Red Pill Anatomy

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Where does the number 33 come from?

One count of vertebrae drags in the age of Jesus and the top degree of a secret society.

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A human spine has 33 vertebrae.That is 7 cervical, 12 thoracic, 5 lumbar, 5 sacral and 4 coccygeal.In an adult the sacral and coccygeal bones fuse into one each, so 26 separate bones are visible.The number 33 itself comes straight out of an anatomy textbook.

The Bible never says Jesus died at 33.Luke says he was about thirty when he began to teach.Because John mentions three Passovers, three years are added to reach 33.So 33 is a calculated number, not a recorded one.

The Scottish Rite of Freemasonry does go up to a 33rd degree.That is also a fact.The sources start from the point that all three numbers are 33.The 33 vertebrae, the 33 years and the 33rd degree are lined up as one.

Some versions add the freezing point of water.Water freezes at 32 degrees Fahrenheit, not 33.When numbers are being made to match, facts drift by a digit like this.

33 is a common number.It turns up as a count, an age, a rank, an address.That the same number appears in many places can be checked.That those places are connected has never been shown.

Figure 1The 33 vertebrae and the path of the oil
pineal gland = Golgotha (the skull)the oil awakens herecervical 7thoracic 12lumbar 5sacral 5coccygeal 4sacrum = Bethlehemwhere the oil rests three days33 vertebrae= Jesus at 33 = 33rd degreeonly 24 of them movesacrum and coccyx fuse in adultsoil descending ↓oil ascending ↑

A single count of bones moves across to an age and a rank.

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