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Profound poem from history

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In all beginnings dwells a magic force,for guarding us and helping us to live.....but what is that force,do we all have it in
ourselves,we just need to search for the answer or reason....

I've never thought much about the number 4 ..number 4 derives its meaning from creation,4 features in our daily life..
4 seasons in the year,4 times of day,morning,midday,afternoon & evening,...the 4 elements, 4 regions of earth,North,South,west & East .....any thoughts???????
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All of the numbers 1 - 9 are intametly connected within nature ourselves and the universe. Four I see great structure and framework for the 3s to build within. The four seasons of the year are broken down into three months each. The four elements each needing the help of the other 3 in order to be. North south west and east r the four degrees or points in which all other angles or perceptions or directions are based from. Without fours there are no 3s without threes there is no life
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Hope, welcome, an uplifting name to be sure and one that sits well with the intentions of this site and thank you for a thought provoking contribution:

Indeed the number 4 is of exceptional significance, and I cite a primary example below which also delivers an undertow of interconnection with our power number 9.

Beryllium : Atomic Number 4

Beryllium is widely used in the manufacture of telecommunications infrastructure equipment, computers and cellular phones, helping humanity spread across the world to keep in touch. Classed as a soft metal it enables people to work more productively and relay vital information during emergencies over mobile phones and computers manufactured with beryllium-content materials.

Facilitates the connection of continents as copper beryllium housings are used to protect fiber optic cables traversing the sea bed providing flawless functionality flawlessly. These barrel-type housings resist deterioration resulting from contact with highly corrosive sea water and extreme-depth pressures, with little sign of wear and tear even after decades in service.

Beryllium has advanced the capability of imaging equipment, diagnostics and laser medicine immensely due to its strength and stability, the metal’s special properties are essential to medical technologies that save and enhance lives.

Beryllium was discovered by French chemist Louis-Nicolas Vauquelin in 1798.

Such a powerful element also falls neatly into the fundamental alphanumeric transposition pattern principals underlying www.973-Eht-Namuh-973.com, in terms of the power number 9.

BERYLLIUM ….not only is it 9 letters long, in alphabetic values it is:-
2-5-18-25-12-12-9-21-13
2+5+9+7+3+3+9+3+4 = 45
4+5 = 9
then add its discoverer to the mix:-

LOUIS NICHOLAS VAUQUELIN
12-15-21-9-19 14-9-3-8-15-12-1-19 22-1-21-17-21-5-12-9-14
3+6+3+9+1 = 22 5+9+3+8+6+3+1+1 = 36 4+1+3+8+3+5+3+9+5 = 41
2+2 = 4 3+6=9 4+1=5
4+9+5 = 18
1+8 = 9

And a touch of added flotsam on my part: ‘The Sign of the Four’ the Sherlock Holmes novel written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in1890 (1890 eventually resolves down to 9) was originally entitled The Sign of Four.
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You forgot 4 calling birds.
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