What do "Abracadabra" and "11:11" have in common?

11 : 11

abra cad abra

same thing on both sides of the separator

One has 5 and one has 6.

The one with 6 is = to "777"

777 = 'jackpot'

GOLD

Think phonetics. Sound creates.

Light from darkness, thus the symbolic placement of the priest collar at visuddha chakra.

Vowels are...

Eh l eh v eh n : Eh l eh v eh n

Same enunciated Sound 6x

S eh v eh n, s eh v eh n, s eh v eh n.

SOUND.

Eh l eh v eh n : Eh l eh v eh n

Same enunciated Sound 6x

S eh v eh n, s eh v eh n, s eh v eh n.

SOUND.

I like how that sounds.

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7-11

Eleventy seven

Doesn't matter this time around
7-11 was a set up. Willfully done against me. And you know it

To go further, appreciate the phonetics and enunciation of 'West'. W EH st.

EH being emphasized.

Like wEHst.
Like EH-pstein
Like wEHstworld
Like 11:11... EHl EHv EHn:EHl EHv EHn
Etc

Sound.

What is attached to this particular one? In two days the world will be thinking, writing, typing, saying and fully energizing this single repeated syllabic vowel enunciation.

Key tones. Keystone...

Magic words like Abracadabra only repeat 5x.
11:11 repeats the same sound 6x.

One has 5 and one has 6.

The one with 6 is = to "777"

777 = 'jackpot'

GOLD

Think phonetics. Sound creates.

Light from darkness, thus the symbolic placement of the priest collar at visuddha chakra.

Vowels are...

They are the same read right to left or left to right.
(forewards or backwards).

:magic:

Listening to the 777 vid.
Several times the words went synchrone with that guy's hands.
LOL
In Sweden we can call the number 1177 to talk to a nurse - 24/7
Also a website with medical advice has it.

Abracadabra in its original Aramaic form translates to “Our Father, Which art in Heaven”

Alabama

Ala = Allah = Ullr (norse)

Sound, phonetics.

Bama = 'heaven'


"In Hebrew poetry from the dominant book that the New Testament draws upon, to validate the “works” of Jesus as “proof” of poetic prophecy, the use of BAMA (Strongs Hebrew word 1116) is used to refer to the “heights” of heaven. That book is Isaiah. Christian scholars would agree, that much of the New Testament refers directly to passages of Isaiah's poetry.

Isaiah is also the source of origin for the Christian concept of “Satan” or “Lucifer” Isaiah 14:12.

In the verses of Isaiah that refer directly to “Lucifer” in King James translations of Isaiah, sure enough, BAMA (Strongs Hebrew word 1116) is used to refer to the “Heights” of Heaven (Isaiah 14:14)!"

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Tiger in the garden.

LSU Alabama

Ah l Ah b Ah m Ah