play
With Joe Philley posting the jets I kept thinking location.
I didnt know what to do with the NL so I stuck with the creating coords with the 13.31 and then -13.31
Then I saw a Recursion of NL Picture below
N7 is the name of the road in Senegal at those coords
N7 13.31 -13.31
So I then needed to connect that location to something. I know Hank traveled all over Africa during Nomad filming but thats not solid enough. I then thought to try to link this area with Alexander the Great, because I knew this was within his empire. This is what I got.
Alexander and AL-Khadir and the Water of life.
Al-Khadir (right) and companion Zul-Qarnain (al-Sikandar) marvel at the sight of a salted fish that comes back to life when touched by the Water of Life. "When Alexander sought he did not find what Khizr found unsought
http://khidr.org/gaffar.htm
In the Holy Qur'an, passages concerning al-Khadir and Zul-qarnain occur in the eighteenth Sura
called, significantly, Kahlf (Arabic: 'cave'; cf. Sanskrit Guha 'cave', also a name of Skanda), a
compendium of mystical secrets revealed in response to three questions about legendary figures
put to the Prophet Mohammed (sal) by skeptical Jewish doctors. One concerns the legend of
time-traveling sleepers sealed up in a cave.
http://www.qatarliving.com/socialising/posts/story-7-sleepers-must-read
"The nest"
Not to mention the cave story has both an Islamic and Christian version. (Neither god nor Allah)
"Accounts of the life of Alexander the Great exist in the literary and oral traditions of societies as far afield as Iceland, Ethiopia and Indonesia: this is well known. However, Alexander's 'afterlife' in the oral traditions of the Mandirika peoples of Senegal, Guinea, Mali and the Ivory Coast should be recognized, since it may be said to have influenced to some degree the political destiny of that region.
In the thirteenth century, Sundiata Keita, a local chieftain of an obscure Mandinke tribe in the north-west corner of what is today Guinea, inspired by the tales of Alexander the Great, which he had heard as a child from traders from across the Sahara, embarked on a programme of military conquest. His campaigns resulted in the unification of the Mandinke tribes and in the foundation of the Mali Empire, one of the most powerful and wealthy African states in the history of that continent. It endured for over two hundred years and was one of the few African kingdoms, apart from Egypt and Ethiopia, which featured on European maps of Africa, in the Middle Ages. "
http://www.historytoday.com/adrian-tronson/life-alexander-and-west-africa
The picture below is Musa I of Mali
Who after Alexander the Greats death took over this area. He was known as one of the wealthiest emperors ever. Guess when he died. Well its been a debate but the span is from 1330-1337 with multiple scholars beliving it to be none other then 1331 <--- Gold flash Prob not but a thought.
The name of the events are labeled Recursion
N upside down is N
L upside down is 7
1331 is a palindrome but what is its opposite? -1331
Clues:
Joe Philley Sharing pictures of jets reminded me of flying to a location.
Susanna Moyer posted a picture of a Greek Coin of ZEUS Who Yik Sheng Lee pointed out Alexander the Great (Which has been mentioned quite a bit lately) was known to state that Zeus was his father.
Hank Johnson stated at the end of his Diary. "God and Allah together cant help me if im right."
I could be wrong but it sounds like Arabic voices in the cave.
~this part is very up to interpretation but worth at least mentioning~
In my video analysis we see for the first time a gold glitch.
All these will come into play
With Joe Philley posting the jets I kept thinking location.
I didnt know what to do with the NL so I stuck with the creating coords with the 13.31 and then -13.31
Then I saw a Recursion of NL Picture below
N7 is the name of the road in Senegal at those coords
N7 13.31 -13.31
So I then needed to connect that location to something. I know Hank traveled all over Africa during Nomad filming but thats not solid enough. I then thought to try to link this area with Alexander the Great, because I knew this was within his empire. This is what I got.
Alexander and AL-Khadir and the Water of life.
Al-Khadir (right) and companion Zul-Qarnain (al-Sikandar) marvel at the sight of a salted fish that comes back to life when touched by the Water of Life. "When Alexander sought he did not find what Khizr found unsought
http://khidr.org/gaffar.htm
In the Holy Qur'an, passages concerning al-Khadir and Zul-qarnain occur in the eighteenth Sura
called, significantly, Kahlf (Arabic: 'cave'; cf. Sanskrit Guha 'cave', also a name of Skanda), a
compendium of mystical secrets revealed in response to three questions about legendary figures
put to the Prophet Mohammed (sal) by skeptical Jewish doctors. One concerns the legend of
time-traveling sleepers sealed up in a cave.
http://www.qatarliving.com/socialising/posts/story-7-sleepers-must-read
"The nest"
Not to mention the cave story has both an Islamic and Christian version. (Neither god nor Allah)
"Accounts of the life of Alexander the Great exist in the literary and oral traditions of societies as far afield as Iceland, Ethiopia and Indonesia: this is well known. However, Alexander's 'afterlife' in the oral traditions of the Mandirika peoples of Senegal, Guinea, Mali and the Ivory Coast should be recognized, since it may be said to have influenced to some degree the political destiny of that region.
In the thirteenth century, Sundiata Keita, a local chieftain of an obscure Mandinke tribe in the north-west corner of what is today Guinea, inspired by the tales of Alexander the Great, which he had heard as a child from traders from across the Sahara, embarked on a programme of military conquest. His campaigns resulted in the unification of the Mandinke tribes and in the foundation of the Mali Empire, one of the most powerful and wealthy African states in the history of that continent. It endured for over two hundred years and was one of the few African kingdoms, apart from Egypt and Ethiopia, which featured on European maps of Africa, in the Middle Ages. "
http://www.historytoday.com/adrian-tronson/life-alexander-and-west-africa
The picture below is Musa I of Mali
Who after Alexander the Greats death took over this area. He was known as one of the wealthiest emperors ever. Guess when he died. Well its been a debate but the span is from 1330-1337 with multiple scholars beliving it to be none other then 1331 <--- Gold flash Prob not but a thought.
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