Sacrifice for Atlantis?
Written by Goro, January 27, 2019
An impressive array of Super Bowl signals pointing to one thing… An event of destiny, a story traversing the event horizon…
We are putting together the pieces of the Super Bowl puzzle fast and furious now. A full-length article is coming soon but for now a partial rundown…
Earthquake zones:
Over the last few decades the Super Bowl team Rams have been going back and forth between Los Angeles and St. Louis…
1946-1994: The Rams based in LA
1995-2015: The Rams based in St. Louis
2016-present: The Rams based in LA
…or in effect between America’s two most dangerous earthquake hazard zones, New Madrid and San Andreas. (H/t reader Oblique.)
To reach the Super Bowl the Rams had to beat the New Orleans Saints (as in Saint Louis) in overtime back on January 20th which involved a terrible officiating call in favor of the Rams. The Rams are nonetheless Atlanta/Atlantis-bound now (Super Bowl) and will face the New England Patriots…
…who in turn are based in the Boston area where the American Revolutionary War commenced on April 19, 1775 with the Battles of Lexington and Concord, an event annually celebrated on Patriots’ Day (which used to be fixed on April 19).
April 19 will coincide with Good Friday in 2019 commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus two days before Resurrection Day (Easter April 21 this year), a biblical event supposedly accompanied by great earthquakes according to the Gospels (Mathew chapter 27):
50 Jesus, when he had cried again with a loud voice, yielded up the ghost.
51 And, behold, the veil of the temple was rent in twain from the top to the bottom; and the earth did quake, and the rocks rent;
52 And the graves were opened; and many bodies of the saints which slept arose,
53 And came out of the graves after his resurrection, and went into the holy city, and appeared unto many.
54 Now when the centurion, and they that were with him, watching Jesus, saw the earthquake, and those things that were done, they feared greatly, saying, Truly this was the Son of God.
The self-sacrifice (crucifixion) resonates with the Rams evoking “sacrificial lamb“. It was a ram, for instance, that Abraham sacrificed after an angel stopped him from sacrificing his son Isaac.
“Los Angeles” means “the angels” and the Rams’ quarterback is named “Jared” meaning “descend” in reference to angels descending to earth in the days of the biblical figure Jared.
It almost seems as if… the LA Rams represent a “sacrificial lamb” for the rising of Atlantis?
The Rams from the Pacific coast set to “descend” i.e. lose, so the New England Patriots from the Atlantic coast – the coast of “Atlantis” – can win and rise….in Atlanta, with a phoenix city seal/flag.
(Note: Having said this, try not to focus too much on the winning team aspect of the symbolism as sporting events have historically been very difficult to predict using multicontextual narratives.)
April is also when we are expecting Meghan Markle to give birth to her “Atlantis” baby… plausibly to be accompanied/preceded by a major “Birthquake“.
The Big One in California finally? (Or somewhere along the Ring of Fire?) It’s worth noting that San Andreas is another “saint” (Saint Andrew). By reaching the Super Bowl with an egregious officiating error, the LA Rams in away owe the saint(s) big time and this karmic debt may well come back to bite them in the form of seismic energy.
The story of Atlantis is a story of cataclysm. Earthquakes, floods and such are never far away. Hopefully LA/California won’t literally “descend” into he Pacific Ocean…
The Super Bowl’s multi-layered connection to Atlantis was highlighted in a series of posts over the past few weeks here on STR. We’ll put all these pieces together into one article soon.
