Synchronicities involving numbers are always interesting. Our friend Sansego sent us this one:
Today’s featured Wikipedia article is Mitt Romney. I didn’t know that it was his birthday today – March 12 – (the same day as Jack Kerouac) or that Romney was born in 1947.
The synchro on “47” hit me right away because political scientists consider his comments about the 47% who would never vote for him to be the thing that doomed / sank his presidential chances. Of course, he ended up with 47% of the vote anyway.
Even more interesting, 1847 was the year that the Mormon pioneers – Romney’s ancestors – made the wagon train voyage from Independence MO to what is now Salt Lake City, UT.
And when Romney was 47 years old – in 1994 – he first ran for political office in a race against Senator Ted Kennedy, giving the iconic Senator a real competitor for the first time in his long career.
And on that note, happy spring equinox!
That’s a great synchro, especially the I Ching hexagram! Happy Spring Equinox to you, too. 🙂
love the no water in the lake…
fits, doesn’t it!?
All I remember about Mitt Romney are the gaffes he made in a visit to the UK prior to the 2012 Olympics.
#47 in I Ching is Exhaustion, “No water in the lake.” . . . just saying . . .
Wow, you nailed it, Adele. That 47 and the ching hadn’t occurred to me!
That sounds right: Romney’s campaign was “exhaustive”. His RNC convention speech was boring. The only memorable speech was Clint Eastwood’s!
For sure!