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"These were the moments when the "Seven Sleeper" not knowing what had happened was slowly stirring himself..."
"He saw himself released, freed from enchantment - not of his own motion he was fain to confess, but by the operation of exterior powers, of whose activities his own liberation was a minor incident indeed!"

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"And we are shrinking shadows by the way side shamed by the security of our shadowdom,"

The White Rabbitz had said unto the Zed Aliz Zed, Zed AlizZed, the time of thy calling is at hand. Within the creative wherewithall of the this and that, of where thou art now at, thou hast been summoned for trial. Thou art a being aware as any, to the this a' that nature of the coming ordeal, and know, that if you succeed in this for which thou hast been born ,and which it is your bounden duty, and sacred task to fulfill, that you will only be able to return to the Land of the Living minus that with which you first set out.
The preparation of the years is over, you must leave at once and attempt the crossing of The Great Divide.You will be allowed to take nothing with you, other than the compass of thine own minds eye and such karmic unfortunates as may choose in ignorance to accompany thee. Go now and may thy God be with thee.
And so it was with fearful trepidation that the Zed Aliz Zed, was made to realise at long last that the quitessential moment of the quintessential moment of a long awaited fate was upon them.
Alizzed understood full well the import of the White Rabbitz words, and felt the spirit within tremble in mortal anguish, at the thoughts of the trials to come. Then and only then did The Zed Aliz Zed, within that total aloneness demanded of the voyager, descend into the perfect fit of the Osiris box and disappear into the void.

I see your like skyrim. I’m a graphic designer so here I altered the image to make it clearer in case you haven’t already

Helios wrote: 07 Apr 2020 22:21 I see your like skyrim. I’m a graphic designer so here I altered the image to make it clearer in case you haven’t already

Helios, not to be rude but...

It is quite possible to understand the site on ones first read. There I found great meaning and insight. The delves into religion enthralled me like nothing had ever done before. One language, the human language all added up to equal the same thing which proved a thread of golden consciousness that has survived for millennia.

You remind me of myself, arrogant. Eht Namuh had given me a spiritual purpose like no other, I felt like I had uncovered the key to the universe and it was all mine and only mine. Me, me, me. Meme. The Oracle was much less active those years ago, and yet still I found myself to come here and proclaim that I was indeed the one, the very one!

And yet, when asked by a good friend of mine, I realized that indeed I was not the one. And we were just a part of it. All equal to one. He told me to share it, to share the secret meaning that I believed was so clear to me. And it was impossible. I could not fulfill his request. He simply asked me to share on The Oracle. Confused, I spent many years silently researching. Word threads, searches, word searches and golden threads. Many a sleepless night. It was the only thing I wanted or desired to study.

What I came to ultimately understand is that the hard work of our friend David Denison is not a perplexing labyrinth. Well, it is, but we are all in this together. It is our duty to share and help each other.

The Bull of Minos
Leonard Cottrell
THE QUEST CONTINUES

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" Out in the dark blue sea there lies a land called Crete
a rich and lovely land washed by the waves on every
side, densely peopled and boasting ninety cities….
One of the ninety towns is a great city called Knossos,
and there, for nine years , King Minos ruled and en-
joyed the friendship of almighty Zeus."

Frontispiece quote
"Furthermore, after he (Theseus) was arrived in Creta,
he slew there the Minotaur (as the most part of ancient
authors do write) by the means and help of Ariadne; who
being fallen in fancy with him, did give him a clue of thread,
by the help whereof she taught him, how he might easily
wind out the turnings and cranks of the Labyrinth."
Plutarch (North's translation) "

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… 'Theseus and the Minotaur.'
… "as related by Appollodorus.



"King Minos had through conquest, become overlord of Athens and as a tribute demanded each year twelve noble Athenian youths and maidens whom he could sacrifice to the Minotaur. This was the monstrous progeny of Mino's wife Pasiphae, a nymphomaniac whom only a bull could satisfy . It was kept by Minos in a labyrinth - designed by his chief craftsman Daedalus, beneath his great palace at Knossos. So tortuous was this maze, with its many twisting passages, blind alleys and false turnings, that no man having once entered could ever hope to find his way out again unaided. And within it lurked the Minotaur, waiting to devour its victims. Every year, according to the legend, twelve of the flower of Athenian youth, men and maidens, met their death in this way.
Then came the year when the hero Theseus, son of old

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Aegus, lord of Athens was numbered among those to be sent to Crete - but, writes Apollodorus:

"some affirm…he offered himself voluntarily. And as the ship had a black sail, Aegeus (the father) charged his son, if he returned alive, to spread white sails on the ship. And when he came to Crete, Ariadne, daughter of Minos, having fallen in love with him,offered to help him if he would agree to carry her away to
Athens and have her to wife. Theseus having agreed on oath to do so, she besought Daedulus to disclose the way out of the Labyrinth."




"Daedulus the Smith, another great figure of legend, was a combination of artist, craftsman and engineer whom Minos employed as a kind of Master of the Kings Works."

"…says Apollodorus: "

"…At his suggestion she gave Theseus a clue [ thread] when he
went in. Theseus fastened it to the door, and, drawing it after
him, entered in. And after having found the Minotaur in last
part of the Labyrinth, he killed him by smiting him with his
fists; and, drawing the clue after him made his way out again.
And by night he arrived with Ariadne and the children [pre-
sumably by this the writer means the rest of the twelve Athenian
men and girls destined for sacrifice]at Naxos. There Dionysus
fell in love with Ariadne and carried her off; and having brought
her to Lemnos he enjoyed her, and begot Thoas, Staphylus,
Oenopion and Peparthus.
" In his grief on account of Ariadne [continues the poet]
Theseus forgot to spread the white sails on his ship when he stood
for port; and Aegeus (his father) seeing from the Acropolis the ship with a black sail, supposed that Theseus had perished; so he cast himself down and died…"

"But that was not the end of the story. King Minos, when he learned of the connivance of Daedalus in his daughters escape, imprisoned the guilty engineer, with his son Icarus, in the Labyrinth. Then followed the invention of the first flying machine, 3000 years before Leonardo da Vinci…

Daedalus constructed wings for himself and his son, and en-
joined his son when he took flight, neither to fly high, lest the

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glue should melt in the sun and the wings should drop off, nor
to fly near the sea, lest the pinions should be detached by the
damp. But the infatuated Icarus, disregarding his father's in-
structions, soared ever higher till, the glue melting, he fell into
the sea called after him Icarian and perished,"

'Daedalus',…'made no such mistake.'… 'He flew, on unscathed to the court of King Cocalus, in Sicily. But says Apollo-dorus:'

"Minos pursued Daedalus and in every country he searched he carried a spiral shell and promised to give great reward to him who should pass a thread through the shell, believing that by that means he should discover Daedalus."
…"Having come to Camicus in Sicily [ writes Apollodorus] to the court of Cocalus, with whom Daedalus was concealed, he showed the spiral shell. Cocalus (Lord of Sicily) took it, and promised to thread it, and gave it to Daedalus."



"Such a challenge was irresistable to Daedalus."…
…"He knew well that his new Lord, Cocalus, was as incapable of working out math-matically the curves and convolutions of the shell as was Ariadne's handsome but stupid lover in memorizing the twists and turns of the Labyrinth. So, just as he had provided Theseus with the clue of thread which even he could not mis-understand , so he provided the King of Sicily with a method of threading the shell which was brilliant in its simplicity."

"Cocalus took it , and promised to thread it …and Daedalus
fastened a thread to an ant, and, having bored a hole in the spiral
shell, allowed the ant, to pass through it . But when Minos found
the thread passed through the shell, he percieved that Daedalus
was with Cocalus, and at once demanded his surrender.
Cocalus promised to surrender him, and made an entertainment for
Minos."



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"And then follows one of the most mysterious records in the chronicle:"

"but after his bath Minos was undone by the daughters of Cocalus"

At this point ZedAlizZed removed a stone from out the who of the understanding scribe.

On the way to coming here they went there.


The Emerald Tablet
For this reason I am called
HERMES TRISMEGISTUS
because I hold three parts of the wisdom of the whole world

We are the scribe, we are the Daedalus, the ones who slay the Minotaur and conquer the spiral. We bring light to the dark. Us revelationists know that the end is never truly the end, and you seem to understand that, but we are only truly special as one. The repository of knowledge Dave has created is truly astounding. Please, take heed to share your findings for the betterment of us all.

A lot of my previous posts were made out of ignorance as I was expecting someone to guide my hand through This but I’m glad I wasn’t tbh. And I don’t exactly think of myself as something special but growing there was hardly a soul around me I could identify with until here. You’re right arrogance does cloud my judgement at times, it’s difficult to persevere when almost every person around you ever growing up was oblivious and so willing to stay so. I’m glad you bothered to comment and make me think things again, i hope I can find myself just as you found yourself. However, I don’t have all that much time and energy to delve meticulously studying this site and I don’t want to let a feverous pursuit of the esoteric consume me either bc im content with ignorance to a degree. Thanks

my behavior was akin to a bull in a china shop with a megaphone strapped to its face. But atleast my loud and clumsy behavior has been a good way of meeting new friends