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In physics the electromagnetic spectrum can be described as ranging from 0 Hertz (Hz) or cycles or times per second that a pulse or energy occurs (can be timed) up to infinite number per second.

A certain frequency is the highest frequency of Father God and also the lowest frequency of Mother God – could be a band of frequencies in between these Two.

Thus 144,000 Hz is a frequency. All frequencies can be rungs or landings on Jacob’s Ladder.

Palindromes are numbers reading the same forwards as sdrawkcab. When used (intent) their inherent mirroring energy produces an amplified excitement in the consciousness grid. One reason for this is that all palindromes with an even number of digits are divisible by (master number) 11.

The 333 Keyholders have frequencies 133,333 … 140,333 … 149,333 to keep ’em smiling at 3 x 111.

In the Phoenix Journals, Aton says a frequency of 169,443 is needed to be safely ‘beamed up’.

I would call the few following frequencies ‘platforms’, or rungs up Jacob’s ladder. Each sees the Ladder according to Soul frequency, so different versions of the Ladder exist in the Universal Field.

135,531 = 11 x 111 x 111

144,000 = 12 x 12 x 10 x 10 x 10

144,441 = 9 x 11 x 1,459

147,741 = 11 x 11 x 11 x 111

Up higher is this platform, landing, step, rung:
160,000 = 400 x 400 = 20 x 20 x 20 x 20
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Celebrating Dolly Parton

dolly – a doll used by children
dolly bird – British informal. A pretty flashily dressed young woman
On – Egyptian Holy City of Light as in the Bible
Part On and also pArTON > Aton included – Aton the Solar Disc god
Thanks Dolly, for Shining Your Light. I Will Always Love You
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Giving thanks for small things opens the doorway for abundance.

I thank the corporate government of Canada for the offers and papers you sent me. Winter is coming and your documents will work wonderfully in the wood stove.

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