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David Denison was probably the most well-known surrealist painter in the UK in the 1970s and 1980s, and his paintings are frequently seen in auctions. Painter Tim Burton (not the same person as the Hollywood movie director) has done a couple of portraits of Denison. Here's one of them:
Denison is well known and well thought of as a surrealist painter, but somewhere along the line he got into the internet and apparently considers this website his masterpiece. This short article describes him as a "number fetishist":
Apparently, the name "Jesus" is mentioned 973 times in the Bible, and "eht namuh" is an anagram for "the human" -- so there's some sense in what you see on the site. Whether it's worth the effort is left as an exercise for the viewer.
You ate still just stating what it is, I'm asking for a deeper explanation. You see it as a numerical word association and how it works. Please provide an example, a break down. Perhaps even a comparison to your system?
I read tarot and study astrology, so I know all about systematic correspondences. I have what my cousin calls a puzzle brain, so I do quite well with finding patters and connections and such. I was looking for that with this guy's stuff and was not seeing it.
That was sort of the meat I was looking to chew on, but thanks for trying.
As for abracadabra, I can't take that link seriously. 'I create as I speak' comes from Harry Potter. Abracadabra is not a system of any sort, but it is a magical talisman, for health.
I've come across this site before and it really creeped me out ( didn't help I was on it about 3am). I thought it might be some devil worshipping code or something, really freaked me.
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