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 		 TuringPrinciple's Pathways
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Note: I have removed all the accreditation because it was simply too hard to keep track of sometimes, and I didn't want to leave anyone out.
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THE MISSING MANUSCRIPT PATHWAY
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Keyword: Missing Manuscript
INPUT: Missing Manuscript?
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged –
Keyword: Optatio Venatio
INPUT: Optatio Venatio?
turingprinciple: keyword recognized –
turingprinciple: Can you tell me what it means? [/b]
Keyword: Wish Chasing
INPUT: Wish Chasing
turingprinciple: secure node pathway - keyword missing manuscript -e-mail turingprincipleSPLATnetscape.net with "wishchasing" in the subject line for more data.

Email from TP:
Quote:
Keyword acknowledged. Secure procedure activated. Watch for secure data delivery.

Email from TP containing a link to:
Quote:
http://vhost.oddcast.com/vhssplayer.php?acc=2298&ss=71338&sl=0&l=1&h=300&w=400&bc=FFFFFF&mid=2626&t=1

Which was:
Quote:
turingprinciple stating:
"Look for me online and input this phrase to continue. The phrase is Sacred Text. The phrase is Sacred Text.

Keyword: Sacred Text
Quote:
INPUT: What is sacred text?
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged - secure knowledge node pathway - Henricus Cornelius Agrippa von Nettesheim sought out Trithemius in Wurzburg, where the Abbot had fled from his rebellious monks. In the wake of his visit, Agrippa produced and dedicated to Trithemius the famous manuscript version of his later much amended and expanded master work.

Keyword: De Occulta Philosophia
Quote:
INPUT: What is De Occulta Philosophia?
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged - missing manuscript pathway - Of intelligences and spirits,…. Book III, Chapter
(It wants the chapter number in Roman Numerals)

Keyword: XVI
Quote:
INPUT: XVI
turingprinciple: keyworld acknowledged - missing manuscript pathway complete - You have accessed the secure knowledge node. E-mail turingprincipleSPLATnetscape.net with "secret writing" in the subject line to receive a link to the secure knowledge node.

Following the directions nets you this from TP:
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Keyword received - a message awaits. I have hidden information inside an oldwebsite of Peter's that he has neglected since beginning The Answer Project.Hopefully your accessing the information here will go undetected.

http://www.neothought.com/tptdxxfg.htm

turing principle

Which leads to:
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Another turingprinciple statement.
"Tap.Tap. You have accessed the Missing Manuscript Secure Knowledge Node. Listen Carefully. "
011010000110010101110010011011010110010101110011

Which is
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Binary for hermes

Which leads to:
Quote:
http://www.neothought.com/hermes.htm

Keyword: Secret Fire
Quote:
INPUT: what is secret fire?
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged - secret fire - secure knowledge node accessed turingprinciple: http://www.neothought.com/sknsf.html

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THE MAGIC WAND INFO
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Keyword: Magic Wand
INPUT:What is the magic wand?
http://www.neothought.com/sknmw.html
Info on the caduceus

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THE MAGICK PATHWAY
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Keyword: Magick
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INPUT: What is magick?
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged - secure knowledge node pathway
turingprinciple: Magick, spelt with a "k" to differentiate it from conjurors tricks and illusions, is a term which was coined by Aleister Crowley in the early years of the twentieth century.
turingprinciple: "The Science and Art of causing Change to occur in conformity with Will". from his book "Magick in Theory and Practice". He also compared it to and named it in relation to a religion from the East.

Quote:
Keyword: Yoga of the West
Quote:
INPUT: What is the Yoga of the West?
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged - secure knowledge pathway - magick
turingprinciple: Crowley often called magick "the yoga of the west". Crowley believed that the results obtained by the combination of visualization (and other techniques of altering states of consciousness) with religious and philosophical ideas in medieval ceremonial magic bore a remarkable resemblance to the association of Yoga (and its often purported supernatural effects) with the religions of the East.
turingprinciple: This tradition has been passed down into the modern magick systems such as the the Strega trad of Italian descent.

Quote:
Keyword: Strega Trad
Quote:
INPUT: strega trad
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged - secure knowledge node pathway - magick
turingprinciple: The Strega trad are a trad of Italian descent. A "trad" is a particular hierarchy of deities acknowledged by its followers, often according to geography or culture. The Strega trad direct their prayers to the Roman gods and was founded in the 20th century, and set forth to establish pagans in the eyes of a modern era as respectable members of society.
turingprinciple: "I foresee that a day will come, and that perhaps not so very far distant, that the world of scholars will be amazed to consider to what a late period and immense body of antique tradition survived in northern Italy, and how indifferent the learned were regarding it . . ."

Quote:
It is a quote from Charles Godfrey Leland

Quote:
Keyword: Charles Godfrey Leland
Quote:
INPUT: Who is Charles Godfrey Leland?
TuringPrinciple: keyword acknowledged - secure knowledge node pathway - magick
TuringPrinciple: Charles Godfrey Leland was the founder and first president of the Gypsy Lore Society, and was a prolific author and folklorist. He is best known, in this day and age, as being the author of: Aradia or the Gospel Of The Witches. * end of this pathway *

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THE GRIGORI PATHWAY
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Keyword: Grigori
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INPUT: What is grigori?
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged - secure knowledge node pathway activated - the Grigori is another name for the Watchers. The Book Of Enoch says that God had sent a legion of angels to earth in order to watch over and assist man during the beginning of civilization. These angels taught man sciences which were forbidden by God such as the magick in herbs, reading the stars, divination and sorcery. Enoch goes on to say "...but they chose husbands and wives from among the humans and led greatly debauched lives, neglecting their heavenly duties..." This angered God greatly and he banished the "fallen".

Keyword: Watchers
Quote:
INPUT: What are the watchers?
turingprinciple: The name Watcher, or Grigori, means "Those Who Watch", or "Those Who Are Awake", or "The Ones Who Never Sleep". In the Bible, the mysterious eighth order of angels were created by God to be Earthly shepherds of the first humans. The watchers were both physically and spiritually gigantic, at least by comparison to the average man at the time. They served early humanity as vast reservoirs of information concerning the finer points of civilization, and their selflessness was beyond compare. They were also called the Watchers, as it was their job to observe humanity, lending a helping hand when necessary but not interfering in the course of human development.
turingprinciple: In some pathways of belief, the watchers are associated with the Four "cardinal" points of north, south, east, and west.

The Four Cardinal Points
Keywords: Aldebaran, Antares, Regulus, Formalhaut
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INPUT: What is Aldebaran?
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged - secure knowledge node pathway - grigori
turingprinciple: Aldebaran - grigori of the east, who marks the Vernal Equinox.
turingprinciple: A - R
INPUT: What is Antares?
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged - secure knowledge node pathway - grigori
turingprinciple: Antares - grigori of the west, who marks the Autumnal Equinox.
turingprinciple: U - S
INPUT: What is regulus?
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged - secure knowledge node pathway - grigori
turingprinciple: Regulus - grigori of the south, who marks the Summer Solstice.
turingprinciple: R - T
INPUT:What is Formalhaut?
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged - secure knowledge node pathway - grigori
turingprinciple: Formalhaut - grigori of the north, who marks the Winter Solstice.
turingprinciple: T - A

Keyword: Tartarus The combination of letters given above.
Quote:
INPUT: what is Tartarus?
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged - secure knowledge node pathway - grigori
turingprinciple: God was most displeased with his angels, the Watchers. These angels he banished to a part of Heaven called Tartarus; a place worse than any Hell. There the Watchers would await God's judgment at the end of time, to wait in abject misery, never knowing what became of their wives or their children. * end of secure pathway *

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THE HARMONIUS DEVELOPMENT PATHWAY
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Info - The Nine
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Asking about "The Nine" will bring up this and a bit more info:
turingprinciple: I have been told Don Marzano may be one of the current "nine". Other oblique references to "the nine" and humans from the past include Nikola Tesla, George Ivanovitch Gurdjieff, and many others.

Info - Gurdjieff
Quote:
INPUT: Who is Gurdjieff?
turingprinciple: GURDJIEFF, G. I. (1877?-1949), Georgii Ivanovich Gurdzhiev; Greek-Armenian spiritual teacher who remains an enigmatic figure and an increasingly influential force in the contemporary landscape of new religious and psychological teachings. Resembling more the figure of a Zen patriarch or a Socrates than the familiar image of a Christian mystic, Gurdjieff was considered by those who knew him simply as an incomparable "awakener" of men. He brought to the West a comprehensive model of esoteric knowledge and left behind him a school embodying a specific methodology for the development of consciousness. In Fontainebleau, France, south of Paris, in 1922 he established on his famous Institute at the Prieuré d'Avon.

Keyword: Institute for the Harmonious Development of Man
Quote:
INPUT: What is the Institute for the Harmonious Development of Man?
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged - harmonious development - secure knowledge node pathway accessed
turingprinciple: The Institute for the Harmonious Development of Man at the Prieuré d'Avon in France - the institute's doctrine and experimental methods attracted many leading artists and intellectuals from England and the United States, who came to meet Gurdjieff and eventually work with him. Most of them, like Maurice Nicoll, Jane Heap, and Katherine Mansfield, had been introduced to the teaching by A. R. Orage, the noted critic and editor of The New Age, and by P. D. Ouspensky. In early 1924, Gurdjieff made his first visit to the United States, accompanied by a large group of pupils, where, mainly in New York, he gave a series of public performances of his work on sacred dances. His aim was to show the forgotten principles of an objective "science of movements" and to demonstrate its specific role in the work of spiritual development.
turingprinciple: To learn more please tell me the unusual name in the title of his masterwork.
Masterwork = Beelzebub's Tales to His Grandson

Keyword: Beelzebub
Quote:
INPUT: Beelzebub
turingprinciple: keyword recognized - secure knowledge node pathway - harmonious development
turingprinciple: Beelzebub's Tales to His Grandson, first published in English in 1950, is his masterpiece, an unprecedentedly vast and panoramic view of man's entire life on Earth as seen by beings from a distant world. Through a cosmic allegory and under the cloak of discursive anecdotes and provocative linguistic elaborations, it conveys the essentials of Gurdjieff's teaching.

Keyword: Grandson
Quote:
INPUT: What is Beelzebub's Tales to His Grandson?
turingprinciple: keyword recognized - secure knowledge node pathway - harmonious development
turingprinciple: e-mail turingprincipleSPLATnetscape.net with "grandson" in subject line to continue.

Email from TP:
Quote:
advance by one
10001 101 130 103 22 24 27
Decodes to: Hassein
Using advancing base conversion starting at Base2

Keyword: Hassein
Quote:
INPUT: Who is Hassein?
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged - harmonious
development - secure knowledge node pathway
turingprinciple: Hassein was the name of Beelzebub's grandson in the book. Gurdjieff urged his followers and anyone who wanted to understand his writings to read them______
INPUT: What is thrice?
turingprinciple: Gurdjieff: "I find it necessary on the first page of this book, quite ready for publication, to give the following advice: Read each of my written expositions thrice: Firstly, at least as you have already
become mechanized to read all your contemporary books and
newspapers. Secondly, as if you were reading aloud to another person. And only thirdly try and fathom the gist of my writings.
turingprinciple: The Gurdjieff pupil who is best known in the West is P. D. Ouspensky, who expounded "the System" in England and America from the early 1920s until his death in the late 40's. In his book, Ouspensky was "In Search of the " ......

Note: I didn't mark "thrice" as a keyword because TP didn't acknowledge it as such.

Keyword: Miraculous
Quote:
INPUT: What is Miraculous?
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged - secure knowledge
node pathway - harmonious development
turingprinciple: A common expression used by Gurdjieff from the earliest documented period in Russia is "remembering oneself," by which he meant the occurrence of moments in which thought, feeling and sensation of one's physical presence were in an unmistakable relationship. Gurdjieff said that a core problem in modern life is that people do not remember the miraculous within themselves.(that is, have experiences of themselves in this reintegrated state). His teaching was intended, in large
part, to provide people the needed special conditions in which such reintegrative moments would come to be increasingly possible. these special moments were ones of "I am."
turingprinciple: end of secure knowledge node pathway



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THE SACRED GEOMETRY PATHWAY
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Keyword: Sacred Geometry
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INPUT: What is sacred geometry?
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged - secure node path activated
turingprinciple: send an e-mail to turingprincipleSPLATnetscape.net with "sacred geometry" in the subject line to gain second level access

Quote:
Quote:
Email from TP
All mathematical forms have a primary subsistence in the soul; so that prior to the sensible, she contains self-motive numbers; vital figures prior to such as are apparent; harmonic ratios prior to things harmonized; and invisible circles prior to the bodies that are moved in a circle.
"It is a quote by Thomas Taylor leading to:

Keyword: Thomas Taylor
Quote:
INPUT: Who is Thomas Taylor?
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged - secure knowledge node sacred geometry
turingprinciple: All mathematical forms have a primary subsistence in the soul; so that prior to the sensible, she contains self-motive numbers; vital figures prior to such as are apparent; harmonic ratios prior to things harmonized; and invisible circles prior to the bodies that are moved in a circle. Thomas Taylor
turingprinciple:
63 68 61 6F 73 6F 66 61 70 70 65 61 72 61 6E 63 65 73
Quote:
Hexadecimal-Formatted ASCII
translates to: chaos of appearances

Quote:
If you cross-reference "chaos of appearances" and "sacred geometery" in both cluesearch and Google, you get a site mentioning Carl Jung.

Quote:
Keyword: Carl Jung
Quote:
INPUT: who is Carl Jung?
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged - secure knowledge node sacred geometry
turingprinciple: Number helps more than anything else to bring order into the chaos of appearances. It is the predestined instrument for creating order, or for apprehending an already existing, but still unknown, regular arrangement or 'orderedness.' It may well be the most primitive element of order in the mind. Carl Jung
turingprinciple:
116 165 155 142 145 162 163 141 162 145 164 150 145 163 157 165 162 143 145 157 146 146 157 162 155 141 156 144 145 156 145 162 147 171 151 156 164 150 145 167 157 162 154 144

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Quote:
Translation from ASCII
Numbers are the source of form and energy in the world

Quote:
Quote was by Theon of Smyrna

Keyword: Theon of Smyrna
Quote:
INPUT: Who was Theon of Smyrna?
turingpriciple: keyword acknowledged - secure knowledge node sacred geometry.
Theon of Smyrna - "Numbers are the source of form and energy in the world."
oynqqre bs n svfu

Quote:
ROT - 13
oynqqre bs n svfu = bladder of a fish

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Keyword: Vesica Piscis
Quote:
INPUT: what is vesica piscis?
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged - secure knowledge node sacred geometry
turingprinciple: vesica piscis translates from Latin literally as "fish bladder," but more likely refers to any bladder that takes the form of a fish when filled. The Vesica Piscis symbol appears frequently in medieval art and architecture, and the symbol's roots go back further still.
turingprinciple: The Vesica Piscis is made by linking two cicles together, bringing the outside edge of each to the midway point of the other. The almond-shaped center of the image is called a mandorla (Latin for almond; "vesica" or "vesica piscis" is sometimes also used to describe only this almond-shaped center.) The mandorla can easily be seen as a grail or chalice, connecting the symbol to Avalon.

Quote:
Keyword: Temple of Man
Quote:
turingprinciple: Have you been to the temple of man?
INPUT: who is schwaller de lubicz?
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged - secure knowledge node sacred geometry
turingprinciple: In 1936, on a visit to the tomb of Rameses IX in Alexandria, Schwaller had a kind of revelation. A picture represented the pharaoh as a right-angle triangle with the proportions 3:4:5, his upraised arm adding another unit. Schwaller thought it demonstrated the Pythagorean theorem, centuries before Pythagoras was born. From the picture it was clear to him that the knowledge of the medieval masons had its roots in ancient Egypt. For the next fifteen years, until 1951, Schwaller de Lubicz remained in Egypt, investigating the evidence for what he believed was an ancient system of psychological, cosmological, and spiritual knowledge.
turingprinciple: Schwaller found in Luxor evidence of the golden section, phi. It's existence proved the Egyptians had knowledge of it much earlier than the Greeks. But Schwaller de Lubicz knew phi was more than a central item in the Egyptian architecture but in classical architecture as well. It is the mathematical archetype of the manifest universe, the means by which we have an "asymmetrical" world of galaxies and planets, and not a bland, homogenous sameness, a question that contemporary cosmologists are also concerned with. Schwaller linked phi to the orbits of the planets, the proportions of Gothic cathedrals, and the forms of plants and animals. It was a "form constant," a blueprint for reality, a law of creation. And the Egyptians knew it.
turingprinciple: end of secure knowldge node pathway

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THE TRANSCENDENCE PATHWAY
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Keyword: Transcendence
Quote:
INPUT: What is transcendence?
turingprinciple: keyword acknowledged - secure node path
accessed - Roman philosophers believed transcendence meant a
state extending beyond normal understanding, experience, and
understanding. "The one is truth beyond all statement The
All- Transcending has no name. We can state what it is not,
while we are silent as to what it is. Those who are divinely
possessed and inspired have at least knowledge that they
hold some greater thing within them, though they cannot tell
what it is."

It is a quote by Plotinus
Quote:
Keyword: Plotinus
Quote:
INPUT: Cite Plotinus?
turingprinciple: secure node pathway - keyword transcendence
- Plotinus, sometimes called the founder of Neo-Platonism. His great work in six parts.

Quote:
Keyword: Six Enneads
Quote:
INPUT: What are the Six Enneads?
turingprinciple: secure node pathway - keyword transcendence
-The Six Enneads - "The energy of nature is artificial, as when a dancer moves." All things are artificial, for nature is the art of God.
Send an e-mail to turingprincipleSPLATnetscape.net with "six enneads" in the subject line to proceed.


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