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Hoju?
As in “Although small, the hoju is a classic image in traditional Japanese art and myth. Believed to be a wish fulfilling jewel and a bringer of good health, the hoju is often depicted as an orb with a pointed top and is occasionally surrounded by flames. The hoju likewise has strong ties to Buddhism and three hoju together are said to represent the three jewels of Buddhism; Buddha, Dharma and Sangha.” https://www.tattoodo.com/a/2016/10/8-wishful-hoju-tattoos/


Regardless of your ‘nick rationale’ hello @Hoju
It was nice to read this particular version into your name as it relates to ‘magical thinking ‘-not generally used as a tool in stock picking but nevertheless interesting and apt for anyone interested in coincidence .


IE
Driving along, this afternoon, having a small think about how someone had kindly commended my research yet knowing this comes ‘through’ rather than ‘of’ me which means the praise is a bit undeserved, I got smacked in the eye by a new image on the wall of my local bottle shop in North Fremantle....



That’s Shakey, the artistic the T-shirt . He -literally-had just painted the final brush stroke.

Nice eh.? This is BREAKING NEWS as I took the photo 20 minutes ago.
A collaborative effort between Gage Roads and Old Bridge Cellars .

Western Australians can see a story about the mural on Channel ten news.

The magic is not just in the timing but that it is the third of three curious coincidences today re Gage Roads .
Rule of threes is not something Inhavevthought much about but playing with the notion seems to gr making it manifest.
Does consciousness create reality?

My photo shoot with Shakey ‘created a bottle of Chablis at any rate
Cheers