News by the Sacred Feminine Code
Osama bin Laden’s niece Noor made international news when she endorsed (on social media) Donald Trump for the 2020 U.S. Presidential election.
Read Zach’s decode on the story here.
I have stated that prominent women; women who achieve leadership positions, achieve “firsts” or are in the news as celebrities or headline news stories, are coded primarily on ancient goddess archetypes and esoteric feminine principles.
The code is based primarily on the planet and Roman goddess VENUS and its gematria value of 54. The planet Venus rules the zodiac signs of TAURUS and LIBRA. VENUS is “NOGA” in Hebrew which sums to 17 and 71 which are major “Sacred Feminine” numbers. “Sacred Feminine sums to 71.”
42 is the other key number as it is the gematria value of the words “FEMALE,” “LADY”, “FEMININE”, “FEMME “(French for ‘woman’). WATER is a feminine element and emerges in the code along with the number 42.
THE NOOR BIN LADIN STORY HAS ALL THE ELEMENTS
The above tweet circulated in the world’s media was chosen because of its rich symbolism; WATER features prominently, and it was tweeted on a date with 42 numerology. May 17th, 2020. 5+17+20 = 42.
The date May 17th falls under the tropical zodiac sign of TAURUS, which is ruled by VENUS. The pentagrams on her tracksuit and on the American flag represent VENUS.
17 71
Osama Bin Laden’s niece spells their last name differently than the rest of the family does: L.A.D.I.N. instead of L.A.D.E.N. This for gematria reasons: Her full name sums to 71 in gematria.
The picture was tweeted on the 17th of the month, and had received 701 likes at the time. 701 = 71 in numerology.
This story emerges in the run up to the election when Donald Trump’s own niece Mary L Trump has made headlines with the release of an anti-Trump book intended to undermine his popularity. Nieces are a theme here. “NIECES” sums to 107, the same as 17 in numerology.
“Mary L Trump” sums to 59, the 17th prime.
The name “Mary” is a water reference, from the Latin for “sea”: “MARE.”
https://translate.google.com/?sl=la#view=home&op=translate&sl=en&tl=la&text=SEA
