Finding Answers

[Zhadhrig]

When I first found eht namuh I was unnerved, I didn't stay on it long and didn't see anything other than strange and cryptic writing. That was many years ago and since then something must have changed, because when I suddenly remembered eht namuh today I became deeply engrossed, finding some small meaning in the numbers and mirrors even though I hadn't so much as thought of it until now. I have no idea why I no longer get uneasy or why I am so interested now but I feel like there's something to be said and I need to find it.

I don't know where to start. I am lost, I can feel the significance of certain parts but I don't know why or where to go from there. I saw a post claiming they've solved it, is it something to be solved? A puzzle? A tool? I want to 'solve' it as well, but don't know how, and it would feel wrong to just take the answer from somebody who already solved it.

I hope this is received well and isn't against the spirit of the forum or experience, thank you all.

[Sh3rl0ck]

We all 'solve' The Great Work differently. I believe you are on the right path here, for there is no right path, being lost is the art of being found. You cannot be found without being lost first. Nor can you find before getting lost.

Personally, I don't think you should 'solve' it, but UNDERSTAND it. People are always making the mistake of trying to solve the site, but the site cannot be solved unless you understand it. And once again, everyone here interprets the site differently, thus, everyone is on the right path.

http://www.973-eht-namuh-973.com/colour ... _first.htm

[Redbeck]

Dear Zhadhrig, Welcome to the Oracle forum community, and thank you for your honest comments, the site itself could perhaps be described as an onion of knowledge, the learning process being the act of peeling of another layer to see what resides beneath. However there is more than one way to skin an onion as they say - you can no doubt tell that I have permaculture coursing through my veins - in fact there are numerous ways, hence there is no one path to understanding. You might say it all depends on the way a person thinks, but what they end up thinking about is more important to the mission of the site, stepping up to your place in a universal mind for change and improvement of the lot of humankind. Understanding the fact that learning makes a person less self centric and helps expand individual consciousness to appreciate the great dilemmas facing humankind with a more proactive state of mind and therefore greater motivation to help address those dilemmas.

Wise words from Sh3rl0ck, I must say.

Kind Regards Redbeck