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Wild Spec: I Ching the Key?
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 		Wild Spec: I Ching the Key?
I just thought I'd throw this on the board for anyone who wants to investigate further......I have this nagging suspicion, that I Ching may be the key to unlock greywethers.

driz

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 		Re: Wild Spec: I Ching the Key?
drizjr wrote:
I just thought I'd throw this on the board for anyone who wants to investigate further......I have this nagging suspicion, that I Ching may be the key to unlock greywethers.

driz


Ack! You throw out this wild spec but neglect to explain "how" or "why" you came up with it. Cool

Please - elaborate on your thoughts Question
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PostPosted: Sun Aug 10, 2003 11:43 am
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 		konamouse wrote:
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Please - elaborate on your thoughts


Ok, here goes nuthin'
The greywethers equations, when correlated to our alphabet alone, don't seem to yield anything.
There must be at least one, if not more, "transmutations", to process them through to get our log-in. Right?
I'm guessing that it must be something unique, and unfamilar, that starts this process.

"Why I Ching?", you ask.
Like I said, it's a nagging suspicion..... because it's something that seems to come up in the websites that I have researched. And when I saw it again in the recent site http://www.i-can-soar.com/geotran.htm found by Elijah Snow,(
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sacred geometry> Thomas Taylor
) it prompted me to just throw it on the board as a wild speculation.
If we are up to the mathematical portion of our pathways with TP, wouldn't it seem logical that *some* hint as to the decoding of GW be not far behind?
I haven't had a chance to look into I Ching further... but I plan to do that.
In the meantime, any other puzzleheads( like me Wink ) who may be looking for anything else to try with GW... well, give it a shot.

driz
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 		Re: Wild Spec: I Ching the Key?
drizjr wrote:
I just thought I'd throw this on the board for anyone who wants to investigate further......I have this nagging suspicion, that I Ching may be the key to unlock greywethers.

driz



Hmmm... you may be on to something Driz... I was tossing out names of various mystic books just to see if anything sticks.... A few got the random "bot" response, but anythinghtat started with "Book of..." got a tap tap, meaning (I think) that I had part of the key phrase.
So did some of the "alternative" spellings for I Ching.

Book of Changes got a "tap tap, oh you kidder you, seeker." response and a few seconds later just as I was about to send "I ching".

Worth a shot any hooo...
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 		Re: Wild Spec: I Ching the Key?
[quote="Magesteff]Hmmm... you may be on to something Driz... I was tossing out names of various mystic books just to see if anything sticks.... A few got the random "bot" response, but anythinghtat started with "Book of..." got a tap tap, meaning (I think) that I had part of the key phrase.
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So, when TP goes "tap tap" that is her way of telling us we have part of the phrase?? I get that constantly with Trithemius.
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 		Re: Wild Spec: I Ching the Key?
konamouse wrote:

So, when TP goes "tap tap" that is her way of telling us we have part of the phrase?? I get that constantly with Trithemius.


Try his whole name -- Johannes Trithemius, maybe. Rolling Eyes It seemed odd the way Prof. Whiting used the whole name and then it came up somewhere else, too, I can't remember where. After months of the guy being called by his last name only, it sorta jumped out at me.

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