KRISTV IESVS - VI, VI, SEI - uno, due, tre, quattro, cinque, sei, sette

"INRI - I.e. svs Nazarenvs Rex IvdaeorvmRomanian: Sus means above and upFrench: Sus means above and upOccitan: Sus means: above and upPortuguese: Sus means above and upAnd others known linguages that I didn’t research:All of them adv. and interj.
Source: From a book of Zsgeha Zsfira."Sus in Spanish means his, hers or theirs pluralSu libro=his/her/their bookSus libros=his/her/their booksClearly having nothing to do with over or up or above and beyond.[This message has been edited by Born2Preach, 03-27-2004]

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Wanna feel God? Step onto the wrestling mat and you'd be crazy to deny the uplifting spirit.

I didn't know we could reply to signatures, but oh well.[?]Which spirit you are talking about? A spirit called kristu i.e.sus? It's not a name. Not even the personal name of the beast; Vivi Sei.Everyone who's been there feels something. Some would call it the Holy Spirit of the Judeo-Christian Faith, some would call it the spirit of Allah, and those atheist wrestlers even agree that they feel an uplifting, enlightened feeling that they can't explain.
Some may interpret 'spirit' as hype and excitement, that in itself can be uplifting; and I've yet to meet someone who would disagree with this point. So just to seal it I'll put my signature again.

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Wanna feel God? Step onto the wrestling mat and you'd be crazy to deny the uplifting spirit.

I didn't say that was the only way you can feel this 'feeling'. Certainly there's more than one way to feel it, but it's good. I'm not trying to argue about that.