The book of life: Evolution of my self through incarnation 33

The numbers

Some say that mathematics is human invention, but absolutely that's not true, we're only noting what we observe in our languages and one of these is mathematics. Nature is full of numbers, it is counting, adding, subtracting, dividing and multiplying all the time. There's order and there's chaos in nature. And there's self-similarity. Some patterns are repeating across different scales. Thus, some numbers we observe in nature will appear more frequently than others.

So here are the numbers I have either often encountered while developing my theories (both in theory itself and in synchronicity events), during daily operation, or have elsewhere found to be of elevated significance:

13,23−1+0, 33−0+2,43−0+2,53,66−3+3

These should not be taken absolute, ie. 66 here could be observed as 66 * 10-2 but also as part of a ratio (2/3). All in all, logarithms and multiples of number 3 (up to 9) have elevated significance in local space/time.

Apparently, this is something N. Tesla claimed too, which I do not find surprising, given the fact that I consider him to be one of past incarnations of my soul.

If these numbers represent discrete states of a system (generally, oscillating one), superpositions of adjacent states may also be relatively common. A superposition is generally most stable [or has a peak] in the middle - arithmetic mean of adjacent numbers. In example, a superposition of 23 and 33 is:

23+332=28

Note that deviation in numbers themselves also suggests oscillation and thus probability of superposition. Consider 66±3, it is probably a superposition of 63 and 69 since I did encounter 63 and 69 more often than 64, 65, 67 and 68. The same is true with other numbers. I have encountered 23 more often than 22 but not much more often, so 22 and 23 may represent discrete states (superposition being 22.5, commonly rounded to 23). Sometimes superposition may be encountered more often than the two discrete states (like in case of 66) but sometimes it's vice versa. That's the case with 34, it was rarely encountered compared to 33 and 35 (however, 33 was encountered more often than 35, which may suggest that 33 is the result of superposition of 31 and 35 but I don't remember encountering 31 so much).

The same is true for 44 - it was rarely encountered compared to 43 and 45 (and 43 was encountered more often than 45).

Due to increase in global synchronicity, these numbers may be appearing more often in synchronicity events globally.

Interesting, but unsurprising to me - the initial version of this book had exactly 33 pages after I have finished adding this chapter while the html file itself was 53 KB in size. The PDF generated from LaTeX had 23 pages.

After a heavy revision/update on 2023.02.21 (which I believe is the last heavy revision), the book had 38 pages (33+43 / 2), the html file was 73 KB in size, generated PDF had 28 pages (23+33 / 2).

After another heavy update on 2023.03.01 (which I believe is the last heavy update), the book had 45 pages, the html file was 86 KB in size, generated PDF had 33 pages.