Last night, I was scrolling through YouTube, and I got caught up in the many videos created about the life, football career, murder, and eventual suicide of former Florida Gator Star and New England Patriot Tight End, Aaron Hernandez.
I watched the progression; standout at Florida, picked up by the Patriots, making millions of dollars playing professional football, then he goes to prison after being convicted of murder, and he hangs himself in his jail cell in 2017. He was just 27-years-old.
At work today, I was thinking about his story, and I said to myself, “Damn, another one gone at 27.” If you’ve never heard of it, there’s a club known as Club 27, and all of its members died at the age of 27. Aaron Hernandez, I think, is the most recent member, and he joins a long list of celebrities and famous people that include Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Kurt Kobain, Amy Winehouse, Fredo Santana, and many many more.
I began to reflect on my own life, and if you purchased my second book, Smorgasbord 2 Catch Up and Relish, then you read a little bit about my drug use throughout my twenties.
After playing four years of high school football, and four years of college football, football in my life as a player came to an end. I was invited to play in an all-star game for seniors in Dallas, Texas in 2002, and I graduated college in 2003.
Life after football was difficult. It was hard not playing a game I absolutely loved and played since I was ten. In 2001, my addiction to drugs began with pain medication, and by the time I turned 27, it progressed from percocets, vicodin, and oxycontin, to cocaine, marijuana, steroids, GHB, ecstasy, and alcohol. I was a mess, and by the time I reached my early 30s, I recognized the fact that although I wasn’t aware of it, I was trying to kill myself.
I was definitely living on the edge and living for the moment, and the drug use coincided with everything that was going on in my life at the time, which began with an addiction to pain medication after an auto accident, and the end football. Football gave me something to live for, to train for, and it brought structure to my life.
I don’t want to get too into my own personal story, but at work today, I said to myself, “I beat the Club 27 Curse.”
In 2007, I was 27, and that was the breakthrough year in my life. So, I began to think; I was born on 2/7, the numerology of moon is 27, the numerology of Nooz is 27, and Venus is on the 27th degree of Pisces of my natal chart. The number 27 has always been prevalent and important in my life.
I got chills throughout my body while standing there at work, and I thought, what if that was part of my life’s mission-to survive past the age of 27.
From an astrological and spiritual perspective, if you don’t live past the age of 27, then you don’t live to see Saturn’s return, which means that you didn’t do the work to get off the physical plane.
I’m going to tell you something important, the reason why so many people are dying by the age of 27 from drug overdoses and suicides, is because it’s extremely difficult to leave Saturn form. Saturn gives form to life, and it gives order, structure, limitations, and restrictions to our lives. It’s extremely hard to let Saturn go for the electricity of Uranus, but you have to. It’s literally a life and death situation.
The bottom level of the pyramid is the physical plane, and our test for this plane goes from birth until about 29 years old when Saturn makes his return. If you’ve done the work and pass the test, your consciousness increases and you move on to the next plane.
If you haven’t done the work, and you fail to pass through the door, then death begins to set in. It’s a sad story, but that’s the way it goes.
The goal in this life, from a spiritual stand-point, is to become one with your soul. You want to fully bring your soul into your body, which is what the top of the chart shows. That means you have to pass the physical test at 29, the emotional test at 44, and the mental test by 50.
They said Aaron wrote in his jail cell before he died, “Remember, after you die, you reincarnate.”
That’s true.
Aaron will return to the physical plane again, but next time, he’ll have the proper help from the astral realm to beat this Curse. And that’s how we do this. As some of us pass these tests and move up to another level, we can help those below until we’ve all made it back to the soul level.
I know, without a doubt, and for a fact that I had help from the astral plane. I wouldn’t have made it past 27 if I didn’t.
The timing of the crucifixion of Jesus was very important and timely at the age of 33. He knew what he was doing. He’s the man. He died after 29 and Saturn’s return, but before the astral test and Uranus’s opposition to itself at 44.
Nooz Buffet 