THE LOTTERY CODE L.E. Hattingh-Spurgeon Published on The Lottery Code website www.thelotterycode.net and www.thelotteycode.co.za Copyright © L.E. Hattingh-Spurgeon, 2010 All rights reserved. This book is given freely to you subject to the condition that no part of it shall be reproduced or transmitted by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the copyright owner. For information, write to [email protected]. Attention: Copyright Permissions. e-ISBN: 978-0-620-48963-8 ISBN: 978-0-620-48964-5 Contents 1. Introduction 5 2. How I received and translated the messages in the ‘Lottery Code’ 15 3. Divine Messages 16 4. Key Number Messages 347 5. Conclusion 357 6. Disclaimer 361 7. Notes 362 8. Bibliography 391 9. Suggestion for Further Reading 391 10. Photograph of Author 392 5 Introduction In 1995, I was ill and spent several months recuperating in England before returning to South Africa. To while away the time I began to play the National Lottery every Saturday. It was over the Easter weekend on Saturday, 15 April 1995, the first day of Passover, that I had an overwhelming spiritual experience in my sitting room while watching the lottery draw on television. nd nd It was the 22 week of the National Lottery and the 22 line of numbers which changed my life. I always dreaded watching the lottery draw. It made me nervous. But nothing could have prepared me for what would happen that night. As I wrote down the numbers, I suddenly felt myself surrounded by a magnificent Divine Presence. I felt soft and gentle waves of light washing over me and then saw a great flood of dazzling light all around me. My heart was racing and my ears were ringing. I was so overcome by this glorious Presence that my hand was shaking and my fingers were struggling to clutch the pen. Somehow I managed to perform my usual mathematical calculation. The calculation was as follows:- If you take a row of any numbers, reverse their order and subtract the smallest number from the larger number, then add the numbers together, the answer reduced will always be “9”, nine. The winning numbers that night were:- “1-4-6-23-26-49”. 9 4 6 2 3 2 6 4 1 - 1 4 6 2 3 2 6 4 9 7 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 2 =========== I then added the total together, i.e. 7+9+9+9+9+9+9+9+2. It equalled “72”, a number considered sacred by the Hebrews. The Kabbalah shows that the ineffable name of God must contain 72 letters, and that the number “9” is the number of God! 7+2=9. I realised that God had shown me His Presence and knew that He was soon going to show me my life’s purpose. My whole life changed forever on Saturday night, 15 April 1995, the first day of Passover. I was in a state of ecstasy and rapture. An immense joy I had never known before, and at complete and utter peace for the first time in my life. I was in a trancelike state of ecstasy and would spend nearly every waking moment staring at these numbers. Every Saturday night I would “receive” another “message” through the winning numbers which I then meticulously wrote down and studied. However, nothing could have prepared me for what would take place on Saturday, th th 15 July 1995! (This would be the 35 week of the National Lottery and also the 35 line of the list of numbers I had compiled.) What I discovered within minutes of writing down the winning numbers for Saturday, 15 July 1995 (1-4-20-31-43-41) was that the set of six numbers had been pre-recorded in the list I had kept. “It is a ‘Lottery Code’ ”, I exclaimed. 6 The numbers “1-4-20-31-43-41-22” descended before me in the form of a ladder nd starting on Saturday, 15 April 1995 (the 22 week of the National Lottery, which was also nd coincidentally the 22 line in my records) and then continued to descend before me week- by-week for five weeks until Saturday, 20 May 1995, the end of Pentecost. Although my knowledge of the significance of certain numbers at this stage was limited, I realised that these seven numbers were a mathematical message. A message which directed my attention to a ladder reaching from earth to heaven. In Chapter Twenty-Eight of Genesis, for example, it tells us that in a dream Jacob saw a 1 ladder reaching from earth to heaven. I decided to climb this ladder that God had made and given to me. I knew that this was a gift of God because this ladder had extended downwards from heaven to earth and not upwards from earth to heaven. By using the numerical values assigned to these numbers in the Greek Qabalah and 2 the Hebrew Kabbalah, I deciphered the code. This “descending” ladder of numbers totalled “720”, the numerical value of “the Holy Spirit”. 1=1 4=4 20=200 31=31 41=41 43=43 22=400 and added together the result=“720” (1+4+200+31+41+43+400=720). At that moment I received the Holy Spirit! My research shows that the inspiration I had experienced is called a bat qol in Hebrew 3 (meaning “Daughter of the Voice”), a divine echo that announces the will of God. The voice of God speaking to me in a prophetic way. I had heard a bat qol confirming my “mission” when the Holy Spirit had descended on me in the form of a ladder of numbers! The whole process, from beginning to end, had taken exactly five weeks. In 1996 I realised that the “descending” ladder of numbers, “1-4-20-31-43-41-22”, th 4 5 6 was saying: “1/7 ” (a seventh) because 1 divided by 7 , i.e. 1/7 = .142857… “1-4-20-31-43-41-22” when put in order from smallest to largest number says: “1-4-20-22-31-41-43” which is further reduced to “1 4 2 4 4 5 7” and then reduced to 7 “1 4 2 8 5 7” th Later it came to me that this “1/7 ” (a seventh) reflected in my “descending” ladder of numbers was the “intense light” spoken of in the earliest work of Kabbalistic literature, 8 called Sefer ha bahir, (“The Book of Brightness”), known as The Bahir. th This is the passage from The Bahir which speaks of this “1/7 ” (a seventh) measurement of light: - “We learned that before the world was created, it arose in the thought to create an intense light to illustrate it. He created an intense light over which no created thing could have authority. The Blessed Holy One saw, however, that the world could not endure [this light]. He therefore took a seventh of it [seventh of it] and left it in its place for them. The rest he put away for the righteous in the Ultimate Future. He said, “If they prove worthy of this 9 seventh and keep it, I will give them [the rest] in the Final World.” And I studied and contemplated the numbers that appeared from that hidden light. These were the winning numbers which I had written down since Saturday, 19 November 1994 in my ‘Lottery Code’, as I called it. 7 I was mesmerized by these numbers. I also noticed that certain numbers appeared repeatedly: 146, 22, 324 and 72 including permutations and sub-divisions of the number 72. For example, the number 108 (72 + 36). But I was still in my infancy of discovering the real meaning of this code. Then I remembered what I needed to do:- 10 “Treat wisdom as your sister, and insight as your closest friend.” It was as if God was spoon-feeding me wisdom little by little, so that I could taste and see 11 that the LORD is good. I knew that the National Lottery numbers were the building blocks of this code, but I did not yet know the size of the code. These numbers ranged from 1 to 49 and each one appeared in a block. These blocks were arranged in a pattern within a rectangle. The width of the pattern was seven blocks of numbers. Yet the exact lengths of its sides remained unclear because the pattern grew every seven days. It increased by seven blocks of numbers each Saturday night. At first glance my ‘Lottery Code’ looked like a table of numbers, but as time passed it resembled an ancient religious script written on a scroll. And I was the scribe tasked with replicating the text number by number, so that it could not be misinterpreted. On 9 June 1997, I was attending a training seminar in Johannesburg on how to increase the power of my mind. It was the final day of the 4-day seminar. In a hall filled with over 500 people, I met Jesus of Nazareth as clearly as you would meet anyone. At first He was indistinct – a great shining light in the distance. But as I came closer to the light, I saw a man who appeared to be standing in front of the sun. He was dressed in a white garment and had His arms raised up high to receive me. I immediately recognized Him as Jesus, although I was unable to see His face. It was like looking into the sun. I ran to Him and embraced Him and felt wrapped in a light of pure unconditional love. I will never forget the light of merciful love that radiated from His body. A few months after Jesus appeared to me in this vision, I finally had a breakthrough. I was exhausted after months of concentration and was frustrated by my lack of progress. As I sat in my study paging through my 1997 diary, I came across a list of “Religious Festivals and Holidays”. Under the Jewish Holy Days, I noticed that Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, had the number 5758 written next to it. And I also noticed that most of 1997 was equivalent to the Jewish religious year 5757. I turned to my ‘Lottery Code’ and there, in my “descending” ladder of numbers, “1-4-20-31-43-41-22”, found the missing information I had been looking for. I realised that these first six numbers which had won the National Lottery on Saturday, 15 July 1995 (1-4-20-31-43-41) represented a New Year’s Day in the ancient Hebrew calendar. It was a code word for a Hebrew Year. The Hebrew Year 5765, the date in the Hebrew calendar that began on 16/17 September 2004 and ended on 3 October 2005. “1-4-20-31-43-41” which is further reduced to “1 4 2 4 7 5” and then reduced to “ 5 6 7 5” Bearing in mind that Hebrew is written from right to left, when “1-4-20-31-43-41” is reduced and read backwards, it says “5765”. As each letter in the Hebrew alphabet is also a number, the Hebrew Year 5765 can be translated from numbers into Hebrew letters. 8 I have translated “5765”. It spells out: “You (plural) will awaken!” This encoded date “5765” clearly revealed a future event, but it was still seven years away. I was looking for a current date. I looked again at “1-4-20-31-43-41”. These winning numbers were also a code word for the Hebrew Year 5756, the date in the 12 Hebrew calendar that began on 25 September 1995 and ended on 13 September 1996. I have translated “5756”. In Hebrew, it means: “You (plural) will change!” In Aramaic, it means: “You (plural) will learn!” This is a prediction that many of you will change and will learn from the ‘Lottery Code’. I realised that the first day of the Jewish New Year 5756, that is, 25 September 1995, had great significance for my ‘Lottery Code’. I also noticed that the number 22, the seventh and final number of my “descending” ladder of numbers, was highlighted in the code. Then I had a ‘eureka moment’! I performed this simple equation: “5 + 7 + 5 + 5 = 22” The Hebrew Year 5755 added up to 22: ‘5755’, the date in the Hebrew calendar that began 13 on 6 September 1994 and ended on 24 September 1995. The code that I had discovered in the National Lottery now had a finite number of blocks like a jigsaw puzzle. It was clear to me that I had to calculate only 45 weeks (45 lines) of numbers to get the total for the Hebrew Year 5755. Since the birth of the National Lottery in 1994, my ‘Lottery Code’ numbers had appeared only once, from Saturday, 19 November 1994 to Saturday, 23 September 1995. (See the ‘Lottery Code’ Numbers on the next page and Lotto Draw Results in the National Lottery which appear at the end of the book). 9 Below: The ‘Lottery Code’ numbers. 10 I have translated “5755”. In Hebrew, it means: “You (masculine) will change!” In Aramaic, it means: “You (masculine) will learn!” This is a prediction that you will change and will learn from the ‘Lottery Code’. I added the code in the 315 blocks of numbers (7 blocks of numbers x 45 lines of numbers). The total is 7958. And I spent the next five years studying the various patterns that I could see within this rectangle. Still I could not decipher the code I had discovered. By the end of 2001 my inability to decipher the code led me to ask a deeply religious woman for advice. I told her that I had received what I thought were divine messages, but I could not interpret them as they were encoded in pure mathematics. She replied, “I cannot interpret your dreams for you. But if the messages are from God, then you should pray to Him and ask Him for advice. He will tell you what to do, if the messages are from Him.” Her advice was so simple yet I could not figure it out for myself! I went back to my numbers – my ‘Lottery Code’ - and started praying to God for guidance and help. My answer came seven days later. I closed my eyes, reached over to my side table where I had several books and asked God to tell me what to do with the lottery numbers through the answer I would find in one of the books. I reached over and opened one. It read: “Paint an image according to the pattern you see with the signature: 14 Jesus, I trust in You …” (Diary, 47) I started painting huge 8 x 5 foot canvases of the ‘Lottery Code’. And I was so inspired that I even composed music to the main painting, an exact replica of the spiritual lightning flash of colours I had seen on the first day of Passover in the Hebrew Year 5755, that is, Saturday, 15 April 1995. The music came completely naturally to me because the messages are numerical and transmitted in the language of science, so through spiritual inspiration I assigned musical notes to each of the 315 numbers. I painted my huge canvases until the deaths of two loved ones. One died on 28 September 2004 and the other on 23 September 2005. These two deaths brought out a lot of sorrow, anger and frustration in me. I decided to stop painting. Fortunately I had completed the images that were necessary to visually represent these mathematical codes. Seven years earlier, ‘the Lottery Code’ had predicted that “you will awaken!” I had awakened, as predicted, when predicted, in the Hebrew Year 5765, the date in the Hebrew calendar that began on 16/17 September 2004 and ended on 3 October 2005. Little did I know that I was months away from unravelling the great secrets that had been communicated to me. On 17 January 2006, a great miracle happened in my life in such an ordinary way. While waiting for my car to be serviced, I went to my local shopping centre. Instead of going to the newsagent to browse at books or magazines, I went to a religious bookshop for the first time in my life.