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LifeDancer & the 4 Patterns of Life

   by Rob McWatters


A unique feature of the main Pythagorean Skein Fibonacci sequences is that they are exactly 24 digits long before the digits start repeating. However, the 3, 3, 6, 9 sequence is 8 digits long before repeating. Any two numbers starting a PS Fibonacci sequence will fall into one of the following sequences, which Hardin calls the “Fabric of Life.” Here are the four sequences …

FEATURED VIDEO

The Lost Seeds of the Solfeggio & How They Are Used in Modern Music

w/ Barry Goldstein

• Attuning the Keyboard to 444hz

• How the Seeds of the Solfeggio show up in

        equal-interval tuning

• Utilizing the Healing DNA Frequencies

• Reconnecting to the sacredness within music


        (based on the track “Eden’s Gate”

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What the Angels Say About the Ancient

        Solfeggio

There is a lot of dis-info on the subject of the solfeggio. The angels first spoke of the real story on Jan 20, 2002 with Joseph Crane, who I wrote about. From then on confusion has reigned because of the import of this information. What others call the "Ancient Solfeggio" simply is not accurate. The Ancient Solfeggio began with King David, according to the angels. The current Solfeggio came later.

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