Friday, March 24, 2017

Predictions for Nascar. Auto Club 400. March 26, 2017

This process is more interesting to me because I have an actual interest in racing.  I know some history of the drivers and teams.  I know of their interests and personalities.  I can enjoy watching a race whereas I don't like to watch hockey.  Therefore I thought my hockey predictions would be more objective as long as I could visualize the team logo and location.

I picked a flight of ten drivers with their cars and teams because it takes too long to do a reading for over 40 cars.  These are people I know about or I can clearly visualize the car.  The reading shows how they will finish in the flight of ten rather than for all the race entries.


Rook Cards

Card Value
James McMurray
Matt Kenseth
Clint Bowyer
Reed Sorenson
David Ragan
Chase Elliot
Danica Patrick
Kyle Busch
Aric Almirola
Dale Earnhardt Jr. 
Sequence
Chase Elliot
Matt Kenseth
David Ragan
Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Danica Patrick
Kyle Busch
Aric Almirola
James McMurray
Clint Bowyer
Reed Sorenson
Matt Kenseth is the technical repeat in top five for a confirmation.  David Ragan is the next best confirmation.  Chase Elliot comes close.
Ordinary Playing Cards
Card Value
Reed Sorenson
Jamie McMurray
Chase Elliot
Kyle Busch
Aric Almirola
Danica Patrick
Matt Kenseth
Clint Bowyer
David Ragan
Dale Earnhardt Jr.

Sequence
Jamie McMurray
Aric Almirola
Danica Patrick
Chase Elliot
Kyle Busch
David Ragan
Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Clint Bowyer
Matt Kenseth
Reed Sorenson
Jamie McMurray has the best duplication in top five.  Chase Elliot has the next best.  Kyle Busch is strong.  Aric Almirola is duplicated in top five. .

Teutonic Stave Set
Stave Value. (approximate)
Clint Bowyer
Reed Sorenson
David Ragan
Aric Almirola
Danica Patrick
James McMurray
Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Matt Kenseth
Kyle Busch
Chase Elliot
Sequence (most objectively determined)
James McMurray
Reed Sorenson
Kyle Busch
Chase Elliot
Matt Kenseth
Danica Patrick
Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Clint Bowyer
David Ragan
Aric Almirola

Tuesday, March 21, 2017

NHL Preditictions For March 23, 2017

Relevant to the operating state of the practitioner of sortilege from a supposedly perceptive state, are control conditions of state of mind, concentration and general health.   I have a moderately ambitious work ethic that prompted me to to another test of tools and skill.  I was quite ill with bronchitis when I did these sessions.
A modification of method was used with both sets of cards when I arranged the deck order beforehand to a consistent card value sequence.  If , as it is said, the subconscious is the chooser of card layout patterns, then it seemed to me that having an orderly starting point would make a better pattern to choose from.  If the subconscious has a comprehended starting point it could improve function.  After arranging in orderly fashion, I then shuffled and determined selections for teams.  

In the Teutonic Stave Set and Rune Lot readings there was no previous arrangement  because these are contained loosely for selection.           
Rook Cards
Card Value
Boston defeats Tampa Bay
Washington defeats Columbus
Pittsburgh defeats Ottawa
Vancouver defeats St. Louis
Philadelphia defeats Minnesota  
Calgary defeats Nashville
Sequence
Tampa Bay defeats Boston (close)
Columbus defeats Washington
Ottawa defeats Pittsburgh
St. Louis defeats Vancouver
Minnesota defeats Philadelphia
Nashville defeats Calgary
There is no class A.  This will indicate whether card values or sequence has more significance for accuracy. 
Ordinary Playing Cards
Card Value
Boston defeats Tampa Bay
Columbus defeats Washington
Ottawa defeats Pittsburgh
Vancouver defeats St. Louis
Philadelphia defeats Minnesota
Nashville defeats Calgary
Sequence
Tampa Bay defeats Boston (close)
Columbus defeats Washington
Ottawa defeats Pittsburgh
St. Louis defeats Vancouver
Minnesota defeats Philadelphia
Calgary defeats Nashville
Class A  Columbus, Ottawa
Teutonic Stave Set
Stave Value.  More subjective than numerical card aspect.
Boston defeats Tampa Bay
Washington defeats Columbus
Pittsburgh defeats Ottawa
Vancouver defeats St. Louis
Minnesota defeats Philadelphia
Calgary defeats Nashville
Sequence
Boston defeats Tampa Bay
Columbus defeats Washington
Pittsburgh defeats Ottawa
Vancouver defeats St. Louis
Minnesota defeats Philadelphia
Nashville defeats Calgary
Class A  Boston, Pittsburgh, Vancouver, Minnesota
Rune Lots
Lot Value (can be subjective.  Can also be objective and obvious.  Less subjective than Teutonic Stave Set)
Boston defeats Tampa Bay
Columbus defeats Washington
Ottawa defeats Pittsburgh
St. Louis defeats Vancouver
Philadelphia defeats Minnesota
Calgary defeats Nashville
Sequence
Tampa Bay defeats Boston (close)
Columbus defeats Washington
Pittsburgh defeats Ottawa
St. Louis defeats Vancouver
Philadelphia defeats Minnesota
Nashville defeats Calgary
Class A  Columbus, St. Louis, Philadelphia  

Sunday, March 19, 2017

TESTING AS AN ADVENTURE IN SCIENCE

I'm not one to define 'science' or claim that I'm in that field of strict protocols.  I doubt that even scientists are in full agreement about what they do.  I'm posting this excellent study in paranormal science because it describes what I'm doing with my experiments.


              Image from "Paranormal Research & the Scientific Method" by Michael J. Baker. 



I don't claim to absolutely follow this formula.  We do the best we can with where we in our evolution toward remembering something we know.  Here is a link to "Paranormal Research & The Scientific Method" by Michael J. Baker.  

http://paranormalnewengland.com/paranormal-research-scientific-method/

My approach involves something of the adventurous explorer and the gambler.  There is a rush of excitement and a hope and a willingness to see what did or did not work.  Adjustments toward improvement are a challenge.  White lab coats and academic letters are not necessary to the entrepreneur in a scientific field. There will be future experiments that can either verify or challenge toward better methods.  There will also be articles and thought that recall works from the past that has confirmed our interest.  There will also be articles about ongoing philosophical considerations that offer hope in potential direction.     

Wednesday, March 15, 2017

REFLECTION ON RESULTS

A keen interest, dedication, and ambition toward bettering our lives for those around us is a motivating force that always shows results.  I often look to a fortunate past for evidence of the possible... and to keep myself on track for creating high quality.  My family and extended family were home builders at their peak in the 1950s and early 1960s.  Today these homes are known for their enduring quality and craftsmanship.  From out of the Great Depression, and World War II three brothers and a cousin began taking the risk of acquiring land and constructing houses.  They had a heritage of hard work.

I mention this because holding oneself  to high standards is a road to success.  Improving the odds of success is a manifold purpose of our gifts of perception through our connection to Infinite Mind.     

It is not my destiny to be a home builder at this time.  Yet the qualities of excellence from my personal heritage and the American heritage should still be emulated. So if my results and efforts fall short it is with a growth mindset rather than a fixed mindset that I will go forward.  

Somewhere in the links that I've posted previously, there is an excellent example of charts, graphs, and data that describe the exact conditions of experiments.  Date, time, environmental factors and a host of conditions that might be variables are given. This type of precise science is not within my purview at this time.  I'll post that example of data research when I find it.


Results of my experiments are verifiable if we do not preclude the potential for editing a blog site to fit certain factors.  I had the same caution with using emails as 'proof' of results.  A person could send more than one email and cover the odds.  My purpose is not pure science (I find dogmatic science boring and stifling) so I'm going to post the resulting data from my experiments.

A judgement of abject failure is required for an honest appraisal toward continuing in this direction.  There is one area of success that poses interesting potential for how to proceed with Divination in its best form.  There is also an area of promise toward making sortilege more accurate.  First the areas of failure.

Using Ordinary Playing Cards.  Accuracy Percentage
Card Value :  40%     Sequence :  50%  General :  66%  Class A : 100% 

Using the numerical Rook cards.  Accuracy percentage
Card Value :  50%  Sequence :  33%  General 55%  Class A : 25%

Next, the area of success. 

The area of success with sortilege.
Teutonic Stave Set.  Accuracy percentage
Stave Value :  87%  Sequence :  80%  Class A : 85%

This could mean that I need a larger sampling for gathering data.  It could also mean that personal spiritual resonance is a factor in working with the Superconscious.  My personal choice of metaphysical definition is in the Germanic faith and the ancient code known as runes.  The Teutonic Stave set also features aspects of the Germanic understanding of the personal soul complex and the geomythic model of the Multiverse.  I have the data through saved emails that shows previous years also showed a much higher rate of success with the Germanic sortilege method.

Another area of experimentation not recorded here involves arranging the cards in an orderly way before a shuffle and selection so that the subconscious mind has a previous view of how the cards are stacked. This is an adjustment of technique that I will use should I continue with the generic method of sortilege prediction.