After watching S4E3 tonight of The Chosen and reflecting on Charlie’s show from last night, as I was listening to Dallas Jenkins speak he mentioned he was in Dallas, Tx. We all know that is where JFK was shot. So I got to thinking about his name, I have a feeling his real name is NOT Dallas. Charlie gave some examples of names being comms last night so I was contemplating what his name could be telling us. When you break Jenkins down it sounds like gen kins. It got me to thinking could he be part of the bloodline, kin to the Kennedy’s? Generational kin.

So I Gematria’d his name and oh my goodness.

Dallas Jenkins 131 (same mirrored, balance, oneness)

Super Bowl 131
JOHN F KENNEDY 131
The Garden of Eden 131
THE CHOSEN ONE 131
It is finished 131
The Eagle Has Landed 131
Planned Pandemic 131
Lights out 131
Supernova 131
Mothership 131
Angel Numbers 131
Two Suns 131
The Golden Key 131
Perseverance 131
Roosevelt 131
Crucifixion 131
Architecture 131
Ascended Master 131
Don J Trump 131
Regeneration 131
Mother Earth 131
Milk and Honey 131
David and Goliath 131
Heal the World 131
I Surrender 131
Let’s do this 131
Husband and Wife 131
Safe and Effective 131

I think this slam dunks it, he is part of the bloodline and could be related to the Kennedy’s.

Think about the mysterious magical nature of this liquid (water) energy that we take for granted. Try to squeeze it, and it eludes us; relax our hands into it, and we experience it readily. If it stays stationary, it will become stagnant; if it is allowed to flow, it will stay pure. It does not seek the high spots to be above it all, but settles for the lowest places. It gathers into rivers, lakes, and streams; courses to the sea; and then evaporates to fall again as rain. It maps out nothing and it plays no favorites: It doesn’t intend to provide sustenance to the animals and plants. It has no plans to irrigate the fields; to slake our thirst; or to provide the opportunity to swim, sail, ski, and scuba dive. These are some of the benefits that come naturally from water simply doing what it does and being what it is.

Verse 8

The supreme good is like water, which nourishes things without trying to.

It flows to low places loathed by all men. Therefore, it is like the Tao.

Live in accordance with the nature of things. In dwelling, be close to the land.

In meditation go deep in the heart.

In dealing with others, be gentle and kind.

Stand by your word. Govern with equity.

Be timely and choosing the right moment.

The one who lives in accordance with nature, doesn’t go against the way of things.

He moves in harmony with the present moment, always knowing the truth of just what to do.

Verse 7

Heaven is eternal - the Earth endures
Why do Heaven and earth last forever?
They do not live for themselves only.
This is the secret of their durability.

For this reason, the sage put himself last and so ends up ahead. He stays a witness to life so he endures.

Serve the needs of others, and your own needs will be fulfilled.

Through selfless action, fulfillment is attained.

The never dying, formative feminine energy. Always giving birth.

Verse 6

The spirit that never dies is called the mysterious feminine.

Although she becomes the whole universe, her immaculate purity is never lost.

Although she assumes countless forms, her true identity remains intact

The gateway to the mysterious female is called the root of creation.

Listen to her voice, hear it echo throughout creation.

Without fail, she reveals her presence.

Without fail, she brings us to our own perfection.

Although it is invincible, it endures; it will never end.

Become the astute observer, judge less and listen more.???

Verse 5

Heaven and earth are impartial; they see the 10,000 things as straw dogs.

The sage is not sentimental; he treats all his people as straw dogs.

The sage is like heaven and earth: To him none are especially dear nor is there anyone he disfavors.

He gives and gives, without condition, offering his treasures to everyone.

Between heaven and earth is a space like a bellows; empty and inexhaustible, the more it is used, the more it produces.

Hold on to the center. Man was made to sit quietly and find the truth within.

Do the Tao Now! ???

Verse 4

The Tao is empty, but inexhaustible, bottomless, the ancestor of it all.

Within it, the sharp edges become smooth; the twisted knots loosen; the sun is softened by a cloud; the dust settles into place.

It’s hidden but always present.

I do not know who gave birth to it.

It seems to be the common ancestor of all, the father of things.