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Posted: 27 Oct 2016 02:14
Greetings,
I, like many others, have stumbled upon this most curious website purely by accident. It must have been at least two years since I first found this place. When I discovered it, I didn't give it much thought; To be completely honest, I was frightened by it. To this day, I do not know what frightened me. Maybe it was the odd color scheme, perhaps it was the strange renderings. For whatever reason, I was drawn back to it. After a good few weeks of searching, I finally found this website again. I haven't a clue what this website is or what it means, but I'm determined to figure it out. I do get the vibe that it's something... Serious. I feel that there is immense knowledge to be unearthed in this website, but that is just a feeling. I was hoping that the more "experienced" students of this work (for I presume that this is a book or guide of some kind, correct me if I'm wrong) could provide me with some help in decoding it. I have come with a few statements that I believe to be true regarding this website, and I ask for somebody to confirm or deny them so that I can get a better understanding of this work. So please, correct me if I'm wrong, or tell me that I'm right. Here goes:
The pages in this site seem to have a large focus on numerology. I am not too familiar with numerology myself; I remember studying it briefly long ago, but my knowledge of it is below elementary. My understanding is that each letter has a number from 1-26, and words that are constructed from these letters have numbers associated with them as well. By "reducing and deducing," as this site puts it, one can assign every word in the English language a number from 1-9. As to what these numbers mean, I haven't a clue. This website seems to say that the number 1 is associated with birth, and 9 is a "holy number." Again, correct me if I'm wrong, for everything that I'm writing is speculation that I'd like to get cleared up. The site seems to depict 9,7, and 3 as numbers relating to the Sun, Moon, and Earth (I can't remember in which order, and I can't remember if these are even what they stand for). I also see many charts and tables scattered throughout the website that deduce and find the "base numbers" as I'll call them of various words. I haven't a clue how to read these charts, so if someone could please enlighten me, that'd be greatly appreciated. An interesting observation is that most of these charts attempt to deduce words that are religious in nature.
On the topic of religion, I can't quite tell what this site's view on it is. I see references to many religions, perhaps the site is trying to unify all religions through its use of numerology? Also, one reason that I might have been frightened of this site when I first found it could be that it just looks satanist. The color schemes and odd, chant-like phrases seem to lend themselves to satanism. Just to be clear, I am no longer afraid of this site, and as a side note, when looking at things logically, there is no reason to fear Satanism, for it is just another religion, not unlike christianity, buddhism, hinduism, etc. But this brings up another question of mine: I have noticed a lot of "mirrored" phrases. What is the significance of these? There's a lot of cryptic writing and odd line breaks. This is yet another mystery that I'd love to understand. One final question that I have regards the numerology that I referenced in my previous paragraph. Does this numerology work with other languages? For example, could I perform the same calculations on Spanish, French, German, Hebrew, even Latin words? What makes English so special? Is English the "Divine Language"?
I thank you for reading through this long post, and I eagerly await your responses. The mystery of this website is one which has overtaken me, and I intend to "crack the code" (providing there is one to crack, haha). Once again, I'd really appreciate it if I could get these ideas confirmed/denied and the questions that I have posed answered. If anybody has anything else to add or any further questions, I'd love to hear them.
I, like many others, have stumbled upon this most curious website purely by accident. It must have been at least two years since I first found this place. When I discovered it, I didn't give it much thought; To be completely honest, I was frightened by it. To this day, I do not know what frightened me. Maybe it was the odd color scheme, perhaps it was the strange renderings. For whatever reason, I was drawn back to it. After a good few weeks of searching, I finally found this website again. I haven't a clue what this website is or what it means, but I'm determined to figure it out. I do get the vibe that it's something... Serious. I feel that there is immense knowledge to be unearthed in this website, but that is just a feeling. I was hoping that the more "experienced" students of this work (for I presume that this is a book or guide of some kind, correct me if I'm wrong) could provide me with some help in decoding it. I have come with a few statements that I believe to be true regarding this website, and I ask for somebody to confirm or deny them so that I can get a better understanding of this work. So please, correct me if I'm wrong, or tell me that I'm right. Here goes:
The pages in this site seem to have a large focus on numerology. I am not too familiar with numerology myself; I remember studying it briefly long ago, but my knowledge of it is below elementary. My understanding is that each letter has a number from 1-26, and words that are constructed from these letters have numbers associated with them as well. By "reducing and deducing," as this site puts it, one can assign every word in the English language a number from 1-9. As to what these numbers mean, I haven't a clue. This website seems to say that the number 1 is associated with birth, and 9 is a "holy number." Again, correct me if I'm wrong, for everything that I'm writing is speculation that I'd like to get cleared up. The site seems to depict 9,7, and 3 as numbers relating to the Sun, Moon, and Earth (I can't remember in which order, and I can't remember if these are even what they stand for). I also see many charts and tables scattered throughout the website that deduce and find the "base numbers" as I'll call them of various words. I haven't a clue how to read these charts, so if someone could please enlighten me, that'd be greatly appreciated. An interesting observation is that most of these charts attempt to deduce words that are religious in nature.
On the topic of religion, I can't quite tell what this site's view on it is. I see references to many religions, perhaps the site is trying to unify all religions through its use of numerology? Also, one reason that I might have been frightened of this site when I first found it could be that it just looks satanist. The color schemes and odd, chant-like phrases seem to lend themselves to satanism. Just to be clear, I am no longer afraid of this site, and as a side note, when looking at things logically, there is no reason to fear Satanism, for it is just another religion, not unlike christianity, buddhism, hinduism, etc. But this brings up another question of mine: I have noticed a lot of "mirrored" phrases. What is the significance of these? There's a lot of cryptic writing and odd line breaks. This is yet another mystery that I'd love to understand. One final question that I have regards the numerology that I referenced in my previous paragraph. Does this numerology work with other languages? For example, could I perform the same calculations on Spanish, French, German, Hebrew, even Latin words? What makes English so special? Is English the "Divine Language"?
I thank you for reading through this long post, and I eagerly await your responses. The mystery of this website is one which has overtaken me, and I intend to "crack the code" (providing there is one to crack, haha). Once again, I'd really appreciate it if I could get these ideas confirmed/denied and the questions that I have posed answered. If anybody has anything else to add or any further questions, I'd love to hear them.