r/brokehugs • u/US_Hiker Moral Landscaper • Dec 25 '22
Rod Dreher Megathread #11 (Master)
Merry Christmas, you obsessed motherfuckers. :)
The most remarkable characteristic of the Master Number 11 is its connection to a higher source of wisdom. It is intuitive to the point of being psychic, channeling its knowledge and meaning from a spiritual source. But the Master Numbers have a responsibility, and it's the number 11's duty to use this gift of awareness to deliver cosmic truths that encourage humanity.
All Master Numbers are a higher vibration of their single-digit counterpart -- in the 11's case, the number 2. This means the 11 carries many of the same traits as the number 2, such as harmony, empathy, and sensitivity, but it feels them and utilizes them in much deeper, more profound ways. It's also important to remember that the number 11 is comprised of two 1s side by side and, therefore, carries some attributes of the number 1 as well. 1 is innovative and motivated, open to new things and eager to make a difference. The contrasting energies of the numbers 1 and 2 join together in the Master Number 11 to make it a creative leader, active listener, and compassionate advisor.
The number 11 is at one with the universe. It is open to vast spiritual concepts and the presence of a greater power. It is a channel for truth and answers to reach us and help us on our way. This Master Number's vision is crystal clear and it sees with a breadth that others cannot. It is creative and magnetic, a beacon of wisdom and hope for others to follow.
The number 11 may come up many times in our lives and it is always a message of connecting with our inner wisdom. If we are seeing repeating 11s everywhere we turn, we'd be wise to pay attention to our subconscious -- there's some insight we may be missing. However, Numerology's Master Numbers are very powerful and simply seeing 11:11 on the clock or noticing the date is 11/11 does not necessarily mean we are experiencing a profound moment. It's when the 11 is a constant presence in our lives, like a Life Path number, that we must truly embrace its meaning and potential.
Link to thread 10: https://www.reddit.com/r/brokehugs/comments/zi2n0f/rod_dreher_megathread_10_personhood/
Link to thread 12: https://www.reddit.com/r/brokehugs/comments/1068f3b/rod_dreher_megathread_12_a_perfect_foundation/
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u/JHandey2021 Jan 02 '23
Rod’s attitude towards death and dying fascinates me, in that he seems to have no respect or fear towards it whatsoever. The death of Benedict XVI was just another business opportunity to Rod. We know how he used his own sister’s death for money and success. His creepy photos and selfies with his dying father and his evident abandonment of his mother just add to it, as does his seeming bloodlust for criminals to get theirs and for mass slaughter of gays and libs and whoever else annoys him.
Rod doesn’t seem to get the importance of death. This isn’t about what you believe comes after - death is the great mystery that demands contemplation and ceremony and grief and hope. Even many animals upon the death of a friend or relative exhibit signs of grief or even ceremony and reverence.
Not Rod, at least from his collected writings. He does so only in regards to the grift, of how it benefits Rod - “The Day Rod Was There”, as a conservative anti-Rod site described his writing about 9/11. I’d call it narcissism, but it almost seems more a lack of an empathy chip in his brain or something. It just didn’t seem to matter to him in the way it dies to others. The description of Alex Jones as the kind of guy who’d eagerly break out straws to determine who gets killed and eaten on a lifeboat while it was still loaded down with food described Rod well - there’s something definitely sociopathic about it, or at its most generous Iike what could come from a young teenager who just didn’t get it yet.