Wednesday, 5 December 2012

Day 72: “Everything happens in 3s?” part 2 – "the luck" of the 3rd attempt



So continuing from my last blog, when I look at the value I have placed in the number 3 in my life, I see specifically a belief/fear that “bad things always come in 3s” as I have spoken about, but also a belief that number 3 is “lucky” in some way, as well as a fear of world war 3. The number 3 seems to have all these “holy prophetic connotations” in my mind, this interest I have created throughout my life about a trinity being the final resolver of all issues, the end point of the issue, as the end of days. 

So as well as “bad luck” apparently coming in 3s - does “good luck” come in 3s as well? I remember growing up in England that I always heard people tell me when I failed twice at something; to not worry “3rd time lucky” I will do it. I never really understood it then, and I still don’t, because a “lucky number” and the “luck” system in its entirety is in fact not actually real. I mean this belief that the number 3 is lucky in some way, is based in a further Idea that through learning through the first two failures that one will now know what mistakes to avoid and thus will apparently “automatically” know how to resolve the issue at the 3rd attempt, floating through on a “lucky 3rd energy”.

Anyone can see from a starting point of self-honesty and common sense that if a person does not learn effectively from the first two attempts to correct the issue, then there is actually no reason whatsoever to suggest that the person will automatically know how to correct the issue at the third attempt. I remember specifically in my memory that I failed my driving lesson at the 3rd attempt because of believing that I would “automatically pass” through learning from the past mistakes and having the pivotal “luck of the third attempt”, when in actual fact it took the 4th attempt for me to pass lol, which of course completely exposed this “3rd time lucky” belief but at the time of course I did not investigate this further as this was 9 years ago way before walking my process of self-honesty. 

Now to say that an imaginary “lucky” force is protecting a person from failures/miscalculations/abuses and that this “lucky force” leads a person to good fortunes is completely insane when we look at the point in common sense. Because this “lucky force” is only based and enforced through illusions in our mind, not through physical measurable feedback, and it is clearly common sense that if you have a lot of money then you can literally “create your own luck” in this world, where one can construct a bubble of structures around you that provide an effective illusion of “luck” having expensive items/giant houses/attention from others etc, because clearly the more money we have in this world, then the easier it is to move things in this world to be able to place our lives in the way we want. And if you don’t have any money, then you can’t “create any luck” at all, you’re literally fucked on a time looping fucked existence until death because nothing can be moved, no illusion of “luck” can be created and surfed on by those that suffer in this world.

A world that is best for all is a world that provides luck to all unconditionally from birth till death, a world where all are honoured of equal worth as life. This world can only be realised for all on earth through taking self-responsibility to live what’s best for all inside ourselves, in our participation and through the political implementation of an equal money system globally, which is a huge step forward in the real evolution of man, a world where everyone is lucky, a literal luck based in physical, tangible fact.

Join me in my next blog as I explore the fear of WW3 that like all points in relation to the number 3 in my mind, are not real at all, which I have accepted and allowed myself to exist as for a long time, which I am not willing to accept any further and thus what I am disseminating through writing and releasing through self-corrective application as i walk.

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