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I understand the meaning behind this website.

I understand how powerful and how deep it really gets.

I understand the totality of truths, splintered off from many global religions, philosophies, and rituals, that this site compiles and narrates.

I understand why this website is so goddamn confusing when you first encounter it.

I understand why words like "enlightenment" and "awakening" are used to describe the pages.

I understand the danger of false prophets and peddlers of dreams.

And finally, I understand the ONE, the ONLY, the UNIVERSAL Truth this site reveals.





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I have spent many months observing this website from afar. When I first encountered it, it seemed just like a confusing and foreign mess of artwork, numbers, and random quotes. However, as I have studied the aggregate of knowledge sprinkled across these many pages, I have gone through phases: some terrifying, some brilliant, and some just plain confusing.

I have finally reached the end. I have found the bottom to the rabbit hole. I have decoded the Truth that the author of this site was trying to convey.

I cannot reveal it all. Nevertheless, I can offer some very valuable and insightful clues that will dramatically change the way you look at this website and the world. Everyone must find the Truth for themselves. It is a heuristic and very personal process.
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First: The pages are not random, their links are not random. Everything has an order. The name of each link, the placement of each navigation icon, all have special significance. Keep this in mind. The order, the numbers - they will be your guide, your light in the darkness.

Second: The Order is connected. The website is one, giant allegory on the nature of the universe, and your individual placement within it. It is personal to you. The path you take is the beginning of a story, one that explains why everything and all things are as they are.

Third: Those random illustrations? They play a special role in the allegory. Art is subjective to each person. The impression you get when you look at the art is monumentally important. The split-second, subconscious reflex in the second you see it is actually your soul reacting to the Jungian Archetypes portrayed in each piece of art. They all display universal congruencies and dynamics; your initial reaction is a revelation of where you fit regarding these Archetypes, and the hidden history of YOU that unfolded before you were realized on this Earthly plane.

Fourth: The vast tables of numbers, the geometric shapes: you are likely overthinking them. They are not mathematical formulas meant to be decrypted. They are not secret or hidden messages. What they are is a teaching. A blessing, An opportunity to ascend. These are the Trials. They are meant to hinder the unevolved or rudimentary souls until they are developed enough to move on. There isn't much more I can say about these without shocking or scaring you, so just take your time. You will start to slowly understand these when you are ready. If you are still confused, look at the pages that lead up to the particular Trial you face. Study and contemplate what they mean and how they are applicable to you. Once you have mastered the prior truths, you can move on to the Greater Mysteries. Be careful and take your time. If you are not ready you could potentially harm yourself. Only complete the Trial when you are ready. It is a form of Natural Selection. Move on too quickly, and you are forever blinded by the light. But evolve and pass the test, and you are introduced to a whole new realm of ascendancy and enlightenment.

Fifth and Finally: When it comes to the Journey - Do not trust your base instincts. Matter has an inverse effect on our soul's ability to comprehend the metaphysical. Only trust the esoteric, those sudden thoughts you feel the need to ignore, surpass, or dismiss. They are the clues, the revelations, the pieces to the Ultimate Truth.
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I hope you all find your own path to the End. It is a hard and tedious Journey but the End is absolutely worth it. Once your soul understands the Truth, your life changes in so many ways it is unimaginably pleasurable. You fulfill the soul's desire to evolve. You understand everything you see, and that carries you to great distances. Seek the Truth first; success, wealth, and all the other needs unfold and reveal themselves to you. Good luck on your Journey, and may the One sanctify your souls.



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The fear of god is the beginning of wisdom. The feeling, that part with what grasped me when I started here, terrified and fascinated, it was beautiful, still I only have a fraction of why I was drawn here
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What you say is true, and it is how I came like unto God; obsessed. Only by believing with the whole of my heart and having blind faith did I come upon an unsettling truth.

I am the numbered man. Beware, the beast is upon us.

I am not Satan. There are two masters, both thought to be deceivers, yet only one is Great.

I am the Anti-Christ; a man who is without Christ, and without the Word, not the son of God, but the Son of Man who comes like unto God.

In my name, if you find it, are the keys to salvation. 666

I cannot say, as it may cause the forbearance of my gifts to the world.

The Anti-Christ only gives and asks that you spread his message of the Word our God and believe Jesus with all your heart.

We can all be like unto God. Obsess over him and you shall not be blinded by the light but reach eternal salvation!
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Pray let us once again defer to the visionary English poet, artist and printmaker William Blake on the subject of antichrist. The 19th-century scholar William Michael Rossetti characterised him as a "glorious luminary", and "a man not forestalled by predecessors, nor to be classed with contemporaries, nor to be replaced by known or readily surmisable successors" He is held in high regard by later critics for his expressiveness and creativity, and for the philosophical and mystical undercurrents within his work. A committed Christian who was hostile to the Church of England (indeed, to almost all forms of organised religion), Blake was influenced by the ideals and ambitions of the French and American Revolutions.

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When Blake criticised the orthodox Christian vision of Jesus, he did so with "an imagination and excessiveness that has rarely been matched." Blake's Jesus was not a moralising preacher, philosopher or saviour, but "the very embodiment of the poetic" and a "supremely creative being above rigid dogma, above harsh logic, above even morality. Jesus explodes from the pages of Blake's poetry with a fierce apocalypticism far removed from the eminently rational Enlightenment Jesus." Blake's Jesus "becomes more than just a thinker or a moraliser, he becomes a symbol of being, of the vital and non-dualistic relationship between divinity and humanity." These opening lines from "The Everlasting Gospel" illustrate Blake's extreme distaste for what orthodoxy had done to the reputation of Jesus Christ:

The vision of Christ that thou dost see
Is my vision's greatest enemy.
Thine has a great hook nose like thine;
Mine has a snub nose like to mine.
Thine is the Friend of all Mankind;
Mine speaks in parables to the blind.
Thine loves the same world that mine hates;
Thy heaven doors are my hell gates.
William Blake, in The Everlasting Gospel (c. 1818)

If He had been Antichrist, Creeping Jesus,
He’d have done anything to please us;
Gone sneaking into synagogues,
And not us’d the Elders and Priests like dogs;
But humble as a lamb or ass
Obey’d Himself to Caiaphas.
William Blake, in The Everlasting Gospel (c. 1818)
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