I. Shape- V (three sides)
V defines the Spirit of VI
From the Spirit of V one understands manifestation of the Spirit of Three whose foundation is by it's own nature to be that of a godliness practice to seeing likeness, Brings forth the Spirit of VI.
This Spirit is the re-order of True "definition" and "physics" which UTILIZE their counterparts as "likeness" and "metaphysics".
Character- Days of Creation / equality of differences by it own formulation 3:2's or 2:3's OR II as the Spirit for IV, THAT in which V is the crossing for the Reorder of definition (one or I)
II. Understanding 7
VI reorders the definition for the Spirit of Communication through Sound and Muse. SEVEN VII
rhymes with Heaven
Seen as S-even
S symbolizing Definition
is the shape of a windy path
allows one (I) to hold shape with Style
EVE's name appears in the middle of this word defined. (And Adam called his wife's name Eve; because she was the mother of all living.)
In the middle of EVE's name is the Spirit of V which is the manifestation of the who's nature is of 0-1-11 Spirit of Three
S sounds like "is"
The Seven Days of Creation .. the Seventh is the day for rest, in which God made Holy. From the Spirit of Communication through Sound and Muse, Seven holds Truth by seeing Creation taking form. Wisdom derived from the Six Spirits allows itself to manifest from which the nature it came from. As it's own Spirit for the nature of which it came from, allows practicing "godliness" and All of God's Laws (the Laws of Love) Thus known as the Holy Spirit, brought forth from God whom He as Creation itself, IS the Spirit of Creation.
Come up-ins
Numbers 1:3 (testimony to Father, Spirit, Son =66 number them by their armies =IV symbolic nature 6=crossing. "godliness" in the book of Joshua describes the number 6 as the crossing in which the nature of three defines the Spirit of IV when crossing the Jordan River (the Spirit of IV and the s our of the Spirit of IV in Spirit of II) three delines the within the Spirit of II)
The Spirit of V to help explain 666 which in The Spirit of V to help explain 666 which in And Joshua the son of Nun called the priests, and said unto them, Take up the ark And Joshua the son of Nun called the priests, and sald unto them, and horns before the ark of the LORD.
Egypt Mentioned in the Bible 558 times. 558 understand from the number of Egypt 5 is the Mentioned in the Bible 558 times. 350 understand home is seen as heirarchy hand. 2 hands to surpass 7 for 8 to govern over others. Egypt is also hand. 2 hands to surpass 7 for a to goven over other over others. Egypt is also and look down on others so that someone can feel power others. Egypt is also and look down on others so that someone can roof power of the seen as a place in which slavery became.
Seeing the TESTimony
The Book of Numbers (also known as the fourth book in the Bible)
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Verses that consist of the word NUMBERS
(written by Ographer Ocean Duran)
Chapter I -III Defines the Spirit of IV
Reading the research on "numbers" and how the scripture number relates.
I Chronicles 12:23 And these are the numbers of the bands that were ready armed to the war, and came to David to Hebron, to turn the kingdom of Saul to him, according to the word of the LORD.
II Chronicles 17:14 And these are the numbers of them according to the house of their fathers: Of Judah, the captains of thousands; Adnah the chief, and with him mighty men of valour three hundred thousand.
Psalms 71:15 My mouth shall shew forth thy righteousness and thy salvation all the day; for I know not the numbers thereof.
The Spirit of III is shown here by the first two orderly process, in which the Spirit of II shows both Chronicles but adding on the Book of Psalms as the understanding of the Spirit of III testimony and NOT the Spirit of Three. If all were of the same nature themselves, then the Spirit of Three would show it's testimony.
Therefore, the nature for the Spirit of III calls for the understanding of the natural order that III is formed from. Because the Spirit of III is defined in symbols (III) symbolism in which Wisdom must first be attained to help in understanding this communicative gesture set forth by the Spirit of Seven (Holy Spirit) This order is Truth in it's testimony by the symbolic nature of III which only comes from the reorder that calls on the Spirit of IV as the Spirit of Communicating the Holy Spirit to be known as the Spirit of Seven VII.
The Spirit of III is seen here by the Verse and Book reference to the Spirit of II paralleled again by the Spirit of Two's other nature. This testifies the Book of Numbers as the fourth Book in the Bible. From this, testimony to the Spirit of IV's nature that reads as parables and symbolism is understood through wholesome thinking.
Reading the book of Numbers (which is defined in the dictionary as the fourth book in the dictionary) like how any other communication is understood by it's Spirit which derives from it's nature. Look at the set up of formation in which Spirit of NUMBERS personifies a formula to help the Holy Spirit that testifies Truth.
A. Spirit of III
B. Spirit of IV by nature of the Spirit of II.
1(2:2)3 (1=definition by (l)) 1(2:2)3 (2:2= II in which is mirrored or seen as a parable) 1 (2:2)3 (3= Spirit of Three)
(1)(2:2)(3)= orderly nature of Three (conceptual)
17:14 (1=definition by (l)) 17:14 (7:1=Holy Spirit / re-order) 17:14 (4= Spirit of IV as a symbolic nature because of the reorder of numerical placements of 7 and 1, thus 4 is seen as IV (which is read as symbolism)
(1)(7:1)(4) the nature of order (principal) (7)(1:1)(5) Testifies truth to Numbers by the definition of the Spirit of IV in which the nature of the Spirit of V symbolizes the "Hand" in which measure will be best suited because of the Spirit of II's nature from the reordering value by the Holy Spirit.
(7)(1:1)(5) Holy Spirit (re-ordering for symbols to play as the Hand. In retrospect, this scripture Number can be read as "7 meaning "is" (S) even (=) // 1:1 (one) // 5 equivalent to V. Therefore testifying to symbolizing the character nature to equal value of 4 and IV. (morale)
Through the morale of what was discovered, through the creative process witten in the Bible s of the four Case Cod's Will, comes forth Truth. We know Truth is relative becaus Through the morale of what was discovered, through the creative because of what we that derives from God's Will, comes forth is relative because of what we Hilodge the more will, comes forth Truth. We know Trum is four our minds that derives from God's Will, comes forth Truth. Ioan of the make on to our minds can compare it took that the rest of the Bible, holds the make-up and roundine what the rest of can compare it too (Fifth Day). It the First Book, known as Genesis...imagine who the fisith ean or a simple thought in the First Book, known as Genesis. From the Sixth formation of a simple thought in the First block that we can process. From the Sixth the 65 books remain the 65 books tell us about ourselves and all concepts that wo ban process. The 65 books tell us about our experienced as new foundations or (fruit with seed) to r (fru Day, we know that go own growth.
rophomon of numbers Physics=Character-the order of numbers/ formula Metaphysics=ShapeCharacter and stately (wholesame / form Dennition of namal / wholesome / form
0-1-2-3-4-5-6 these are 7 places in which numbers are used. 7 becomes a Spirit for these 7 numbers.
0-1-2-3-4-5 these are the 6 places in which numbers are used. 6 becomes a Spirit for these 6 numbers
0-1-2-3-4 these are the 5 places in which numbers are used 5 becomes a Spirit for these 5 numbers
0-1-2-3- these are the 4 places in which numbers are used 4 becomes a Spirit for these 4 numbers
0-1-2 these are the 3 places in which numbers are used 3 becomes a Spirit for these 3 numbers
0-1 these are the 2 places in which numbers are used 2 becomes a Spirit for these 2 numbers
0 these are the 1 places in which numbers are used 1 becomes a Spirit for these 1 numbers
Defining Spirit. -life force of individual: a vital force that characterizes a living being as being alive
Corinthians 15:46 "Howbeit that was not first which is spiritual, but that which is natural; and afterward that which is spiritual."
example explained by a numerator and denominator O=%%%%%
0 is a number that is also a character and shape.
Character-nothingness/ seed. / or beginning.
Shape- an encompassing entity / wholesome / proof of something with a beginning and an end.
O defines the Spirit that is One
I is a number that is also a form, image, and character. The number O can only be utilized
the same time act as a barrier in which something can be enclosed.
II defines the Spirit that is Three
III is the number in which Order, Definition and Physics = enlightenment. rom this Spint, we understand "which in the subserved better communication in Word. of Three are utilized to show "godliness". Although letter communication in which on of Three are utilized to Show 'gountios' : Annoga nato the image of Ill. That in which one form,, the book of Numbers 3 allows a "Jikeness" shape to the image of Ill. That in m,, the book of Numbers S allows a litteneo enapsics, overshadowing physics. and a and two set the image placement for the metambation foreshadow of symbolism.
III defines the Spirit of IV
The Spirit of Four brings forth the Spirit and Nature of the Spirits of I, III, III Time - a reference to order; Past Present Future, universal
Balance - Equality / Parables / Symmetry
Balance – Equality / Parales / Spirit of Three which IS the Spirit of One, the Spirit of One, the Spirit of Foundation – the building formed by the Spirit of Three which IS t and the Spirit of Three. Two
This Spirit of Four Inte Spirit of Ilifore Spirit of Ill foreshadows. This Spirit The Spirt of Four IS a synmethed entity in which the Spires of God" which ARE those of "image".
"Image . Character – markers for time and order / foreshadowing / likeness / relevance / symbolism. A Character – markers for time and order / image of the Spirit of Three (V) to reside. This singular line (one) that allows the Shape in has potential to become the Spirit of Five hature of inlage and symbolish, wo out it is the bridge by the Spirit of Thee which allows it's (V). The hature of being with this Opint is the shalls of the Script of V is ollowed by hature to become as it's toosimony to be . That all in which from the Spirit of IV is allowed by the haltire of Order, Delinition and PryStort of III will testify to the Spirit of VII for Truth that 7-4=3 Spirit of Seven (VT) to see that the Up for ( - ) to become a sign for fractions. 4/6 is the fraction 2/3
Shape - seen as IV
L. 11.
III. IV defines the Spirit of Five
Five is the form from which the Spirit of Three foreshadows.
From the Spirit of Three in which nothingness, definition, and balance are it's foundations and nature take formation through the Spirit of IV as the bridge from the Spirit of Five to the nature and Spirit of Three.
This formula of Spirit is understood by Conceptual (comparisons) Principals (being) Morale (knowledge) which ultimately is the personification of The Spirit of Three.
Character- uses symbolism by means of the Spirit of IV as a hand, or physical shape of the Spirit of Three.
Shape- V (three sides)
V defines the Spirit of VI
From the Spirit of V one understands manifestation of the Spirit of Three whose foundation is by it's own nature to be that of a godliness practice to seeing likeness, Brings forth the Spirit
III. Spirit of Numbers: Muse, Creation, and Divine Order
IV. All notes 4/3/2025
Source guide
S.O.N. (Spirit of Numbers) Analysis
Briefing Document: Analysis of "S.O.N. (spirit of numbers)" by Ographer Ocean Duran
Date: October 26, 2023Prepared for: [Intended Audience]Subject: Review and Analysis of Main Themes and Ideas in "S.O.N. (spirit of numbers)"
This briefing document provides a detailed review of the main themes and important ideas presented in Ographer Ocean Duran's text, "S.O.N. (spirit of numbers)." The document incorporates direct quotes from the source material to illustrate key concepts.
I. Core Concept: The "Spirit of Numbers"
The central theme of the text revolves around the idea that numbers possess a "spirit" or inherent nature that goes beyond their mathematical value. This "spirit" is linked to concepts of creation, divinity, communication, and human understanding. Duran posits that numbers have character, shape, form, and physics, contributing to a deeper metaphysical understanding of the universe and spiritual principles.
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Definition of Spirit: Duran defines "Spirit" as the "life force of individual: a vital force that characterizes a living being as being alive." He also references 1 Corinthians 15:46, stating, "Howbeit that was not first which is spiritual, but that which is natural; and afterward that which is spiritual." This suggests a progression from the physical to the metaphysical, with numbers acting as a bridge.
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Numerical Progression and Spirit: The text systematically assigns a "Spirit" to each number from 0 to 7, linking them to concepts of creation and divine order. For example:
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0: Defined by its character ("nothingness/ seed. / or beginning.") and shape ("an encompassing entity / wholesome / proof of something with a beginning and an end."), and "defines the Spirit that is I."
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1: Characterized as "Single / unique / used to distinguish something." Its image is a "Vertical line," and it "defines the Spirit that is Two (2)."
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3: Holds "Order, Definition and Physics = enlightenment." Duran states, "From this Spirit, we understand wholesome thinking."
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7: Associated with "Communication through Sound and Muse." It "holds Truth by seeing Creation taking form."
II. The Muse and Creation
The text emphasizes the role of the "Muse" as the starting point of creation, both artistic and divine. The initial pages, titled "MUSEical mAPP Phormal Philosophy," suggest a structured approach to understanding the genesis of ideas and existence.
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Beginning of Muse and Creation: Duran states, "The proper introduction to understanding how the Muse and Creation begin. This is your pallete." This metaphor of a "pallete" suggests that the initial stage is one of potential and raw materials.
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Balance in Creation: The concept of balance is presented as fundamental to creation. "This is your pallete is a form of balance. Even or equality derives deeply withing. This is your pallete is a form of balance. Even or equality is a form of balanced scripture." The number 2 is specifically linked to balance: "The number 2 in any series is a form of balance. Even or equally balanced. One must possess the 2."
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The Days of Creation (Genesis Interpretation): Duran provides an interpretation of the seven days of creation in Genesis, linking them to processes of thought, definition, and the establishment of order.
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First Day: "The forming of creating from the muse. One understands a goal in which knowledge, - The forming of creating becomes a form of thought processing."
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Second Day: Focuses on thought processing, rationality through pros and cons, and the establishment of the Firmament. "God shows us how our thought processing becomes clearer for us to rationalize our -God shows us now our thought proobeing by utilizing pros and cons which help balance creation process."
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Third Day: Understanding different positions and the weighing out of decisions.
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Fourth Day: Defining Heaven, Time, and Light. "Much like the Principals of The Second Day, God continues with defining. Heaven - Much like in in in intolpals of The occonnect for the side of waters in which life (as becomes understood at a nature Time, and Light are also defined here, in which we known.)"
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Fifth Day: Defining the order of creation and the thriving of life in water, symbolizing wholeness and the connection between different life forms.
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Sixth Day: Creation of humankind in God's image, emphasizing growth driven by Love. "This goal, in creation is to help evolve our lives. One creates because one knows true Love."
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Seventh Day: Symbolizes rest and the interpretation of symbols for nourishment and understanding. "Symbolism, takes form here by showing us that it is not WHAT we eat, but how the we interpret these symbols." It also links to the practice of "godliness" and the culmination of the creation process.
III. Connection to Language and "Ebonics"
The text briefly touches upon the connection between language, particularly "ebonics," and the underlying principles