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LOC
Level of consciousness. Can be measured from 0-1000 LOC on earth using muscle testing. Archangels calibrate at 50,000 LOC with the LOC of Divinity measuring at INFINITY. Discovered by Dr. David Hawkins, author of Power Vs Force.
Loc
Derived from the Spanish word "loco" (crazy...ect).Influenced by hispanic culture in Los Angeles black gang members would refer to some of their wilder more active or actually mentally disturbed members as "loco".Due to the nature of gang banging , "loco" was associated with some of the more feared and respected members.The term and the associated behavior became very popular with Crips in particular so as use began to fade with Blood gang members it became synonymous (but not exclusive) with Crip culture.So common it became in crip vernacular it was shortened to "Loc" and used as a suffix in gang members names . example....C Loc... There have been bloods that use the label but the C was replaced with a K....example Lok.
Loc
Loc by LET THAT BOY BREATHE January 20, 2021
Loc
a.) a term crips use to call eachother.
b.) a crip term meaning crazy, wild or insane
c.) the leader or OG of a crip gang
b.) a crip term meaning crazy, wild or insane
c.) the leader or OG of a crip gang
loc
loc by Def Reprezenative April 17, 2006
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