Re: Recent and other significant cetacean popthroughs
David Dalton <[email protected]> Wed, 10 Apr 2024 16:00:29 -0230
| Newsgroups | alt.animals.whales, alt.animals.dolphins, alt.animals, talk.politics.animals, sci.geo.oceanography, rec.aquaria.marine.misc |
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| Organization | Eternal September |
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On Apr 10, 2024, David Dalton wrote (in article<[email protected]>): > On Apr 9, 2024, David Dalton wrote > (in article<[email protected]>): > > > The 43 recent (120--667 years ago) popthroughs were > > applied by 0317 UTC April 9, 2024. That included > > the Tsangyang Gyatso popthrough and six cetacean > > popthroughs (see below). > > > > Then the remaining 3629 popthroughs of the last > > 10,500 years began coming on, by order of > > decreasing numbers of someones covered. > > > > Popthrough 44 (Jacob) was applied at 0354 UTC April 9. > > > > Popthrough 45 (Jesus) was applied at 0422 UTC April 9. > > > > Popthrough 46 (Moses) was applied at 0445 UTC April 9. > > > > Popthrough 47 (Rama) was applied at 0503 UTC April 9. > > > > Popthrough 48 (Krishna) was applied at 0518 UTC April 9. > > > > Popthrough 53 (Buddha) was applied at 0614 UTC April 9. > > > > Popthrough 55 (the most significant cetacean, a Spinner > > dolphin) was applied at 0643 UTC April 9. > > > > Popthrough 56 (the second most significant cetacean, > > a sperm whale) was applied at 0700 UTC April 9. > > > > The third most significant cetacean was a bottlenose > > dolphin [3], at this stage 260 years ago. There were > > five other cetaceans in the recent 43, including a still > > living bowhead whale [1] who was at this stage 120 years ago. > > Cetacean regions included up to 30 km inland from > > oceans, seas, major rivers, and some lakes accessible > > from major rivers. Also note that those descended > > from at least one who was in the region when the > > original working became fully on are covered by the > > popthrough healing circle prescription subcomponent, > > as are those now in the region, and those covered by > > belief, and any still around, e.g. some afterlife someones > > still in my global region. Belief coverage and still > > around coverage is full strength, descent and in > > original region are just 1/5 strength (obviously e.g. > > those covered by both belief and descent get full strength). > > > > The most recent human one was an honourary Maori [2] who > > was at this stage 200 years ago. There was also a > > South/Central America one [41] of over 600 years ago > > and a Turtle Island one [43] at this stage 667 years ago, > > before colonists who were not covered arrived (but > > note that settlers are covered by the popthroughs). > > > > Mohammed and Nanak and the Baha’u’llah were not > > ootws (which I used to call avatar types) but were > > Founder/Guru/Missionary/Prophet types. But Zoroaster > > was an ootw. I think Lao Tzu was not, but I am not sure. > > > > For further progress see the thread > > “Post-total-solar-eclipse attempt” on alt.religion.druid . > > > > If you missed my previous writing on popthroughs, > > you could refer to the Glossary and Recent Changes > > sections on my mystic page. But there should be > > bindings of criminals in the popthroughs, and these > > will be updated later in my post-popthroughs updates, > > probably within a couple of days from now. > > > > I hope I don’t have to try again in early waxing crescent, > > which for Muslims will mark the start of Eid-al-fitr. > > I tried again tonight beginning at Eid-al-fitr onset > (earliest waxing crescent), and the Jacob, Jesus, Moses, > Rama, Krishna, and Buddha popthroughs have all been > applied as of 0541 UTC April 10, 2024. However I won’t > believe this unless my mystic web page counter starts to > move, which would indicate that there are effects, > blocks are lifted, and people are starting to get interested. > > The six cetacean popthroughs in the recent 43 were > applied earlier, and numbers 55 and 56 will be applied > shortly, probably within the next twenty minutes. > > Did Sisyphus ever get over the top? I am pretty sure I saw the waxing crescent for the first time this lunar month at about 1600 UTC April 10, 2024, through some leafless tree branches, before it got cloudy, and with that in mind I am trying again. -- David Dalton [email protected] https://www.nfld.com/~dalton (home page) https://www.nfld.com/~dalton/dtales.html Salmon on the Thorns (mystic page) “Mary walks down to the water’s edge and there she hangs Her head to find herself faded a shadow of what she once was" (Sarah McLachlan)