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Good evening, welcome to the Oracle Forum and thamk you for your question Scorpius-Bey.

This is a knowledge transference site, designed to promote learning which will lead visitors onto alternative positive thought paths that in turn, will motivate them to become part of a universal mind that will help change the world in which we live in into a better place at every level, for all inhabitants of planet Earth.

One might call it a scholarship in a push for world government, approved by humanity not self serving politicians. A body that will eventually, under the stewardship of statespersons of strong intellect, possessing sane and compassionate minds, devoid of ego or obsession with either power or money, hopefully fashion greater quality of life for all. A quality of life and law that will that will dismiss this currently rampantly capitalistic self-centred society that is systematically destroying the human race, into the irrelevancy it deserves. Sharing resources dominated by a minority to establish general balance and wellbeing across the world.

You will note that we also hold that transposition of language into number and the resulting patterns appearing therein are far better indicators of the stress and crash points that need addressing with some urgency to prevent the whole system in which we are forced to live, sliding off the edge of a cliff.

Along with this, we believe that the creative arts in all forms are hugely influential in the movement for change that will help revive a flagging world and reinvigorate a rapidly declining grasp of spirituality and humanity. The Thinker at the Gates of Hell Auguste Rodin (Musee Rodin)

I replied to Redbeck with a quote. I'm not a robot. I was wondering, why this site is heavily focused on numerology? How will this site help reinvigorate a grasp for spirituality? What is the purpose of the evokation?

Dear Scorpius-Bey,

A multitude of apologies for the the interrupt to your literary flow, but all we could see at this end was a duplication of my response to you x 2, but no visible quote. As you are now completely verified as a bonafide non-BOT, would you be kind enough to resend your original quote, as we are interested in everything.

In response to your questions, our dominant numerology theme is very much tied into original faith's and therefore sprituality in a sense, taking Christian faith as an example and the site's considered power number 9:

The meaning of numbers in the Bible. ... Used 49 times in Scripture, the number 9 symbolises divine completeness or conveys the meaning of finality.

Christ died at the 9th hour of the day, or 3 pm, to open the path of salvation to everyone. The Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur) is the only one of God's annual Feast days of worship that requires believers to fast for one day. This special day, considered by many Jews to be the holiest of the year, beginning at sunset on the 9th day of the seventh Hebrew month (Leviticus 23:32).

Nine also represents the fruits of God's Holy Spirit, which are Faithfulness, Gentleness, Goodness, Joy, Kindness, Long suffering, Love, Peace and Self-control (Galatians 5:22 - 23).

The Biblical association of the Number 9 with prayer, led to the Roman Catholic tradition of the nine day prayer ritual known as the Novena. A nine days' private or public devotion in the Catholic Church to obtain special graces, the character of the novena is one of hopeful mourning, of yearning and of prayer.

The number 9 is also a symbol of creation and represents that life is full of development and rhythm. Since 9 can be represented as 3 x 3, it denotes perfection as well as virile power. It is also the number of those who accomplish the divine will.

However, we are neither ultra or uni-religious, as we believe that by representing all faiths including pagan, or as many as we can, then this hopefully helps the visitor to better understand spirituality and possibly revive this within themselves through broader knowledge. Spirituality is not necessarily linked with religion, for it can be reclaimed just as easily at the top of a remote mountain, as it can while standing on an empty beach beside the sea or wandering a summer meadow, certainly there is no requirement to be present in a place of worship. It is perhaps the reawakening of a sense of belief, which could be just as easily gained by communing with the natural world rather than kneeling before an altar or on a prayer mat. Gaining inner peace, a belief in good, life after death and received past life knowledge, along with an ability to release that inner voice of guidance, a desire to do good, and perhaps an access path to a higher plane or power for help, are all components of the process of getting a grip of our spirituality and undoubtedly the synchronicity amongst numeric patterns released by alphanumeric transposition can point the way equally as well as words.

Another pagan-based example of nine Ravens flying south in old Norse religions, the greater the likelihood that two of them are the eyes and ears of Odin, the significance being that the observers of this phenomenon then believe that they are being watched over, it is clear that we all have to believe in natural signs to be spiritual.

Does anyone know what the purpose of the evokation is?

My dear Scorpius-Bey thank you for the reply and question, most remiss of me I didn't answer your on the Evokation in my previous response: So here goes ... Kind Regards the Redbeck.

Evokation: I would equate the Evokation to the placing of wands (long, thin sticks or rods) by monks and social leaders like Hereward the Wake and his followers resisting the Norman Conquest in 11th Century England, as guides to enable them to negotiate safe passage across vast stretches of what were then treacherous marshes such as the Fens in Eastern Britain to reach safe havens and hidden religious centres. As in; a path to varying forms of enlightenment.

Enlightenment in the case of the Evokation is a path defined by wands in the form of indicative words and number along a path through a meld of religions, spiritual beliefs, history, art and science gleaned from antiquity onwards. Therefore by embracing the widest possible palette of knowledge pertaining to creeds and cultures and related sociology, both ancient and modern, we gain a better understanding of each other and therefore a greater appreciation and perception of what is required evolve a collective universal mind that has the power to devise and deliver a formula for life that generates sustainable greater good for humankind and the planet Earth on which we reside.

Rapacious materialistic capitalism and the abhorrent political systems it supports are steadily destroying our spiritual and physical wellbeing as well as the life resources of the planet we tread daily. The Evokation is a walkway to momentous evidential mountain of food for thought that simply has to make us step back from the edge of the precipice we now find ourselves on, otherwise future generations will face an even darker dawn followed by an eclipse of any remnant of civilisation.

Historic Background Notes
Wands have long been associated with the special powers required in the spiritual work of Wiccans and Witches magic, as well as dowsing. Dowsing is best known as a technique using wands or rods practiced in the search for underground water, but it can also be employed to isolate archaeological remains, tunnels, oil, veins of mineral ores, missing items and in some instances missing persons. Woods most frequently used for Wands are Hazel, Rowan and Alder.

Hereward the Wake (also known as Hereward the Outlaw or Hereward the Exile, c. 1035 – c.1072) was an 11th-century leader of local resistance to the Norman conquest of England. Hereward's base, when leading the rebellion against the Norman rulers, was in the Isle of Ely, and according to legend he roamed The Fens, covering North Cambridgeshire, Southern Lincolnshire and West Norfolk, leading popular opposition to William the Conqueror.
Hereward is an Old English name, composed of the elements here 'army' and ward 'guard' (cognate with the Old High German name Heriwart). Meanwhile, the epithet ‘the Wake’ was only recorded in the late 14th century, and could either mean ‘the watchful’, or derive from the Anglo-Norman Wake family who later claimed to be his descendants.

The Fens: Surrounded by water and marshes, the Fens offered a safe area that was easily defended and not particularly appealing to invaders, they were also an intensely spiritual environment in terms of the monastic spread in the early Christian period of Anglo-Saxon England. Any number of Christians sought the isolation that the wilderness of the Fens had become in that period. Hermitages on the islands that occurred in the midst of these wetlands became centres of communities which later became monasteries.

Fenland monastic houses include the so-called Fen Five (Ely Cathedral Priory, Thorney Abbey, Croyland Abbey, Ramsey Abbey and Peterborough Abbey) along with Spalding Priory. By the late Middle Ages, the monasteries owned significant land parcels and played a significant part in the early efforts at drainage of the Fens for reclamation as agricultural land.

I would like to add on to what Redbeck is saying and state that the site is a Tome that encompasses all aspects of the Tree of Life. However, it relies on individual experience, and unfortunately the answers you seek are often guarded by more questions. Thus, it is the Scribe (you, the reader) who must uncover truth from this vast text, and realize your true ego, the extra-dimensional shadow, the Zed Aliz Zed.

In human speech and writing there are patterns that transcend all languages and occur no matter the translation or original language. The Bible is full of them. Due to the mere existence of these strange, recurring patterns we are led to deduce that there must be some divine aspect behind their conception. As members of this site we try to find a purpose behind all of these occurrences, and in finding that purpose reveal some truth about the universe that we can directly use to better our own plane of existence.

I still have not found a conclusion to my research of the site which began in 2010. However, I can attest to the fact that the site has had an impact on me. But if nothing less, it has made me love knowledge and the never ending pursuit of it.

The site seems to be a strange encyclopedia with thousands of individual references. Among these are the formula for perpetual motion (albeit not stated explicitly), the hidden code of the Torah, quantum warping and entanglement, an entire section dedicated to how vibrations effect reality with numbers and formulas, a Novelette between apprentice and master who must cross the great chasm of the unknown and speak with the God of Death, and a detailed explanation for every chapter of revelations with provided references and mathematics.

Ask 973 eht namuh or Zed Aliz Zed a question by putting their name after a keyword or phrase on a search engine. (I.e.:temple of Solomon 973 eht namuh). there will be texts concerning whatever information you seek. Be warned, however: you may be left with more questions.