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Ernie,
you said...Just a thought that stopped in my mind for a fleeting moment, it has been my thoughts that most all treasure symbols have more than one meaning, most have a hidden meaning,
That was some pretty clear thinking! In fact with my own personal knowledge and the input of a dowser who worked FOR the Catholic Church, recovering church artifacts, [he was allowed to keep any bullion bars or coins for his effort] Quite and interesting gentleman,
he was a Mexican of German descent whos' relatives where imported to Mexico in the 1600's as they were tin miners...he stated to me once, that ALL signs have three meanings as in the trinity...I can solve some of them to two meaning, and once in a great while, to three, but most are still in the single category...[this explains the X meaning a 10 distance, and a 'gift' under the rune alphabet] that begs the question what is the third meaning of the X...?
when the bear leaves his den at the end of winter, he stands at the cave entrance and looks for food...what is the 'food' of a treasure hunter...you got it! The bear also means a death trap in my experience...as the grizzly is the type of bear that the spanish would have encountered in north america.
I have one bear face carved on an 400 year old oak..he is looking at a certain compass bearing..then as you round the tree, a second bear face emerges and that bear is looking at a certain compass bearing with 3 degrees difference...when you plot these faces on the tree on a local topo map, and draw the lines of sight out...about a mile or so, they both
touch the top of a double hill..so perfectly..it is amazing..unfortunately the rancher who lives there has never trimmed the blackberry bushes and both hill tops are a mass of briars and tangles...I have often thought about knocking on his door but...I realized it is not fitting to cross a street just to kick a hornets nest..so this one is safe for now - from even me and my quest to make this recovery...maybe some day when I dont have as many options as I do right now, with plenty to recover.
Ernie, I know how you feel about not having enough time to do the things you want to do...let it be a reminder to the young bucks out there just starting that think they have all the time in the world..when really it goes so quick and fast, you wonder where did the years go. hell where did the decades go?
well for me, I know time flys..especially when you having fun..
God Bless you Ernie, I am you with just a few decades[minutes] to go..hhehehe
rangler
for those of you who think the Jesuits were not mining.... Physical evidence dated in time, showing not only were they mining, but mining and pouring silver bars with the then current dates on them....HA!
you said...Just a thought that stopped in my mind for a fleeting moment, it has been my thoughts that most all treasure symbols have more than one meaning, most have a hidden meaning,
That was some pretty clear thinking! In fact with my own personal knowledge and the input of a dowser who worked FOR the Catholic Church, recovering church artifacts, [he was allowed to keep any bullion bars or coins for his effort] Quite and interesting gentleman,
he was a Mexican of German descent whos' relatives where imported to Mexico in the 1600's as they were tin miners...he stated to me once, that ALL signs have three meanings as in the trinity...I can solve some of them to two meaning, and once in a great while, to three, but most are still in the single category...[this explains the X meaning a 10 distance, and a 'gift' under the rune alphabet] that begs the question what is the third meaning of the X...?
when the bear leaves his den at the end of winter, he stands at the cave entrance and looks for food...what is the 'food' of a treasure hunter...you got it! The bear also means a death trap in my experience...as the grizzly is the type of bear that the spanish would have encountered in north america.
I have one bear face carved on an 400 year old oak..he is looking at a certain compass bearing..then as you round the tree, a second bear face emerges and that bear is looking at a certain compass bearing with 3 degrees difference...when you plot these faces on the tree on a local topo map, and draw the lines of sight out...about a mile or so, they both
touch the top of a double hill..so perfectly..it is amazing..unfortunately the rancher who lives there has never trimmed the blackberry bushes and both hill tops are a mass of briars and tangles...I have often thought about knocking on his door but...I realized it is not fitting to cross a street just to kick a hornets nest..so this one is safe for now - from even me and my quest to make this recovery...maybe some day when I dont have as many options as I do right now, with plenty to recover.
Ernie, I know how you feel about not having enough time to do the things you want to do...let it be a reminder to the young bucks out there just starting that think they have all the time in the world..when really it goes so quick and fast, you wonder where did the years go. hell where did the decades go?
well for me, I know time flys..especially when you having fun..
God Bless you Ernie, I am you with just a few decades[minutes] to go..hhehehe
rangler
for those of you who think the Jesuits were not mining.... Physical evidence dated in time, showing not only were they mining, but mining and pouring silver bars with the then current dates on them....HA!