The 1% control the media, religion, sport, the world of celebrity etc, and they use these mechanisms to harvest the thought energy we create. They use the power of numbers, names, astrology and all manner of things, known and unknown, as tools to create and harvest energy.
Now, lets take a look at the sudden death of Prince.
On April 21, 2016, the world was told that Prince Rogers Nelson had been found dead in an elevator at his Paisley Park Studio, his Minnesota home was within the studio complex.
In his “Lets Go Crazy” single, Prince had equated an elevator to the Devil, and the lyrics were all about fighting that Devil and when the Devil wants to take you down, you bang the elevator wall and demand to be brought up closer to God. In an interview with Chris Rock Prince explained the meaning.
“And if the elevator tries to bring you down,
Go crazy, punch a higher floor”
http://www.metrolyrics.com/lets-go-crazy-lyrics-prince.html
In the Canaanite pantheon of Gods EL was the supreme deity, isra-EL, michaEL, gabriEL etc.
So more than just a bit ironic that he was found dead in an EL-evator!
At 9.43 a.m. The Carver County Sheriff’s Office received at 911 call from an unidentified male requesting an ambulance be sent to Prince’s Paisley Park home/studio. The male initially said Prince was unconscious, later in the same call he said he was dead. Emergency services arrived, CPR was administered, he was unresponsive and at 10.07 he was pronounced dead.
Born Saturday June 7, 1958, died Thursday April 21, 2016, he was 57 years old when he died.
Those who are familiar with my past work, will already be aware that various elements of major news stories connect directly and indirectly to the British Royal family.
Prince’s death was on the 90th birthday of Queen Elizabeth II, and both stories were headline news across the world. A Prince is of course a Royal title, and the colour most associated with Prince is purple. The Royals claim to rule by divine right, and they believe their bloodline gives them the divine right. The colours associated with blood are red and blue, they wear red or blue sashes to emphasis the notion that they carry the correct blood line, this tradition goes right back to the Pharaohs, they wore a red or blue sash to denote that they were Royal. Carvings of ancient Mesopotamian Gods & Kings show them wearing sashes, although it is not known what significance they had, or what colour they were.
When red and blue are mixed they form purple, which is considered to be the most majestic royal colour.
Prince of course sang Purple Rain, and he was obsessed with the colour purple and was often shown either wearing purple or bathed in purple light.