Spiderman
Veteran Member
So, yesterday we had an art class, where we paint a stone.
I painted my stone blue with the name of a soul in heaven I called "Queen of France" before knowing she died National France day, usually called Bastille day, or knowing her first and middle name are French.
Well, I didn't share anyone about the name on my stone, what France had to do with it, and I don't think the guy that painted the French flag on his stone knew French elections were coming up.
Well, I told him about the coincidence, and he gave me the stone:
I just added the N to it because Napoleon put N's on the French flag, and N happens to be the first letter of the last name of the person my stone honored, who I nicknamed "Queen of France".
Then later that day, Marine Le Pen, and French elections tomorrow, were on TV.
I guess people would think it is silly for me to believe the Kami (spirit) whose name I painted on the stone is really recognized as "Queen of France" in some Spiritual realm, but after the four coincidences I mentioned, I feel I can't dismiss the coincidences as only coincidence happening by random chance alone.
It's one of those things where I would look like a fool for believing in it to many, but in my opinion it would be foolish to just dismiss it all as having nothing to do with fate, or the paranormal, or something I was supposed to see, or perceive, for what reason.
Would you be happy if Le Pen won?
She doesn't sound nice to me, but I really like Joan of Arc, who was chosen to represent her party as patron saint and symbol, a teenage girl from an unremarkable town, uneducated, who hears some voices, that cause her to lead thousands of male soldiers into battle , and win some important victories, and crown a king.
When Michael the Archangel began telling her she was to do that, I read she didn't even know how to ride a horse, and nothing about warfare or leadership. It was totally the epitome of impractical, and sounds so unlikely, it would sound like an impossibility, if it didn't really happen.
That was a time women , even the most educated and strong, weren't commanding armies of soldiers anywhere to my knowledge, much less a teenage uneducated extremely unqualified girl.
I think I would have a better shot at becoming American President, than a teenage girl to do what she did , during her generation and century.
It is a truly amazing story, so I will say, despite what I don't like about Le Pen being not nice, a political party that uses Joan of Arc as their patron Saint and symbolism, I at least admire that, in it of itself, just based off of the fact I think Joan of Arc should be admired for her extremely unusual accomplishments, at a time an uneducated, unqualified teenage girl would have had extreme difficulties competing with men at any job, much less basically a general leading thousands into battle , and winning some important victories, and getting a King crowned.
If Marine Le Pen were to win tomorrow's election, does that strike you as being almost equally unlikely? It used to be unthinkable that she would ever come close!
I'm honestly for whichever candidate will help the people be most morally sound, and mentally, emotionally, and spiritually healthy, as well as happy, and I simply don't know enough about French politics to make that call.
I painted my stone blue with the name of a soul in heaven I called "Queen of France" before knowing she died National France day, usually called Bastille day, or knowing her first and middle name are French.
Well, I didn't share anyone about the name on my stone, what France had to do with it, and I don't think the guy that painted the French flag on his stone knew French elections were coming up.
Well, I told him about the coincidence, and he gave me the stone:
I just added the N to it because Napoleon put N's on the French flag, and N happens to be the first letter of the last name of the person my stone honored, who I nicknamed "Queen of France".
Then later that day, Marine Le Pen, and French elections tomorrow, were on TV.
I guess people would think it is silly for me to believe the Kami (spirit) whose name I painted on the stone is really recognized as "Queen of France" in some Spiritual realm, but after the four coincidences I mentioned, I feel I can't dismiss the coincidences as only coincidence happening by random chance alone.
It's one of those things where I would look like a fool for believing in it to many, but in my opinion it would be foolish to just dismiss it all as having nothing to do with fate, or the paranormal, or something I was supposed to see, or perceive, for what reason.
Would you be happy if Le Pen won?
She doesn't sound nice to me, but I really like Joan of Arc, who was chosen to represent her party as patron saint and symbol, a teenage girl from an unremarkable town, uneducated, who hears some voices, that cause her to lead thousands of male soldiers into battle , and win some important victories, and crown a king.
When Michael the Archangel began telling her she was to do that, I read she didn't even know how to ride a horse, and nothing about warfare or leadership. It was totally the epitome of impractical, and sounds so unlikely, it would sound like an impossibility, if it didn't really happen.
That was a time women , even the most educated and strong, weren't commanding armies of soldiers anywhere to my knowledge, much less a teenage uneducated extremely unqualified girl.
I think I would have a better shot at becoming American President, than a teenage girl to do what she did , during her generation and century.
It is a truly amazing story, so I will say, despite what I don't like about Le Pen being not nice, a political party that uses Joan of Arc as their patron Saint and symbolism, I at least admire that, in it of itself, just based off of the fact I think Joan of Arc should be admired for her extremely unusual accomplishments, at a time an uneducated, unqualified teenage girl would have had extreme difficulties competing with men at any job, much less basically a general leading thousands into battle , and winning some important victories, and getting a King crowned.
If Marine Le Pen were to win tomorrow's election, does that strike you as being almost equally unlikely? It used to be unthinkable that she would ever come close!
I'm honestly for whichever candidate will help the people be most morally sound, and mentally, emotionally, and spiritually healthy, as well as happy, and I simply don't know enough about French politics to make that call.