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TheMouth888
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So what is this site?

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I've come here a few times before, but now I'm truly beginning to dig in. I want to learn about it, because I'm facinated with religion, mathematics, science, and spirituality. But this site so often looks like a load of giberish, and I don't have the brain capacity to decode or understand it. Anybody care to share what this is place is? Thanks-Mouth
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lstair
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The best way to experience and learn the knowledge of this website is to explore it for yourself, and to not let other people tell you the meaning/answers of this site. The truths you find out for yourself I believe will mean that much more to you.

Anyways, welcome to the Oracle :)
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O.P.A.L
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To see a light
Of someone else
May seem so bright
To pull out some fright
But in some way
We all can see
Another light, but it seems free
Our own mind can only perceive
So read with a wish
And just maybe
Your own light can be foreseen

Best wishes to a friend in need. Keep to your own studies and it will all make sense, but look at someone elses and it will be missed.
O.P.A.L.
No matter where the stars may take us
We will always find a home
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Koguntetsu
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Post by Koguntetsu »

I, too, hold the same sentiment of our fellow Oracle members and knowledge seekers in that one must explore the site thoroughly on their own, carving ones own path through the pages of information found in these tomes.The first place I suggest to people for self-investigations usually tends to be the "Index of Indices" as this is the catalogue of knowledge on this website in a fairly user-friendly format.

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