11:11 Angels Message Board

Sandy, I'll try to collect information (and images) from our local celebrations of Michael's bestowals and create a PDF file that can be downloaded from the Aitnaru site. Then, starting a Current Events topic will allow everyone to share their ideas as that first week of December approaches. The con...

The prompts continue (especially x: 53 and the 10-min. increments of x:07), but no further progress with the geometry research. I had expected (or hoped) that 10/10/11 (this topic's anniversary) would be the date to report a breakthrough. Not this anniversary. [ time for a smile: 11:53 am just appea...

In February of this year, I wrote: "I sensed a prompt at various times last Fall when passing under these North Texas Tollway logos (orange circle with a black T - see: http://www.ntta.org/ ). I understood the prompt to be related to the geometry exploration, but I never found a significant rel...

Re: http://www.aitnaru.org/homepage/freewill.html A 9/11 design (by date - not event) reached the conversion-to-art point at 11:11 pm last night (the time that I saved the geometry file). The unplanned time stamp should have been an indication that this design had great potential. But I didn't disco...

Thanks for the motivation, Sandy (I reviewed the site again to remember what images had been stored there). Your comment referring to "planting" was the perfect cue. When I viewed the "Tree of Life" (the final page), I decided that after three years I should know the name of this...

Sandy, Daily contemplation of this geometry challenge was becoming so tiring (and frustrating) that I forced myself to put this aside for more than a month. Yesterday, I began another round of exploration, but without much enthusiasm - I'm nearly convinced that I've explored to the limits of my crea...

This project has become excellent disappointment training - the most recent discovery is yet closer to the goal, but not close enough. Perhaps, the pattern discovered at 1:11 am is an important clue. As I considered the many excitement/disappointment cycles of the past and how the goal keeps getting...

Another clue about the quality of this geometry? Notice the 45-degree magenta line in the design? That's the "half of the square root of 2" line relationship (0.707106...) whose discovery was followed soon after by my first 7:07 prompt one evening last October. I've been searching for 9 mo...

I was curious why I had received a prompt a few days ago of my lockbox number (with a lot of prompting experience one just knows when a time display is a prompt). This was the first occurrence of this prompt and seemed to suggest that it was time to archive the project materials. Yet, I had no sense...

Two PDF files now reflect this continuing geometry adventure. Click on the image of the web page displayed to view the PDF file. The original file is still focused on the geometry: http://www.aitnaru.org/homepage/freewill.html This recently added file is a recap of the comments that I've posted. The...

More numbers associations which show the sophistication of the Midwayers' selection of these 2-digit numbers from these "wiggly numbers" for use as time prompts (x:06, 07, 13, 26, 53): The isolated 2-digit numbers refer to the time promts which have been occurring for months: Examples: 53 ...

An interesting revelation today about the "envelope" in the geometry: What I found is not the actual geometry but an interesting pattern - the envelope may need to be a different size and, perhaps, positioned differently. The small circles confirmed that the current geometry is inaccurate....

My 5:55 pm prompt just now was the encouragement that I needed to mention the recent discovery that the geometry is close - not yet perfect. But I've been able to reduce the problem to this "simple" challenge: a solution will require a geometric relationship of half of the square root of 2...

Documenting this adventure online has multiple purposes: - to acknowledge Midwayer prompting as being integral to the adventure. - to share a lot of evidence of a unique prompting experience. - to help me remember the facts of the adventure. - to keep me from changing "the story" later. An...

Today, the 11th day since I commented about a dream wherein I received an envelope from Square Circles Club 707, was the day for the arrival of an envelope in the geometry (see Diagram 3 in the online PDF file). Since this geometry is closer to the goal, the news in the envelope may be encouraging! ...

Additional patterns in the Midwayer's focus group of digits for prompting: 1a. On the left side of "06", the sum of each set of 2 digits is the same as the 2-digit number on the right side of "06" (78): 0.7071 06 7811... half of the square root of 2 1b. 78 minus 6 = 72 (the next ...

Postscript: Last night was the first time that I had seen x:13 (11:13 pm) as a prompt (eventually you just know when a time display is a prompt and when it is not). For instance, when arising from bed this morning, I walked to the bathroom, passing a clock: 9:09 am (not a prompt, but an interesting ...

I've been confident for months that the Midwayers had selected specific 2-digit numbers from the "wiggly numbers" to use as prompts (each 2-digit number associates with a specific wiggly number). But I became curious today how they had made their selection of the 2-digit numbers. x:07 is t...

Diagram 8 was added to the online PDF file: The previous night, I had a dream that I received an envelope with a return address of "Square Circles Club 707". Later during the day, remembering only this part of the dream, I assumed that "707"referred to the .7070107 number so prev...

Regarding the online PDF file ... This geometry material was updated and re-organized for use as a classroom handout, perhaps as an extra credit project. The question everyone has been asking is listed below Diagram 4 (but no answer is given). And now, there's better doodle space (Diagram 7) ... so,...

Today's symbolism of progress complements this country's national Independence Day celebration. The updated Diagram 6 in the online PDF file may be the timely indication that a "good and sufficient" plateau has been reached - it's now time to reflect on the journey before advancing once mo...

Regarding the "wiggly numbers", more comment for number 2 ("in more ways than one"): 1. The cosine for half of the Angle of Squaring Radii: 0.8862269254... (also known as half of the square root of Pi). 2. The .707 ratio: 0.70710678118... (also known as half of the square root of...

This continuing geometry exploration keeps discovering the importance of the .707 ratio. I was uncertain about the importance of posting this comment and had finally decided to ignore the thought ... until I returned to my computer and noticed the time: 10:07 am. Apparently, this explanation should ...

Lucky, In today's electronic world, once an idea is shared online, it is already "out there". The acceptance of this new concept will take a while, but there's no hurry. A few thousand years have already passed since the ancient Greeks proposed this geometry challenge, so this seed of a ne...

The online PDF file has been edited again and now appears ready for use in classroom environments for the study of geometry, in general, and for contemplation of "squaring the circle". The web site might be controversial, but the PDF file does not refer to the web site and may be downloade...